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US Eye adds 4 locations
Sarasota, Fla.-based US Eye recently added practices in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Florida to its network, the company said Sept. 21. -
Eye surgery centers in 2026: 5 factors driving change
The next few years will be pivotal for the survival of independent eye practices and surgery centers, as many are joining larger organizations and private equity groups. -
FDA approves first ophthalmology biosimilar drug
The FDA has approved a ranibizumab biosimilar, its first ophthalmologic biosimilar, according to a Sept. 20 report from the Center for Biosimilars. -
Kremer Eye Center adds light-adjustable lens implants
King of Prussia, Penn.-based Kremer Eye Center is one of the first practices in the area to offer light-adjustable implants, the center said Sept. 17. -
Missouri ophthalmologist performs 1st light-adjustable lens implant
Kevin Skelsey, MD, completed his first implant of RxSight's light-adjustable lens at the Summit Eye Center in Lee's Summit, Mo., the lens developer said Sept. 16. -
US Eye adds 2 practices, ASCs
Sarasota, Fla.-based US Eye recently added two practices based in South Carolina and Virginia to its network, bringing the organization's footprint to more than 50 affiliated practices. -
9 ophthalmology practice updates to know
From acquisitions to accreditations, here are nine updates happening at ophthalmology practices: -
Eye Health America adds Nielson Eye Center
Greenville, S.C.-based Eye Health America recently acquired Nielsen Eye Center, which has locations in Clearwater and Largo, Fla., the company said Aug. 27. -
Midwest Eye Consultants gets PE investment
Wabash, Ind.-based Midwest Eye Consultants has entered a partnership with New York City-based private equity firm Sentinel Capital Partners to fund the eye group's continued growth, the firm said Sept. 13. -
Ophthalmologist recognized for completion of 100 Xen gel stent implants
Robert Friedman, MD, was recently awarded a certificate of recognition for performing more than 100 Xen Gel Stent procedures, according to a Sept. 3 LinkedIn post from Eye Health America. -
4 researchers awarded $35K to support ophthalmology, blindness prevention
The American Academy of Ophthalmology and eye care nonprofit Research to Prevent Blindness awarded grants to four researchers Sept. 1 in support of population-based studies on ophthalmology and blindness research. -
New York eye practice hits 10,000th procedure milestone at ASC
Amherst, N.Y.-based Fichte, Endl & Elmer Eyecare performed its 10,000th successful procedure, Niagara Frontier Publications reported. -
OCLI Vision adds Pennsylvania ophthalmology practice
Oceanside, N.Y.-based OCLI Vision has added Philadelphia-based Keystone Eye Associates to its network. -
Outlook for ophthalmology in 5 years
Ophthalmologists expect to see a large growth in new technology and surgical offerings, recruitment challenges and continued consolidation of practices over the next five years. -
Eye Health America acquires Florida practice, ASC
Eye Health America acquired a Fort Myers, Fla.-based physician practice with an ASC, the company said Aug. 26. -
Sight Growth Partners adds Connecticut practice, ASC
Sight Growth Providers expanded into Connecticut through a partnership with Manchester-based Fichman Eye Center and the Laser & Vision Surgery Center, the company announced Aug. 26. -
Ophthalmology outpatient volume drops 4%: 3 stats
Ophthalmology has seen one of the highest drops in outpatient volume from June 2019 to 2021, according to a survey from management consulting firm McKinsey & Co. -
7 ophthalmology updates to know
From practice openings to new procedures, here are seven ophthalmology updates to know: -
Unifeye Vision Partners partners with 2 California practices
Dallas-based eye care network Unifeye Vision Partners recently partnered with two practices in California, expanding the network's footprint in the state. -
UnitedHealthcare updates policy on Avastin biosimilars
United Healthcare has removed two contested Avastin biosimilars from two of its policies.
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