One wonderful benefit of the of CooperVision's Best Practices Program is bringing together honorees to support and learn from one another. 2017 Honorees Dr. Thornhill and Dr. Tantum demonstrated that in the 2017 'Sight Before Christmas' toy drive.
Consumers are increasingly embracing the subscription model of purchasing for more and more of their everyday needs. LensFerry® offers them the ability to sell annual supplies of contact lenses to patient in a subscription model format.
As we look ahead to Best Practices 2018, we also took some time to look back at 2017 with our current honorees. Here’s what they had to say when asked what this program has meant to them.
As we look ahead to 2018 and a potential ruling on the proposed changes to the Contact Lens Rule, we commit to our customers that we will remain vigilant in our efforts to advocate for and partner with eye care providers for the protection of all contact lens patients.
The Adopt-a-Patient® program allows optometry students during their clinical rotation to give back to their communities by "adopting" a deserving patient who lacks the necessary resources to purchase contact lenses. Two clinicians form The Ohio State University discuss its impact.
The Experience Zone provided optometrists an opportunity to test the fit, vision and handling of MyDay® Toric daily disposable contact lenses firsthand.
A desire to give back inspired Best Practices 2017 Honoree Will Tantum, OD to donate frames and equipment to a practice in Guatemala. What began as an effort to help a friend grew into an enormous, multi-faceted giving campaign.
Best Practices 2017 Honoree, Shauna Thornhill, OD, believes wholeheartedly in giving the gift of sight. See how she has created a unique program to benefit her community.