December 2, 2019   Modernize contact lens wear Contact lens advancements can change a patient’s quality of life, both now and for years to come. They are an opportunity for ODs to embrace technology, become early adapters, and differentiate their services to the patient. Set yourself apart by offering your patients the latest technology available. Learn more ADVERTISEMENT   What ODs are grateful for: 2019 edition It is late November. Leaves have changed and fallen from the trees, and cold weather is knocking on the door. It is Thanksgiving, and it is time to pause for a moment of reflection. 2019 marks our fifth annual gratitude list. See more   NECO launches industry conversation about optometric education Some 65 people from optometric industry and media gathered in early November with New England College of Optometry (NECO) administration and trustees in Boston to discuss optometric education at the inaugural Industry & Employer Relations Meeting. See more   ADVERTISEMENT Contact lenses for an individualized patient experience In this Optometry Times® podcast, Heather Webster, OD, discusses the wide range of eye conditions and lifestyles managed by a family of contact lenses, from seasonal allergies and light sensitivity to extended computer use, presbyopia and astigmatism. Listen to the podcast now.   RELATED ARTICLES   How ODs should break bad news to patients How to master hybrid contact lenses Measurements matter in cataract surgery, the new refractive procedure The possible connection among kids, devices, and myopia Research initiatives offer treatment options for diabetes patients How to treat dry eye in the pediatric and young adult population   RESOURCE CENTER   Know the hidden links among glaucoma, contact lenses, and the cornea 9 simple solutions to 9 complex cases Why ODs shouldn’t stop short with patient care ODs have room to grow in selling annual CL supplies Look for small signs to prevent contact lens complications Experts offer advice on fitting, pricing daily disposables