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Omni partners with Pennsylvania ophthalmology ASC
Erie (Pa.) Retinal Surgery has partnered with Omni Ophthalmic Management Consultants, according to a May 4 release. -
Midwest Vision Partners marks 12th partnership
Chicago-based Midwest Vision Partners expanded its network to 52 locations with its latest partnership. -
4 moves by private equity-backed Midwest Vision Partners
Chicago-based, private equity-backed Midwest Vision Partners has announced two partnerships in the past week. -
Private equity-backed Eye Health America partners with South Carolina practice
Private equity-backed Eye Health America, an eye care practice management organization in Greenville, S.C., has partnered with The Eye Care Center, an optometric practice with three locations. -
Ophthalmology practice building ASC in Montana
Ophthalmologist Clay Holley, MD, is building an ASC in Butte, Mont., according to an April 25 LinkedIn post from the architecture firm Fusion. -
Midwest Vision Partners, Eye Centers of Ohio partner
Chicago-based Midwest Vision Partners has partnered with Canton-based Eye Centers of Ohio. -
PE-backed Midwest Vision Partners teams up with Detroit groups
Chicago-based, private equity-backed Midwest Vision Partners announced a partnership with three different ophthalmology groups in the Detroit area. -
Former ophthalmologist named CEO of Rothman Orthopaedic Institute
Former ophthalmologist Christopher Olivia, MD, has been named the CEO of Philadelphia-based Rothman Orthopaedic Institute. -
EyeCare Partners announces exec changes
St. Louis-based EyeCare Partners has named David Clark, former president, as CEO, according to an April 20 release. -
Kaiser names ophthalmologist as director of California medical office
Lancaster, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente Antelope Valley named ophthalmologist Khodam Rostomian, MD, as medical director. -
Ophthalmologist pay: 5 things to know
Ophthalmology physicians reported the second highest incentive bonus, according to the 2021 "Medscape Physician Compensation Report." -
American Academy of Ophthalmology leads call for standardized digital imaging
The American Academy of Ophthalmology is urging imaging device manufacturers to standardize image formats to promote more efficient patient care, enable comprehensive datasets and develop algorithms for machine learning. -
Ophthalmology acquisitions and private equity — 7 industry notes
Private equity backing and increasing consolidation is a common trend in ophthalmology centers in the past year. -
Ophthalmologist lands $100K investment on 'Shark Tank'
Anika Goodwin, MD, an ophthalmologist from Greensboro, N.C., walked away from her appearance on the entrepreneurial-themed reality TV show Shark Tank with a $100,000 investment in her beauty products company, according to an ABC 11 report. -
PE-backed ophthalmology provider expands services in New Jersey
Private equity-backed Sight Growth Partners, the administrative services provider for ophthalmology platform SightMD, expanded its services into New Jersey, according to an April 7 release. -
Laptop with patient information stolen from Georgia eye center
A laptop connected to testing equipment and storing a patient database for Atlanta-based Woolfson Eye Institute was stolen Sept. 21. -
Texas Eye and Cataract surgeon debuts J&J's new eye implant in region
Deepak Sobti, MD, was reportedly the first surgeon in North Texas to implant Johnson & Johnson's new Tecnis Eyhance intraocular lens. -
Private ophthalmology practice breaks ground on larger facility
Julie Foreman, MD, an ophthalmologist in Lafayette, La., will have a new, larger office later this year, according to a March 18 report from Developing Lafayette. -
Proposed bills would expand scope for Texas optometrists
Two bills filed in the Texas state House and Senate are proposing to allow optometrists to perform a wider scope of eye surgeries, according to a March 16 report from D Magazine. -
Florida eye practice breaks ground on corporate headquarters with surgery center
Fort Myers, Fla.-based Frantz EyeCare broke ground on its corporate headquarters March 13, which will feature a surgery center, the Business Observer reported.
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