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Running a successful eye care practice demands a focus on both high patient care standards and multi-faceted business acumen. In today’s dynamic health care environment, leveraging innovative solutions — particularly advancements in technology — is essential to meeting patient expectations, optimizing outcomes, and maximizing profits. Health care technology is evolving at a rapid pace, leaving private practitioners a wide variety of choices, some of which bring the power of virtual reality (VR) and other cutting-edge advancements into the exam room.
The decision to invest in any new technology comes with many considerations. Can it provide fast and accurate data that enhances the patient experience? Does it require space considerations? Will it positively impact staff and appointment time? And will it result in a high return on investment? Let’s examine three significant considerations when determining which technology is right for your practice.
As the field of eye care continues to evolve, embracing innovative solutions ensures practitioners stay at the forefront of patient care, practice efficiency and financial success. If your practice is considering the benefits of technology, PECAA’s Finance & Strategy Advisor, Bryan Hoban, is here to help! As a PECAA Max member, you can receive expert advice from PECAA’s Member Business Advisors at no additional cost! Already a member? Book a meeting with Bryan here to get started. Not a PECAA Member? Contact us to learn how PECAA can help your practice thrive.
Bryan Hoban Finance & Strategy Advisor
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Bryan began his work career as an analyst and junior loan officer at a community bank focusing on small businesses. Bryan escaped the banking industry and joined PECAA in 2012 and can now be found helping Members analyze their business. He enjoys working with the rest of the MBA Team to help PECAA’s Members understand and enact positive change in their practice. Outside of PECAA, Bryan enjoys spending time with his wife and two kids, playing golf and playing guitar.