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Diagnostic ophthalmology company TearLab announces rebrand
Ophthalmic diagnostic company TearLab announced it will change its name to Trukera Medical in an attempt to rebrand its vision and growth strategy. -
2 eye clinics named on best places to work in healthcare list
Eye clinics in Boca Raton, Fla., and Blaine, Minn., were ranked among the best places to work in healthcare on Fortune's list for 2022. -
Ophthalmologist, eye practice pay $907K to settle false claims allegations
Ophthalmologist Craig Morgan, MD, and Eye Consultants of Huntington (W.Va) have paid 907,075 to resolve allegations that they submitted false claims to Medicare and Medicaid, the Justice Department said in a Sept. 6 news release. -
Newsweek names 20 best ophthalmologists in America
From New York to California, 175 optometrist and ophthalmologists have been named the best eye doctors in America for 2022 by Newsweek. -
Optometry ranked 2nd best job in the US for 2022
Employment website Indeed has ranked optometry as the second best job in the U.S. for 2022, according to a CNBC report. -
5 highest paying states for ophthalmologists
According to an employment report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the mean wage for ophthalmologists is highest in Delaware. -
Rising pay, top-ranked physicians & more: 7 ophthalmology updates
Viola Kanevsky, OD, is the top eye physician in the country, according to Newsweek's new ranking, plus six more ophthalmology updates Becker's has reported on in the last 30 days: -
73 universities with ongoing ophthalmology research funded by NIH grants
The National Institutes of Health provides ophthalmology labs and universities with funds for new research and developments in the field of eyecare. -
Average salary for new ophthalmologists in 10 largest cities in America: report
According to data from Medscape, Chicago has the highest average salary for a large U.S. city for early-career ophthalmologists. -
Advantage Healthcare Consulting, NuParadigm partner for ophthalmology ASCs
Advantage Healthcare Consulting partnered with NuParadigm to support ophthalmology ASCs and practices. -
ReFocus Eye Health partners with ninth ophthalmology practice
Administrative services provider ReFocus Eye Health has partnered with Connecticut-based Greenwich Ophthalmology Associates. -
Ophthalmic medical device company receives $23M in series B funding
Ophthalmic medical device company Iantrek has closed a $23 million series B funding round. -
Invirsa submits investigational dry eye medication to FDA
Invirsa has submitted an investigational new drug application to the FDA for INV-102, a medication intended to treat ocular conditions and dry eye caused by DNA damage. -
OCLI Vision adds optometrist to Connecticut practice
Garden City, N.Y.-based OCLI Vision added Himakshi Bhatt, OD, to Ophthalmic Consultants of Connecticut. -
Horizon Pharmaceuticals sued for not disclosing extent of hearing loss caused by eye medication
Horizon Pharmaceuticals has been sued by a man in Arizona for allegedly failing to inform regulators that its thyroid eye diseases medication, Tepezza, can cause permanent ear ringing and hearing loss, according to an Aug. 25 report from Law360. -
Ophthalmology is the speciality with most clinical trials: 9 fast facts
Since 2010, 504,000 clinical trials have started in the U.S., according to a report from Definitive Healthcare. -
The US' top 5 ophthalmologists, per Newsweek
Here are the top five ophthalmologists in the U.S. in 2022, according to a survey of more than 10,000 ophthalmologists conducted by Newsweek. -
Newsweek names 20 best optometrists in America
From New York to California, 175 optometrist and ophthalmologists have been named the best eye doctors in America for 2022 by Newsweek. -
Dr. Leon Rafailov now among Long Island's first surgeons to perform corneal neurotization
Leon Rafailov, MD, an oculoplastic surgeon at SightMD who specializes in minimally invasive procedures, has become one of the first physicians in Long Island (N.Y.) to perform a corneal neurotization. -
9 ophthalmology drugs in short supply
The drug market is not impervious to worldwide supply chain issues, and ophthalmologists are experiencing drug shortages like most other physicians this year.
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