May 9, 2020   Homeostasis is the Holy Grail in dry eye disease As the knowledge base on ocular surface disease increases, it becomes critically important to continue to siphon down the information into clinically relevant, actionable items that empower eye care practitioners to provide treatments that allow measurable improvements. Read on Video: How I have been using telemedicine amid COVID-19 Melanie Denton Dombrowski, OD, MBA, FAAO, jumped into telemedicine within 1 day of the American Optometric Association’s (AOA) communication. Find out how it fits into her practice and hear about a few telemedicine cases. Find out Why I wear scrubs in the office during COVID-19 One OD shares why her usual office attire of dresses and heels remain in her closet during the novel coronavirus pandemic. Find out RELATED ARTICLES   Do ODs take chronic inflammation seriously? Minimize symptoms of dry eye disease in refractive surgery patients Why staff certification is worth the investment Why practice owners should create a simple business budget OD builds e-commerce dry eye store   RESOURCE CENTER   5 lessons I learned from visiting another dry eye practice Common systemic conditions associated with dry eye disease Hypochlorous acid: harnessing nature’s germ killer Look at the retina in a different way What we know about blue light science and research in 2020