Clinical Report: Creating an inventory-less contact lens practice
Overview
This report outlines the transition to an inventory-less contact lens practice, highlighting the integration of an ordering platform, partnerships with manufacturers, and the establishment of virtual banks. These changes have improved staff efficiency, reduced costs, and maintained patient convenience.
Background
Managing contact lens inventory can be challenging for practices, impacting both staff morale and financial performance. Traditional inventory systems often lead to inefficiencies and increased costs, which can detract from patient care. Transitioning to an inventory-less model can enhance operational efficiency and patient satisfaction.
Data Highlights
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Key Findings
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Practices can enhance operational efficiency and reduce costs by adopting an inventory-less model for contact lenses. This approach not only improves staff morale but also ensures that patients receive their lenses conveniently and promptly.
Conclusion
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References
- Carmen F. Castellano, Contact Lens Spectrum, 2020 -- CONTACT LENS PRACTICE MANAGEMENT
- Jon Forché, O.D., & Nadine Forché, O.D., Optometric Management, 2008 -- Prescription for Success With Contact Lenses
- Polly Hendricks, OD, Contact Lens Spectrum, 2015 -- The Impact of Contact Lens Inventory on Contact Lens Business
- CDC -- Healthy Contact Lens Wear and Care
- TFOS DEWS III: Executive Summary, ScienceDirect, 2025
- Contact Lens Spectrum — The Impact of Contact Lens Inventory on Contact Lens Business
- Health Promotion Materials | Healthy Contact Lens Wear and Care | CDC
- TFOS DEWS III: Executive Summary - ScienceDirect
- IMI—2025 Digest - PMC
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