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  • Articles |  February 27, 2018

    Spectrum News: Kentucky Ophthalmologist Fights Against HB 191

    By: Nick Storm – Louisville ophthalmologist Dr. Frank Burns is joining eye doctors from around the state in rallying against a bill in Frankfort which they say will impact patient care and technology in the Commonwealth. House Bill 191 would force...

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  • Articles |  February 26, 2018

    Santa Fe New Mexican: Seizing an Opportunity Right Before Our Eyes

    By Brent Wilkes and Dr. Elena Rios –  Access to vision care is one of the biggest challenges facing lawmakers and consumers today, especially in the Hispanic community. But thanks to new technological innovations, you can now get your contact lens...

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  • Articles |  February 21, 2018

    Lexington Herald Leader: Kentuckians Would Pay More and Get Worse Eye Care If HB 191 Becomes Law

    By Ian Adams: When Kentuckians went to the polls to elect their legislature, it surely was not their intention to elect representatives who would stifle emerging, money saving technologies designed to improve health outcomes. Yet, that is just what the...

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  • Articles |  February 20, 2018

    Lexington Herald Leader: Kentucky House Bill Would Hurt Eye Care

    By: Carl Baker – As ophthalmologists, physicians and surgeons who specialize in visual health, we are committed to the utmost standards of patient care. We have grave concerns about House Bill 191, which passed the House and will limit individual...

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  • Articles |  February 20, 2018

    mHealth Intelligence: FTC Urges State Legislators to Rethink Ocular Telehealth Ban

    By: Eric Wicklund – The Federal Trade Commission is wading into the ocular telehealth battle, now being fought in Washington. The agency has come out against Substitute Senate Bill 5411/HB 1473, which, if adopted, would require optometrists and ophthalmologists in...

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