For Maria Sampalis, OD, implementing AI isn't an excuse for practice owners to replace their staff with new technology; it should instead lift the burden of certain tasks to make for more patient visits.
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Why you should upgrade technology for contact lens patients
Author(s)Kevin M. Reeder, OD
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