What your patients are tweeting about you

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It’s been a little while since we last conducted a search on what patients are saying about their eye doctors on social media. See our original 2015 story here.

We once again took to Twitter to read some patients’ thoughts and experiences they have had from your chair.

Check them out!

 

Best practices for managing keratoconus patients. #optometryhttps://t.co/bxHuBr7hIZpic.twitter.com/RQuakWsZYm

- Optometry Times (@OptometryTimes) January 20, 2020

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