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President
Kenneth W. Lawson, O.D.
President-Elect
April L. Jasper, O.D., F.A.A.O.
Vice-President
Tad R. Kosanovich, O.D.
Secretary/Treasurer
Denise Burns-LeGros, O.D., F.A.A.O.
Chairman of the Board
Barry J. Frauens, O.D., F.A.A.O.
Trustees
Bryan Stam, O.D.
Michelle Levin, O.D.
Adam Stelzer, O.D.
Katie Gilbert Spear, O.D., M.P.H.
NSU Board Liaison
David S. Loshin, O.D., Ph.D., F.A.A.O.
 Greetings FOA Members,
To kick off my state of the association address, I am happy and proud to report that your FOA Board of Trustees has returned from a highly successful, short and long range strategic planning meeting. Our meeting could not have taken place at a more fortuitous time since many new "players" have entered the eye health care arena and have chosen to "dabble" in the profession of optometry. Unfortunately for the public, there are substantial concerns whether these players have the ability to provide safe and/or effective eye health care in the provision of their services. Here are a few of these players:
1. Opternative has launched an online, self-assessment, refractive eye exam that takes 30-40 minutes to complete and yields an eyeglass prescription for $40.00, or a contact lens prescription for $60.00, signed by an ophthalmologist.
Furthermore, the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) has released a memo to its members in full support of the technology AND warning that they will monitor and oppose any optometry based legislation aimed towards prohibiting its use.
Here is an excerpt from the AAO release:
Newly Launched Online Refraction Application Opternative May Fuel More OD Attempts to Restrict Patient Access
Academy monitoring optometric legislative initiatives seeking to limit ophthalmology’s use of emerging refractive technology
An emerging technology platform that allows patients to secure prescriptions for glasses or contact lenses with a web-based app, rather than an in-person visit to a healthcare provider, could shape the telehealth environment—and has the Academy watching how organized optometry might respond on the legislative front.
The 27-state launch of Opternative, a self-directed, online refractive technology system, has the potential to set the market for low-risk, consumer-driven technology. It also could compel organized optometry to mobilize at the state level to block ophthalmology’s use of this and other modes of technology for issuing lens prescriptions. Already, an optometry-backed bill enacted in Maine restricts ophthalmology’s use of this technology.
2. Twenty-Twenty Now is another "online eye exam" company that launched recently.
3. Dr. Mario Dube, DOM, AP is a Florida licensed acupuncturist who advertises a " vision loss center " that provides diagnostic testing and vision treatment for "dry and wet ARMD, glaucoma, retinitis pigmentosa, diabetic retinopathy and Stargardts Disease." You may view this "technology" at www.VisionLossCenter.com
...........And these are just a few examples of how new players have decided to 'treat" our patients in Florida via unproven technology and/or the use of the Internet. (Please read my legislative report for further information.)
However, your FOA Board and staff are fully committed and prepared to face and overcome these challenges for the betterment of your profession and for the protection of the patients you serve. We only ask for your help in three ways:
1. Recruit new FOA members;
2. Recruit new OD-EYEPAC contributors;
3. Volunteer your time to serve as a legislative "key person".
In closing, I would state for the record it matters not whether you practice in an academic, commercial, or private-practice type of setting, because at this moment the safety and visual health of your patients is at stake. I would also like to personally thank my FOA Board, NOVA, and all of my professional friends who work hard to help me help you. So please take a moment and act now to help us keep the future of eye health care in Florida safe and bright for all to see.
Best Regards,
Dr. Kenneth W. Lawson
FOA President
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S REPORT
The “Speakeasy Soiree” at the FOA convention was a tremendous success. The convention was held at the historic Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach amid a sea of black and gold décor.
Dr. Ken Lawson was sworn in as the 2015 – 2016 president by past AOA president Dr. David Cockrell. Dr. Stephen Kepley was recognized for his 10 years of service as he stepped down from the FOA Board of Trustees. The membership elected a new trustee, Dr. Katie Gilbert-Spear of Pensacola.
Members were briefed on the FOA’s legislative priorities at the legislative luncheon by Dr. Lawson and David Ramba, the FOA’s lead lobbyist. The Saturday night banquet was an elegant affair with the guests dressed in 1920s attire, including headbands, hats, sequins, and some very spiffy shoes. The following member optometrists were presented awards:
Frank A. Broome, O.D., Lifetime Achievement
Ronald R. Foreman, O.D.
Optometrist of the Year
David W. Rouse, O.D.
Edward K. Walker, O.D., Optometrist of the Decade
Kenneth W. Lawson, O.D.
Outstanding Local Society Member
Jennifer Ham Major, O.D.
Young Optometrist of the Year
Smith Blanc, O.D.
Dr. Lenny Chedack Student Legislative Award
Pinar Haytac, O.D.
If you missed the quality education and fellowship of this year’s convention, mark your calendars for next year: July 14 – 17. We will be back at the Breakers for another outstanding FOA convention.
Emily Fritz
Executive Director
Click here to view the 2015 FOA Convention photos.
MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE REPORT
We are at a crossroads in our profession. We must have a united stance regardless of our mode of practice. Technology has helped us in so many ways inside and outside optometry. On the flipside, technology can also become dangerous and harm us if used incorrectly or as a “replacement” of services far superior. We cannot allow the care of our patients to become compromised. The FOA is your ally and your voice to continue to fight for their protection.
There are many misconceptions of organized optometry and we often hear pushback from non-members of “What can the FOA really do for me?” Our answer is “A LOT”. To expand on this I have copied our mission statement and our summarized benefits from our website below.
FOA Mission Statement:
The mission of the Florida Optometric Association is to advance and promote the quality, availability, accessibility of primary eye care and related health care of Florida's citizens; to represent the profession of optometry; to enhance and promote the independent and ethical decision-making of its members; and to assist and enable optometric physicians to practice their profession so as to ensure the highest standards of patient care.
The FOA strives to bring our members tangible benefits. Our members-only section offers valuable tools to maximize reimbursements, coding and billing tips to help avoid costly errors and an insight into the legislative issues that we face every day. The website is also capable of online registration to personally pay for continuing education events, membership dues and for contributions to FOA’s OD-EYEPAC. We will be continually updating the website with new content to keep you constantly informed.
Help us protect the profession. Talk to non-members. Educate them on the real benefits. Become a mentor. Do not tolerate excuses that are not based in reality. Now, more than ever, we must grow the membership and unite.
Thank You,
Adam Stelzer, O.D.
Chair, Membership Development Committee
Act Today
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Contribute to OD-EYEPAC
Legislative Issues include:
OPTICIANS REFRACTING: POF (Professional Opticians of Florida) is providing a 20 hour educational course on refraction. POF representatives have met with us and have candidly admitted that their intent is to educate opticians on refractions so that POF can then go the Legislature and seek statutory authority for opticians to refract. See enclosed link for more details.
http://www.pof.org/refraction/
TELEMEDICINE: A number of companies have begun offering online refractions and eye exams. Those companies include Twenty-Twenty Now, Opternative, and CVS free standing kiosks. Please click on the links and discover what is being offered up online to our patients.
http://www.for2020now.com/
https://www.opternative.com/
1-800 CONTACTS: This online retailer of contact lenses was able to find a bill sponsor in the Florida Legislature for anti-UPP legislation. 1-800 Contacts has stated in legislative committee meetings in states where they were able to have similar legislation filed that the "branding" of contacts and the optometrist/ patient relationship may lead to an "unfair" retail environment that does not foster price competition. Enclosed is a 1-800 Contacts link that details their opposition to UPP. http://www.1800contacts.com/connect/articles/what-is-unilateral-pricing-policy-upp
ANTI OD "Study": A research project is being conducted at the Tulane University School of Medicine in New Orleans for the purpose of compiling adverse incident reports involving optometrists from several states. Information is being gathered by anonymous complaints. The purpose of the project is to demonstrate “surgical misadventures in optometry." Check out the Tulane website link to view the details of their "project".
http://tulane.edu/som/departments/ophthalmology/research/la-case-reports.cfm
PROTECTING OD ACCESS TO MANAGED CARE: The "Harkin amendment " which provides for non-discrimination among health care providers by health plans and insurers continues to be challenged by our opposition at the federal level. Upon its passage in 2010, then AOA President Randolph E. Brooks, OD, said in a statement issued by the AOA, “The approval of the Harkin Amendment is a tremendous victory for optometry and will likely prove to be one of the most historic advances in patient access to optometric care since the 1986 recognition of optometrists as physicians under Medicare.” Since its passage, it has been under attack by anti-optometry advocates but has been sustained by continued vigilance of the AOA and our individual state associations, including the FOA.
http://www.aoa.org/news/advocacy/aoa-defends-ods-against-new-attack-on-harkin-law?sso=y
Best Regards,
Dr. Ken Lawson
FOA Legislative Chair
Contact Information
cell phone: 941-704-2047
e-mail: docjsl@aol.com
EYE ON THIRD PARTY ADVOCACY
 The third party issue that is confronting not only optometry but all of health care is ICD-10. There are numerous opportunities to attend course updates around the state. The single most important communication you need to make is to your EMR software company. It is critical that they have your software ICD-10 ready. The next best place we can recommend is the AOA website. They have a series of 10 webinars that are well prepared with presentation handouts and question and answers. This membership benefit alone is worth belonging to the AOA. Adapting to ICD-10 will be an ongoing project for you and your staff to become familiar with this new system.
Although I posted this in the last publication of the Insight, the FOA office and the Third Party Committee continue to field calls regarding pay parity. This is the requirement of the third party payer to reimburse equally for all codes regardless of the type of license held. The way most of our members refer to it when raising the concern is pay discrimination. The most common example is when the reimbursement for ophthalmology (OMD) is one amount and the reimbursement for optometry (OD) is lower for the same code being billed. It was a huge victory for the AOA on a national level when we achieved pay parity with Medicare, and it remains the only third party payer to have this requirement. Both Medicaid and commercial carriers do not have this requirement.
As we continue to grow as a profession, the need to communicate effectively with third party entities becomes more important. I want to take a minute to remind everyone how important it is to make sure your membership in OD-EYEPAC is up to date. If you are already a member, thank you. The next most important thing is to go out and recruit one of your colleagues to be a member as well.
Please continue to communicate with your Third Party Committee regarding the issues you face. You can do so by contacting any of the Third Party Committee members or the FOA office.
NEW MEMBER BENEFIT: CAPITAL PRESERVATION SERVICES
The FOA is pleased to announce a new member benefit, Capital Preservation Services.
Capital Preservation Services (CPS) provides advanced tax planning services that legally reduce your taxes and build wealth for you and your family. CPS is a national tax consulting and financial advisory firm that has a strategic partnership with tax attorneys and tax professionals. CPS has pledged to provide our FOA members a 10% discount on their consulting fees. We encourage you, as an FOA member, to contact CPS for a complimentary tax savings analysis. We hope in this environment of economic challenges for health care providers and small business owners, you will take advantage of this opportunity to see if CPS can provide services that will be of financial benefit to you and your family by reducing your tax liability. For more information please visit CPS online at www.cpsllcms.com or by phone at 904-742-1699.
CHILDREN'S VISION AND LEARNING MONTH
Governor Rick Scott has issued the Children’s Vision and Learning Month proclamation. August was first declared Vision & Learning Month in 1995 and now it is an annual tradition. The goal of this observance is to help educate parents and educators about the critical link between vision and learning. Here is Governor Scott’s proclamation:
SEPTEMBER 18, 2015
BOT MEETING
THE BREAKERS
PALM BEACH, FL
SEPTEMBER 19-20, 2015
RBD MEETING
THE BREAKERS
PALM BEACH, FL
NOVEMBER 14, 2015
BOT MEETING
THE RESORT AT LONGBOAT KEY CLUB
LONGBOAT KEY, FL
JANUARY 14-16, 2016
AOA PRESIDENTS' COUNCIL
ALBUQUERQUE, NM
JANUARY 29, 2016
BOT MEETING
LIDO BEACH RESORT
SARASOTA, FL
JANUARY 30-31, 2016
RBD MEETING
LIDO BEACH RESORT
SARASOTA, FL
FEBRUARY 8, 2016
FOA BUDGET MEETING
TALLAHASSEE, FL
FEBRUARY 9, 2016
LEGISLATIVE DAY
TALLAHASSEE, FL
FEBRUARY 24-28, 2016
SECO 2016
GEORGIA WORLD CONGRESS CENTER
ATLANTA, GA
MAY 21, 2016
BOT MEETING
THE RESORT AT LONGBOAT KEY CLUB
LONGBOAT KEY, FL
JULY 14-17, 2016
2016 FOA ANNUAL CONVENTION
THE BREAKERS
PALM BEACH, FL
A MESSAGE FROM MACULAR HEALTH
Saving Vision, Giving Back
The FOA announces a new program that focuses on your patients, your practice, and our state association. It’s called Saving Vision Giving Back (SVGB). This program is provided by Macular Health™, an Alabama based nutraceutical and lid care company.
SVGB is the brainchild of Dr. Larry Alexander, who wanted to build a benevolent program that benefits patients, practices, and state associations.
SVGB benefits your patients by making nutraceuticals and lid care products available.
SVGB benefits your practice by adding a potential revenue stream.
SVGB benefits the FOA by donating a portion of all proceeds from Macular Health™ sales back to the FOA.
About Macular Health: https://www.macularhealth.com/
Thank you for your support and continued success with your practice.
OPTOMETRIST AVAILABLE
OD Available in Greater Tampa Bay Area
Part-time/Full-time. Full therapeutic license & DEA #. Bilingual. Medical eye care background. Please email dyawl@aol.com
OPTOMETRIST WANTED
OD Wanted for Essillor Mobile Clinic in Duval County
Essilor Vision Foundations is bringing a mobile clinic to Duval County schools on September 29 - October 2 to provide vision care to kids in need who cannot otherwise afford it. Doctors are needed to conduct the vision exams. Exams are conducted in a mobile clinic that houses two exam lanes and a small lab. Compensation is $75/hour. We welcome one day or multiple day participation. If available to participate in this great outreach, please contact Marina Patino at mp@essilorvisionfoundation.org or via telephone at (214) 755-5728.
OD Wanted in Jacksonville Area
Looking for a future owning a successful optometric practice? Associate needed starting November 1, 2015 with a possible option to buy from retiring optometrist. Inquiries please email at lcaredr19@gmail.com
OD Wanted in Broward and Palm Beach County
“Friday’s” certified optometrist for mobile visual service company specializing in geriatric care for nursing and retirement homes. Candidate possesses strong diagnostic experience, knowledge of various pathologies and treatment protocols. Kindness and compassion a must! Please call Bob Chess @ (954) 325-1555 or email rchess@mobileeyeassociates.com
Optometrist Wanted at The Villages
Are you looking to become part of a thriving eye care practice in one of the fastest growing communities in Florida? St. Luke’s in The Villages offers an excellent opportunity to grow a medically oriented optometric practice. St. Luke’s at the Villages offers a beautiful new office, situated in the heart of The Villages community. For a detailed job description, please click here. To apply, go online at http://www.stlukeseye.com/careers/ or contact Angela Garrison 727.234.4144 or agarrison@stlukeseye.com
Optometrist Wanted in North Florida & South Georgia
Optometrist positions open for Northern Florida (including Tallahassee, Perry, and Jacksonville) as well as Southern Georgia (including Waycross and Warner Robins). Practice full scope optometry with the latest in technology alongside a dedicated and well trained staff. Excellent hours and competitive salary with bonus potential. Full benefits include medical/dental, 401K, PTO, and paid holidays. Full-time and part-time options available. Send CV to tglendenning@myeyedr.com and all inquiries will remain confidential.
OD Wanted by MCR Health Services
MCR Health Services is seeking a talented and experienced FT Director of Optometry to join and lead a growing eye care team providing care at three optometry sites. Spanish would be considered a strong attribute. Practice compassionate medical eye care while examining and treating minor eye emergencies, ocular diseases, and prescribing eye glasses and contact lenses. Our optometry departments have full onsite opticals, special testing equipment (HVF, OCT, Fundus Photography), and well trained staff including technicians. Contact Sharon Hong 941-776-4000 ext 265 shong@mcrhs.org
OD Wanted in Miami
Seeking full-time Spanish speaking optometrist. Residency, board certification, and oral pharmaceutical privileges preferred. We have locations throughout Miami. Please check out our website www.vuoptical.com. Call or email me with any questions: 305-733-1355 mario.carcamo@bellsouth.net
OD Wanted in Seminole County
Situated amidst the lush oasis of Seminole County and minutes form Orlando, Florida, this practice offers the best of both worlds. Located in award-winning Oviedo near the Seminole Expressway, this is a unique opportunity that should not be missed. This practice covers 3,000 square feet with three exam lanes, five full-time and two part-time staff members. The practice grossed $1M in 2014. To learn more, visit www.cleinman.com/practices-for-sale or call 1-800-331-5536.
OD Wanted in rural Lake City
Full time primary care optometric physician needed in rural Lake City, Florida, Monday thru Friday. Large multidisciplinary practice of independent practitioners-all board certified. Large facility. Large support staff. Equity opportunity available. Please forward resume to: Amanda Dumas, 763 S W Main Blvd, Lake City, Florida 32025 or contact her at: 1-386-752-1722 or via email: NFLEyes@bellsouth.net
OD Wanted in Beautiful Naples
Opportunity for a medically oriented OD to join a well established ophthalmology practice. The practice’s tropical location is on the Gulf of Mexico in sunny Naples, FL. The position is two to three days per week with the potential for growth. Competitive compensation. Please send your CV to Attn: Charlotte either by fax: (239) 431-7075 or email: admin@fishereyecenter.com
OD Wanted in Destin and Panama City
The Pearle Vision stores of Destin and Panama City Beach, FL are looking for an optometrist. Please call (850) 654-3937 for details.
OD Wanted in Southeast Alabama
Interested in hiring a full-time or part-time optometrist to work in a well established business in Southeast Alabama. The current optometrist has over 20 years experience and is the owner of this business. Please send resume to the following email address: southeasteyedoc@gmail.com.
OD Wanted in Jupiter
Board certified optometrist needed for well established family operated optical. No evening or weekend hours. Primary vision care services specializing in contact lens. Contact Angela @ (772) 323-5229 or angelam21@aol.com.
Optometrist Wanted in Greater Tampa Bay Area
Opportunity to live and work in a picturesque and vibrant community, rich in natural and cultural assets, and located minutes from the best beaches in the country! This progressive and growing multi-location ophthalmic practice is looking to add (at least one) residency trained optometrist. Established in 1980, practice boasts an excellent support staff and dedicated patient base. MDs focus is on cataracts, lens implant surgery, and LASIK. OD will offer a range of eye and vision care services, pathology heavy and highly clinical. Should also be experienced in glasses and contact lens fittings. Experience in treating and management of dry eye syndrome, macular degeneration, and glaucoma is a plus. For more information, call Jessie Wilson at Brighter Bay at 813.708.1230 or you can email her at jwilson@brighterbay.com
OD Wanted in Fort Myers
Frantz EyeCare is looking for a full time optometrist to join our busy practice. Established in Fort Myers in 1994 by Jonathan M. Frantz, MD, FACS, Frantz EyeCare is a well-established and growing practice, with locations in Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Punta Gorda, Lehigh Acres and Naples.
Dr. Frantz is a two-year fellowship-trained cornea and refractive specialist. Although the main focus of the practice is bladeless laser cataract surgery and LASIK with the wavelight refractive suite, our practice also includes a team of ophthalmologists who specialize in corneal and external diseases of the eye, diseases of the retina, glaucoma, and ophthalmic and plastic reconstruction.
Our team of board-certified optometric physicians provides total eye care including pre and post-operative care, as well as management of eye diseases and routine eye exams. Typically there are no evening or weekend appointments. Compensation includes a competitive base salary with an incentive bonus. Benefits include:
- Health Insurance
- Life Insurance
- 401(k)
- Continuing Education
- Vacation and Sick Paid Time Off.
To become part of our exciting team of health care professionals, please visit our website at www.bettervision.net or contact Tammy Moore: Email Tammy@bettervision.net, Phone (239) 418-0999, Fax (239) 274-0388
OD Wanted in Saint Augustine
We have a free standing 30 year old practice in St. Augustine, Florida. Our website is www.rowefamilyeyecare.com. We are looking for a part-time / full-time optometrist in this office. St. Augustine has been rated as a hidden jewel in Florida and a wonderful place to raise a family. The public school system in St. John’s County is excellent. It is on the coast with easy beach access. We also have a second office in Jacksonville. If you are interested, please send your CV to horningm@bellsouth.net.
OD Wanted in Tampa Bay, Orlando, Polk County, Ocala, Bradenton-Sarasota and Fort Myers Areas
Full or part-time optometrists wanted for large multi-office group practice. Flexible hours, pay can be up to and exceeding $200,000. Call Dr. Robert Lewenson 813-385-1873 or rlewenso@tampabay.rr.com.
OD Wanted in Saint Augustine
We have a free standing 30 year old practice in St. Augustine, Florida. Our website is www.rowefamilyeyecare.com. We are looking for a part-time / full-time optometrist in this office. St. Augustine has been rated as a hidden jewel in Florida and a wonderful place to raise a family. The public school system in St. John’s County is excellent. It is also right on the coast with easy beach access. We also have a second office in Jacksonville. If you are interested, please send your CV to horningm@bellsouth.net.
OD Wanted in Orlando
Board certified optometric physician wanted for 3-4 days each week in well established private practice in Orlando. Must have diagnostic/treatment experience as well as EMR experience. High volume medical, Glaucoma and contact lenses. Complete diagnostic facility. Monday - Friday. No nights or weekends. Contact Brenda Copely, RN, Practice Administrator at (321) 299-6316 or brendacopely@gmail.com. Please fax resumes to 407-854-0386 - attn: Brenda
OD Wanted in Port Richey
Seeking a full-time optometrist on the central west side of sunny Florida. The location is in Port Richey, FL. 3-6 days are available between the LensCrafters locations in Port Richey and Clearwater or all days in Port Richey. The staff is fully trained and will take care of all pre and post exam procedures. The office is a very professional vision and medical center. The pay is very competitive to above competitive. Please contact John L. Meyers, O.D. for more information at (727) 453-9993 or jlm3od@yahoo.com.
PRACTICE FOR SALE
Optometry Practice for Sale - Space Coast, FL
This thriving primary care practice has been established over 32 years. Gross revenue of $700,000 in 2014 with a robust net income. The freestanding office is conveniently located just off two major streets. Three fully equipped exam rooms and a separate dispensary. EMR system in place. 100% bank financing available (on approved credit). For details contact Mo Majdi at (800) 416-2055 or visit us at TransitionConsultants.com
Practice for Sale in Stuart, FL
Unique opportunity to practice and serve the patients of Coastal Southeast Florida. This single doctor location has provided comprehensive eye health and vision care to the city of Stuart since 1976. Strong professional referral network established. A two day doctor week generates over $200,000 annually. Owner is looking for compete sale/buy-out and willing to assist new doctor with transition. The office specializes in third party care. Excellent net to gross ratio trend over the past three years makes this practice worth looking into in sunny Southern Florida. Please send inquires to tbreen@thewilliamsway.com or for further information go to www.thewilliamsway.com or call 800-676-9076.
Package Deal: East Central Florida Practice for Sale
Package Deal: East Central Florida long-established, optometric practice located in 100 year old historic building. Practice grosses 276k. Building worth about 150k. Will sell both for 189k or practice along for 79k. I’m retiring and motivated. For more information email floridapractice26@gmail.com
Southeast Fort Lauderdale Practice for Sale
Established over 30 years. High volume. Contact Dr. Enker at (954) 491-7886 or drge@aol.com
FOA SERVICE PROVIDERS
Capital Preservation Services, LLC
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www.cpsllcms.com
Florida Optometric Insurance Services
Full Service Insurance Agency
1113 E. Tennessee St.
Tallahassee, FL 32308
(888) 232-4136
www.fdaservices.com/association/floridaoptometric
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Medicare Consultants
P.O. Box 669607
Marietta, GA 30066
(404) 406-7962
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Members 401(k) Advantage
1-888-357-3824
jons@frf.org
Merchant Services
Available through Florida Retail Federation
Jon Stolp
1-888-357-3824
jons@frf.org
Optometric Business Solutions
HIPAA Compliance, Billing Services, Third Party Assistance
10212 Chesterton Drive
Dallas, TX 75238
www.optometricbusinesssolutions.com/
Carson & Adkins
Legal Consultation
2930 Wellington Circle
Suite 201
Tallahassee, FL 32309
(850) 894-1009
Optometric Website Design
20-255 Dundas Street
Waterdown, ON, LOR 2H6
Canada
(416) 238-0370
IC System
Debt Collection Services
P.O. Box 64639
St. Paul, MN 55164
(800) 279-6520
Signet Armorlite
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1001 Armorlite Drive
San Marco, CA 92069
(800) 759-0075
Vision West, Inc.
Membership Buying Group
1927 Avenieda Plaza Real
Ocanside, CA 92056
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