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Practicing full scope Optometry in an Independent Practice is what Hakim Group is all about

Is your practice on the pulse of the future of optometry? Learn the essential tools your practice needs to use to keep up with the pack. https://hubs.li/Q02xXtjk0

A fresh set of eyes on your optometry practice. Schedule a courtesy consultation: https://lnkd.in/ea_u8NxZ #SMCG #OptometryPracticeManagement

We've simplified everything in Optometry... ... but that doesn't mean we offer simple services 😁 From frame repairs, adjustments, driver's screenings, red-eye check and other eye care needs, Optique provides 'em all 😎 #R99EyeTest #SimplifiedEyeCare #Optique

This World Health Day is a reminder of how regular checkups, screenings and eye exams can positively impact your overall health and vision 👁️ It’s equally important to update your eyewear for every stage in life. Whether you’re suddenly finding it difficult to read emails or your eyes are feeling dry, book an eye exam today to find the right lens for your needs! Doctors of Optometry #WorldHealthDay #EyeHealth #EyeExam

What's one piece of advice you've received in your career that has significantly influenced your approach to optometry? Submit your answer to this question on Featured, and get featured on Optometry Magazine: https://lnkd.in/gEe_6p4S Deadline: 2024-Jun-24 #Optometry #Optometrist

Strabismus is also known as an eye turn. It also goes by other descriptions of crossed eyes, in-turned eye, or out-turned eye. (Rarely, it can also show us as an eye pointing upwards or downwards when the other is straight.) It’s a muscle condition where your eyes are not properly aligned with each other, and for a variety of reasons, one or both of your eyes may turn in, out, up or down. Often hereditary, strabismus affects mostly children, and with proper treatment, it may be remedied – though without treatment it may become worse. Don’t ignore strabismus. Get it checked out immediately. . Learn more by scheduling an appointment with Pacific Eye Doctors today! . #strabismus #eyefacts . (Source: “What Does That Mean? Optometry Terms Explained.” Opto, The Canadian Association of Optometrists, https://lnkd.in/d_7qXwMi.)

Tomorrow is World Optometry Day, which celebrates all the Optometrists. The day was launched by the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness, aiming to draw attention to Doctors of Optometry. Fun fact: the first tool used to help vision was a reading stone invented in 1,000 AD. It consisted of a glass sphere placed on top of the text to magnify words. #worldoptometryweek #Imprimisrx #Optometry #WorldOptometryDay

Have you had your eyes checked recently? It’s World Optometry Day today and the perfect reminder to book your next eye test! Want 10 more tips on how to protect your eyes? Look no further than our fact sheet here: https://bit.ly/3N6Y3OV

🌊 Raising awareness about Acanthamoeba Keratitis (AK) should be a collaborative effort! I recently came across a fantastic video in Wellness by CHANNEL 7 TV with Nicole Carnt that sheds light on this important topic. It surprised me to learn that only 20% of people report acquiring AK from activities such as showering and swimming. However, many members of our support group (about 430 strong!) have confirmed that they engage in these activities regularly. Providing accurate information is crucial for prevention. We need to educate optometrists, opticians, and ophthalmologists about Acanthamoeba Keratitis, as it is becoming increasingly common among contact lens wearers. Moreover, it would be beneficial for contact lens packaging and advertisements to clearly highlight the risks associated with water exposure. Let's also encourage opticians and ophthalmologists to remind all contact lens wearers that water and contact lenses do not mix! Together, we can make a difference and promote safer practices for everyone. 💧👁️ #AcanthamoebaKeratitis #EyeHealth #ContactLenses #Awareness #Teamwork #AKeyefoundation