I get asked all the time about the differences between a smartphone app and a mobile 
website. Many people are under the impression that they do the same thing because they contain much of the same information. So, does your practice need to invest in both? Here is some information that will hopefully make that question much easier to answer. (more…)
Thanks to everyone who attended the webinar’s this week! It was a great success, and there were tons of valuable information shared. Below is a recording of Wednesday’s webinar:
HOUSTON, Texas – June 30, 2014 – PEC (Patient Education Concepts, Inc.) is pleased to announce the availability of the IOL and LVC Counselor™ Online Tools for use on practices’ websites as well as on tablet devices, such as the iPad. The origins of this new online interactive program began back in 2007 and 2008 when PEC released its IOL and LVC Counselor™ software applications on CD for use on computers. Both of these earlier programs received critical acclaim within the ophthalmic industry for their innovative educational approach of using narrated videos and 3D animations to help counselors explain complex IOL and LVC options. (more…)
Sight Selector™ Online now offers the new Multi-Video Player feature to all Sight Selector Online users. The Multi-Video Player feature allows for embedding a single video player that can play up to 6 programs from your video library. (more…)
You might find Twitter a bit overwhelming if you’ve never used it before. The conversations are short and people using it speak a strange language. And, there’s a lot of Twitter terminology you might not be aware of. Here are a few terms you’ll need to familiarize yourself with that will help reduce the new Twitter user’s anxiety. (more…)