mrmonsif For decades, referring a patient for "Low Vision" felt like a clinical concession—a polite way of admitting that refraction had…
mrmonsif Many Canadian optometry practices suffer from what practice management consultants call "the leaky bucket syndrome." They pour thousands of dollars…
mrmonsif For over a century, the optical industry treated pediatric nearsightedness as a minor inconvenience. A child's vision worsened, the doctor…
mrmonsif The historical treatment protocol for dry eye disease is dead. For decades, dismissing granular, burning eyes as a minor nuisance…
mrmonsif If you ask ten independent optometrists what separates their practice from the large corporate chain down the street, nine of…
mrmonsif In the fiercely competitive Canadian optical market of 2026, the independent practice cannot win on price. Aggressive online retailers and…
