A Meaningful, Evidence-based Approach to Myopia Management
The article discusses the development of a pediatric myopia management practice with a focus on strategic planning and evidence-based protocols. Dr. Dale Choi shares insights from his experience building a successful practice at Hope Vision Care. Emphasizing early myopia management can greatly benefit both children and optometric practices.
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Key takeaways
Strategic planning and evidence-based protocols are essential for pediatric myopia management.
Dr. Dale Choi enhanced his practice with a focus on myopia management.
Early implementation of myopia management benefits both patients and practices.
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When Dr. Dale Choi first bought Hope Vision Care with his wife, a fellow optometrist, the couple knew they wanted to add myopia management as a key focus of care. The only challenge? The existing private practice they purchased had no pediatric patients. In this ECP Viewpoints Podcast, Dr. Choi sits down with CooperVision's Dr. Justin Kwan to discuss how he built a successful myopia management practice from scratch, and why planting the myopia management treatment seed early is vital for the child and the practice.
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