Black Eyecare Perspective

The AOA joins several industry leaders in taking the pledge to increase opportunities for Black optometrists and students

It is important that clinicians are prepared with alternative methods for patients experiencing refractory CME after failed improvement with the agents that are most frequently used.

The annual signing day is part of BEP's mission and pipeline efforts for Black students in optometry.

As efforts continue across the globe, optometrists need to take action in clinics.

Essence Johnson, OD, FAAO, Dipl ABO, has been appointed as the first Black EyeCare Perspective executive director.

As Baby Boomers enter the at-risk age group for vision loss, optometrists must be ready to act.

Combining products and resources in creative ways can help grow your business.

The event is part of the organization's pipeline for Black students into optometry.

Eyecare practitioners' top misconceptions just may surprise you.

Adam Ramsey, OD, discusses his recent book titled, "Play Chess Not Checkers: The Practical Guide to Warm Start Your Dream Optometric Practice."

Optometrists can play an important role in early detection, earlier surgical referral to experienced skillful surgeons, surveillance, and follow-up care for glaucoma patients.

Black Eye Care Perspectives strives to creates awareness and change the narrative of optometry from a profession, provider, and patient perspective

Black EyeCare Perspective is connecting communities with Black eye care professionals, optometrists and ophthalmologists