2017 Nebraska Primary EyeCare Conference

Embassy Suites Lincoln

March 24-26, 2017Continuing Education Credits:

Optometrists can earn up to 16 CE hours at the conference.

COPE Approved Activity

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WelcomeWelcome to the 2017 Nebraska Primary EyeCare Conference!

The NOA Education Committee has worked hard to bring together top-notch speakers covering an extensive range of topics. A special thank you to this year’s Education Committee: Drs. Kyle Cheatham, Scott Greder, Richard Kant, Kyle Klute, Todd Pfeil, Scott Reins, Bob Vandervort, and Matt Willis, each year they provide excellent guidance arranging education in a constantly evolving environment.

Technology will be a focus for this year’s conferences, and our Whova event app is just the beginning! Our hope is that Whova will assist in keeping you on schedule (via your phone or tablet), and increase networking among our attendees. NOA staff has come up with some interesting ways to integrate the app with our educational opportunities this weekend (and you will have a chance to win prizes) so make sure you download the Whova App (instructions on page 11 of this brochure).

As always, this year’s conference provides opportunities for networking with our exhibitors. Please make certain you visit with each exhibitor. Our exhibitors offer a wide variety of products and services, keeping you current with technology, trends and products you might have a use for in your practice.

Our Friday luncheon will provide an update on Nebraska Medicaid, and a special presentation by Bausch+Lomb representative, Dr. Matthew Ward. Saturday during lunch, Dr. Ron Benner, our AIA Board of Trustee Liaison, will offer an update on professional trends across the country and AOA benefits.

It is an action packed schedule for this year’s conference, and we hope you take full advantage of it. Maybe even sneak away for a concert at the Pinnacle Bank Arena, just make sure you share it on the Whova app so we can all see!

Enjoy the weekend!

Creston Myers, ODPresidentNebraska Optometric Association

Speaker handouts/presentations

will remain online following convention for you to use as a resource

nebraska.aoa.org/education-and-training/spring-conference

NOA Thanks Our Sponsors

PECCAEducational Sponsor Grant

Omaha/Lincoln Eye & Laser InstituteWelcome Coffee

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Conference Schedule

Friday, March 24, 20178:00 - 10:00 am

The Sky’s the Limit...Or Is It (2hrs - COPE 47070-PO)Presenter: John Berdahl, MDOne of the most accomplished young eye surgeons in the country will share new innovations in eyecare in this unique Special Session. The audience will learn what is making news at the big ophthalmology meetings, where is technology taking us, and fascinating insights and updates from research conducted at NASA.

Break and time with Exhibitors

10:20 - 11:10 am

4 Years of ReLACS The New State of Cornea (1hr - COPE 44118-PO)Presenter: John Berdahl, MDCataract Surgery Technology is changing rapidly. Therapeutic and Refractive options for cataract surgery are changing even more rapidly. Our aim is to review the underlying technologies associated with Cataract Surgery, Specifically ReLACS, review the latest data, and understand all the options for cataract surgery. Also we will discuss Fuchs endothelial dystrophy treatment options and give a first hand patient experience. Finally we will discuss new approaches to underdstanding the basic pathophysiology of Lasik.

11:10 am - 12:00 pm

Cataract Surgery Patient Education and New Technology for Surgery, Implants, and Medications (1hr - COPE 45521-PO)Presenter: John Berdahl, MDReviewing the indications and results with femtosecond laser assisted cataract surgery, and its place with refractive procedures. Presentation of all lens implant options, what they do, how lenses fit different visual needs. Also includes a look at Drop a Day, what it is, risks, benefits, and results.

Lunch with Calder Lynch, Director, Division of Medicaid and Long-Term Care and time with Exhibitors

2:00 - 3:00 pm

Thyroid Disease and the Eye (1hr - COPE 46465-SD)Presenter: William Townsend, OD, FAAO

Approximately 20 million Americans have some form of thyroid disease, which has multiple and potentially serious effects on the visual system. Optometrists should recognize signs and symptoms suggesting thyroid abnormalities. This presentation addresses the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the endocrine system in general with special focus on the thyroid gland. We then target the specific tests that aid in diagnosis of anomalies of the thyroid and discuss management of ocular manifestations and complications of thyroid disease.

3:00 - 4:00 pm

Innovations And Updates on Ocular Surface Disease (1hr - COPE PENDING)Presenter: William Townsend, OD, FAAO

Our understanding of ocular surface disease has grown exponentially in the past decade. In this presentation you will learn about new information on the demographic and epidemiology of OSD and recent landmark studies that have altered the way we diagnose and manage this condition. You will also learn about new recently introduced treatments as well as therapies and technology that is in development. Finally you will be introduced to practice management strategies that will help make this a profitable part of your practice.

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Partners In Professionalism

Platinum Partners

Gold Partners

Silver Partners

Diamond Partners

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Conference ScheduleSaturday, March 25, 20177:30 - 8:00 am - Registration

7:30 - 8:00 am

MIPS Update Presenter: Ed Schneider, OD

Dr. Quack’s 30-minute PowerPoint presentation will describe what you need to know to avoid Medicare reimbursement penalties due to the new CMS Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS). The presentation will cover what MIPS information you need to report in 2017, and how to report it. 2017 MIPS will significantly impact your 2019 Medicare payments, ranging from a 4% penalty to a 4% bonus. Ignoring MIPS in 2017 guarantees a 4% penalty in all 2019 Medicare reimbursement, with the size of penalties increasing each year.

8:00 - 10:00 am

Depress Your Patients Diagnosing Managing Vitreoretinal Anomalies (2hrs - COPE 49989-PS)Presenter: William Townsend, OD, FAAO

Evaluation of the peripheral retinal fundus remains an important and challenging segment of examining the eye. Optometrists are uniquely qualified to assess and manage most peripheral retinal anomalies. This course reviews the normal landmarks and anatomy of the retinal periphery. It addresses primary forms of peripheral retinal degenerations and discusses examination techniques that are useful in examining the retinal periphery.

Break and time with Exhibitors

10:20 am - 12:00 pm

I Strain - What effect do todays tablets and devices have on vision (2hrs - COPE 48682-FV)Presenter: Valerie Kattouf, ODTo help the attendee learn about the various concerns and issues patients especially children can have due to the use of tablets and devices.

Lunch with AOA Trustee liaison Dr. Ron Benner (AOA Update), and time with Exhibitors

2:00 - 3:00 pm

Amblyopia 101 How to Use Current Amblyopia Research in Your Clinical Practice (1hr - COPE 50163-FV)Presenter: Valerie Kattouf, ODThis lecture will review all of the current amblyopia research and summarize how you can implement the findings into your daily practice. Case based presentations on anisometropic, isometropic, strabismic and image degradation amblyopia will be integrated. The best treatment choices for each patient will be reviewed including lens treatment, occlusion methods, pharmacologic treatment and orthoptics.

3:00 - 4:00 pm

Optometric Evaluation Concussion Patients (1hr - COPE 52492-FV)Presenter: Valerie Kattouf, OD

A review of the pathophysiology of concussion, the incidence and effect in todays population. The visual findings in concussion patients will be reviewed. The necessary optometric testing to diagnose the binocular vision, accommodative and ocular motor findings in concussion patients is presented to the practitioner in an organized and practical fashion. Protocol for the optometric practitioner to guide the concussion patient to return to ply and return to learn will be reviewed.

4:00 - 5:00 pm

EyeAssure Update

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We are pleased to welcome Ronald Benner, O.D. to Nebraska as our AOA Trustee liaison. Ronald L. Benner, O.D., was elected to the American Optometric Association Board of Trustees at the 118th Annual AOA Congress & 45th Annual AOSA Conference: Optometry’s Meeting® in June 2015 and subsequently re-elected at the 119th Annual AOA Congress & 46th Annual AOSA Conference: Optometry’s Meeting® in July, 2016.

As a member of the AOA Board of Trustees, Dr. Benner is a liaison to the Association of Regulatory Boards of Optometry (ARBO), the Constitution and Bylaws Committee, and the Building committee.

Dr. Benner has served on the AOA-Political Action Committee (AOA-PAC) since 2006, serving as chair since 2010. He currently serves on the Advocacy Executive Committee, Federal Relations Committee, Federal Legislative Action Keyperson Committee, Third Party Center Committee and State Government Relations Committee as well as chairs the Sports & Performance Vision Committee.

Prior to his time with AOA-PAC, Dr. Benner has served on the Professional Relations, Nominating, Credentials, and Geriatrics Committees. He has been an AOA member since 1982.

A past president of the Montana Optometric Association (MOA), Dr. Benner has held numerous roles within the MOA, as well as within the Great Western Council of Optometry, serving as chair of the board of directors. Dr. Benner has been honored with the MOA Young Optometrist of the Year Award, MOA Distinguished Service Award and, twice, MOA Optometrist of the Year Award.

A graduate of Pacific University College of Optometry, Dr. Benner has been active in his community, serving in numerous civic and faith-based organizations.

Dr. Benner grew up in Forsyth, Montana, and he owns and operates a private practice clinic in Laurel, Montana. Dr. Benner is also an adjunct faculty member at Rocky Mountain College in Billings, Montana

Sunday, March 25, 20178:00 - 10:00 am

A Contemporary Look at Cerebravascular Disease for the Ophthalmic Practitioner (2hrs - COPE 51917-SD)Presenter: Brett Bence, OD, FAAO

This 2 hour course will provide a comprehensive overview of the patient who either has Amaurosis Fugax or presents with risk of cerebrovascular disease. The outline includes Overview of stroke Amaurosis fugax Vascular neuroanatomy, pathobiology AF causes, masqueraders Optometric clinical exam Auxiliary imaging Decision making stroke risk reduction Surgery vs. anti-thrombotic medications.

Break and time with Exhibitors

10:20 - 11:10 pm

Will This Patient Go Blind From Glaucoma? Relevance of Progression Criterion (1hr - COPE 52117-GL)Presenter: Brett Bence, OD, FAAOThis course reviews risk factors for glaucoma progression and details visual field and imaging indication of advancing glaucoma. Several cases are used to demonstrate progression criterion.

11:10 am - 12:00 pm

The Prominent Secondary Glaucomas (1hr - COPE 51918-GL)Presenter: Brett Bence, ODThis course will detail diagnosis, pathophysiology, histopathology, and management of 3 most common secondary glaucomas that optometrists will encounter pseudoexfoliation, pigment dispersion syndrome and pigmentary glaucoma, and steroid-induced glaucoma.

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ExhibitorsAccuLens - #9800-525-2470 • acculens.com

For the last 45 years, Acculens has proven itself to be an innovative leader in contact lens products. With its Maxim and EasyFit scleral lens designs practitioners now have solutions for the routine and complex patient. Stop by our booth for information on these exciting products.

Alcon Laboratories, Inc. - #10817-615-2448 • alcon.com

Alcon, a global leader in eye care, provides innovative products that enhance quality of life by helping people see better. The three Alcon businesses—Surgical, Pharmaceutical and Vision Care—offer the widest spectrum of products addressing the world’s most pressing eye care needs.

Allergan - #20, #11714-246-4500 • allergan.com

With a 60-year heritage in discovering and developing therapeutic agents to help protect and preserve vision, eye care professionals and patients rely on Allergan products to treat a variety of eye conditions. We are a leader in this area and are one of the fastest-growing eye care companies worldwide.

Avesis - #11, #3410-581-8700 • avesis.com

Avesis is one of the nation’s leading managed dental, vision, and hearing care companies. Providing outstanding customer service has been a top priority for our nearly 40 years, and our core values of accountability, empowerment, excellence, and integrity help us deliver innovative and valued benefit programs to our members. Avesis is a wholly owned subsidiary of The Guardian Life Insurance Company.

Bausch & Lomb - #8402-319-3918 • bausch.com

Bausch + Lomb, a Valeant Pharmaceuticals International, Inc. company, is a leading global eye health organization that is solely focused on protecting, enhancing and restoring people’s eyesight. Our core businesses include over-the-counter supplements, eye care products, ophthalmic pharmaceuticals, contact lenses, lens care products, ophthalmic surgical devices and instruments. We develop, manufacture and market one of the most comprehensive product portfolios in our industry, which is available in more than 100 countries.

Carl Zeiss Meditec - #19, #10925-557-4158 • meditec.zeiss.com

Carl Zeiss Meditec offers complete solutions, including implants and consumables, to diagnose and treat eye conditions and ophthalmic diseases. The comprehensive ZEISS portfolio is designed to meet the demands of eye care professionals and help them deal with an increasingly challenging healthcare environment.

CenterVue Inc. - #16, #7408-988-8404 • centervue.com

CenterVue develops highly advanced and easy to use diagnostic systems for early detection and management of sight-threatening pathologies such as Diabetic Retinopathy, Glaucoma and Macular Degeneration. Our innovative devices employ imaging principles and fluid functionality and aid in precise diagnosis and efficient workflow. The CenterVue portfolio includes the DRS Automated Fundus Camera, the EIDON Wide-Field Confocal Scanner, the MAIA Microperimeter and the new COMPASS Fundus Perimeter.

CooperVision - #1585-264-3298 • coopervision.com

CooperVision is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of soft contact lenses. With the world’s largest portfolio of silicone-hydrogel lenses, CooperVision offers the most complete collection of spherical, toric and multifocal lenses for customers in over 100 countries. Through these innovative products and focused practitioner support, CooperVision offers a refreshing perspective to the marketplace.

Diopsys - #14, #1585-264-3298 • diopsys.com

Diopsys is the leader in providing ophthalmologists and optometrists with objective, functional information about the vision system to aid in the early detection of vision disorders and patient management through ERG and VEP vision testing. Visit the Diopsys Booth to learn more about the clinical uses of visual electrophysiology.

Envolve Benefit Options - #18, #9910-612-8952 • envolvevision.com

Envolve Vision is an eye care administrator with 30 years of experience providing comprehensive and affordable eye care services. We serve over 9 million members across the country and partner with Nebraska Total Care to provide routine and medical eye care services to their members.

Essilor Labs of America - #6402-980-4141 • essilorlabs.com

Global leader in optical lenses, offering solutions you need to see your best. Home to Transitions, Crizal, Xperio UV, Varilux & Eyezen.

EyeAssure402-474-7716 • eyeassure.org

EyeAssure is a messenger model Independent Physician Association owned by NOA with 117 Charter Members. EyeAssure’s mission is to serve the interests of Nebraska Doctors of Optometry and their patients by effectively integrating optometric care into the healthcare and health insurance marketplace. Our objective is to be a valued resource to insurance companies and Doctors of Optometry by helping to control costs and assure quality of optometric care through provider credentialing and utilization management. We facilitate access to insurance companies for optometrists and their patients and improve accountability of optometric care.

General Collection Company - #7308-381-1423 • generalcollection.com

General Collection is a full service collection agency serving all of Nebraska. We help you recover funds in an ethical and professional manner, protecting the reputation and positive relationships you’ve worked so hard to build.

Heidelberg Engineering - #15, #6800-931-2230 • heidelbergengineering.com

Heidelberg Engineering provides visionary solutions to diagnostic challenges in ophthalmology. The SPECTRALIS® diagnostic imaging platform combines confocal scanning laser imaging with high-resolution OCT. It’s the only imaging system with patented TruTrack Active Eye Tracting technology. Options include: OCT, BluePeak autofluorescence, MultiColor, widefield and ultra-widefield modules, and scanning laser angiography.

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ExhibitorsInvisor - #9, #2785-334-4100 • GoInvisor.com

Invisor’s sole focus is on starting, converting, and operating 401(k) plans. Not all retirement plans are created equal. Whether you’re interested in minimizing costs or maximizing contributions to owners, Invisor can tailor a plan just for you.

Marco - #12, #4800-874-5274 • marco.com

This year Marco launches ion IMAGINGsm System - a powerful and versatile slit lamp attachment for anterior segment imaging. This instrument combines Apple technology with Marco diagnostics for every slit lamp examination. ion IMAGINGsm redefines the slit lamp examination by delivering your diagnosis as you make it. In addition, the XFRACTIONsm process continues to redefine wavefront optimized refractions and the AFC-330 sets new standards of automation in a retinal camera. Marco also introduces the next generation of portable ARK systems with the new HandyRef-K portable Handheld Autorefractor. Other automated diagnostics include Lensmeters, Keratometers, Tonometers, Refraction Systems, Corneal Analyzers/Wavefront Integrated Aberrometers and Automated Fundus Camera. All automation integrates with EMR for paperless, efficient, and more profitable practices. The Difference is Marco!

Nebraska Vision Care Partners (NVCP) - #2402-440-0232

Let’s start by telling you that we are NOT an insurance company. We are private practice Optometrists who have formed a statewide association of our peers to deliver affordable, high-quality eye care DIRECTLY to our communities through a vision plan called Vision Care Direct.

Optometric Architects - #13, #5319-240-3935 • optometricarchitects.com

Architectural design services specific for optometric practices.

Optovue, Inc. - #17, #8510-897-1576 • optovue.com

Optovue is dedicated exclusively to OCT and has pioneered numerous innovations that have changed the way that eye care professionals care for the health of their patients’ eyes. In collaboration with ophthalmic specialists, Optovue continues to pursue a single-minded vision to enhance and advance OCT technology.

Pech Optical Corp. - #3800-831-2352 • pechoptical.com

Pech Optical is a full service laboratory located in Sioux City, IA. Pech handles uncut and cut & edged lenses, as well as frames and quality sunwear lines in Plano and Rx lenses. With the newest equipment and knowledgeable employees, Pech Optical is able to offer advanced products and services to meet all of your optical needs!

Shire Ophthalmics #5xiidra.com • shire.comShire is the leading global biotechnology company focused on serving people affected by rare diseases and highly specialized conditions. These diseases are often misunderstood, under-diagnosed, and potentially life-threatening.

In 2016, Shire launched an Ophthalmics Division with the approval of Xiidra. Xiidra™ (lifitegrast ophthalmic solution) 5% is the only prescription eye drop indicated to treat both the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease.

Steve Kidwell Diagnostics - #4816-589-5503 • biovisionsystems.comRepresenting: OCULUS Keratograph 5M/EasyField, Icare tonometer, Revolution EHR, KONAN VEP/ERG, Eye Photo Systems Slit Lamp Imaging, Bruder Dry Eye Relief.

Walman Instruments - #20, #12800-222-8095 • walmaninstruments.comWalman Instruments is a single-source provider of all diagnostic instrumentation, accessories, technologies and service for the eye care professional. An authorized distributor of the top manufacturers in the industry, we create custom-designed solutions and financing to best meet the individual needs of the eye care professional.

Walman Optical - #21877-863-2759 • walmanoptical.comWe believe in enhancing the patient experience through the independent power of choice. As the largest independent lab network, we’re not owned by a manufacturer so you can decide what’s best for your patients through our expansive and unbiased list of products, programs and education. More than “just a lab”, we are a true business partner focused on growing your revenue and increasing your profits. And, consistently, from coast to coast, we stay on the front edge of optical technology to provide you with the highest quality and fastest turntime so your patients know you’re the only choice for their eye care.

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Leadership Institute ClassFriday, March 24 • 5:30 pm

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Key Issues for the ProfessionPanel of NOA Officers & AOA Trustee Dr. Ron Benner

This is the fourth session for the 2016-2017 Leadership Class members:

Deb Bessler, O.D. Josh Conner, O.D. Ryan Palmer, O.D. Faith Schneider, O.D. Taylor Steger, O.D.

LEADERSHIPINSTITUTE

NOA Summer Conference June 3-4, 2017Save the date for the 2017 NOA Summer Conference, June 3-4, 2017 in Omaha at the Hilton Omaha, 1001 Cass Street. Now expanded to two-days, this educational event will feature a Clinical Update presented by KMK Educational Services and offers 12 hours of CE. More information, including registration will be released soon!

Hotel information for Summer ConferencePlease call 1-800-HILTONS and ask for the group by name or use group code NOA to make reservations. Please note that this code is only for call in reservations. People using the web link should select “Attendee” when making their reservations.

https://aws.passkey.com/go/noasummerconference16 Hilton Worldwide Proprietary and Confidential

Deadline for group rate is May 6, 2017.

NOA 2017/2018 Leadership Institute Nominations Sought

The NOA will soon be accepting nominations for the Nebraska Optometric Association’s 2017-2018 Leadership Institute. This program was created to identify, educate, inspire, and empower a community of leaders to become engaged advocates for the profession. It provides recently-licensed optometrists (licensed 10 years or less) in Nebraska, the opportunity to enhance their abilities to be successful practitioners and leaders in the profession and in their community.

The NOA Leadership Institute consists of 5 classes, the first is in conjunction with the 2017 Nebraska Optometry’s Annual Convention in Kearney (September 22, 2017), the final will be the summer of 2018. Participants must commit to attending each session during the year and paying a tuition fee. Nomination from an NOA member doctor is required.

This year nominations will again be online.

A list of doctors eligible for nomination will be online soon. If you have any questions, please emailnoa@assocoffice.net, or call: 402-474-7716.

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Allergan - #12714-246-4500 • allergan.com

With a 60-year heritage in discovering and developing therapeutic agents to help protect and preserve vision, eye care professionals and patients rely on Allergan products to treat a variety of eye conditions. We are a leader in this area and are one of the fastest-growing eye care companies worldwide.

Avesis - #4410-581-8700 • avesis.com

Avesis is one of the nation’s leading managed dental, vision, and hearing care companies. Providing outstanding customer service has been a top priority for our nearly 40 years, and our core

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NOA Fall ConventionSeptember 22-24, 2017

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NOA PAC Board of Directors

Brian Brightman, O.D., ChairLynda Conner, O.D.Janet Fett, O.D.Courtney Goetsch, O.D.Steve Gradowski, O.D.Scott Greder, O.D.Cherie Lodl, O.D.Paul Salansky, O.D.Jeff Sanger, O.D.David McBride, Secretary/Treasurer

NFCV Board of Directors

Teri Geist, O.D., PresidentMary Lauritzen, SecretaryStephanie Grabowski, O.D., TreasurerAmy DeVries, O.D.Tanner Gates, O.D.Nicole Morrissey, O.D.Rachel Smith, O.D.Neil Powell, NFCV Program ConsultantDave McBride, Executive Director

NOA Officers

Creston Myers, O.D., PresidentScott Greder, O.D., President-ElectEric Gengenbach, O.D., Vice PresidentDan Novak, O.D., Secretary/TreasurerRichard Kant, O.D., Past President

NOA Directors

Drew Bateman, O.D.Amy Devries, O.D.Heidi Lichtenberg, O.D.Ryan Palmer, O.D.Jeff Saum, ODMatt Willis, O.D.Chris Wolfe, O.D.

EyeAssure Board of Directors

Chris Wolfe, O.D., ChairChad Hudnall, O.D., Vice ChairScott Reins, O.D., Secretary/TreasurerCorey Langford, O.D., DirectorDavid Kincaid, O.D., DirectorDavid McBride, Executive DirectorEd Schneider, O.D., Consultant

NOA LeadershipParaoptometric Board

Brandy Saltzman, CPOA, PresidentLindsay Franson, President-ElectDaniel Book, CPOA, Past PresidentJamie Picquet, CPO, SecretaryJill Luebbert, CPOT Ex-Officio MemberMatt Willis, O.D., NOA Board Liaison

NOA Staff

Dave McBride, Executive DirectorEd Schneider, O.D., Third Party ConsultantEmily Wilcox, Associate DirectorJamie Oborny, Member Services Admin.Lavon McBride, Bookkeeper