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Marijuana dispensaries still blow smoke over glaucoma effects

August 5, 2020

Half of cannabis dispensaries responding to a recent survey admit to recommending marijuana products for glaucoma, but even patients aren’t buying it—at least the IOP-lowering claims. Read More >

VSP policy change may violate states’ patient protection laws

July 30, 2020

VSP reimbursement changes, which take effect Sept. 1, may run counter to states’ laws as the AOA and affiliates challenge policies that could negatively affect patient care. Read More >

AFOS celebrates five decades of delivering eye care through federal services

July 30, 2020

Its first organized meeting attracted 34 attendees; today, its membership is about 985. Read More >

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POA OFFICE SCHEDULE

The POA office building has reopened with staff working in-person and remotely on a rotating schedule to reduce capacity. While email remains the best option to reach staff directly, someone will be available on a daily basis to answer your calls and happy to help or direct you to the appropriate person. 

Joseph Ricci Joe@poaeyes.org
Deborah Blanchard Deb@poaeyes.org
Ilene Sauertieg Ilene@poaeyes.org
Kelsey Rodkey Kelsey@poaeyes.org 
Jean Herlihy Jean@poaeyes.org
Joanne Cope Joanne@poaeyes.org
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