Jack Ismail, Specsavers Partnership Director, reflects on the significance of our successful DVLA contract bid, and what it means for stores. | more
EOS in Worthing: ‘Private MECS patients say £20 isn’t very much for their eye health’
If your store partners and staff embrace enhanced optical services, then so will your patients. Specsavers Worthing reveal how they built up private EOS at the West Sussex store. | more
EOS in Surrey Downs: Stores join forces to maximise EOS success
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EOS in Newcastle-under-Lyme: ‘Optometrists want variation’
Offering a variety of enhanced optical services is not only popular with patients, it’s been crucial to recruiting and retaining optometrists, says partner Peter Harvey. | more
EOS in Berwick-upon-Tweed: ‘Have the mentality of “yes”‘
Partner Craig Bell explains how Berwick-upon-Tweed’s diabetic retinopathy screening contract has enhanced their store’s reputation. | more
EOS in Blackburn: Getting involved in EOS is not only sensible, it’s profitable
Blackburn partner Stuart Ingleby on why EOS provision will be crucial to maintaining our status as clinicians rather than simply specs sellers. | more
What could the EOS diploma add to your store?
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EOS in Bishop Auckland: ‘We see around 10 MECS patients a day’
Optometrist partner Maria Sattar attributes Bishop Auckland’s impressive EOS performance to high levels of awareness of their MECS scheme – coupled with great staff engagement. | more
EOS in Dudley: “Being ‘EOS-ready’ means one scheme has led to another”
Ophthalmic partner Hussnan Ejaz explains how persistence and participation in local health care schemes are paying off in Dudley. | more
Call of duty: Top 5 EOS excuses and how to avoid them
Whilst most customers feel cared for when they call us about a minor eye complaint, up to a third can’t get a timely appointment – or are sent elsewhere. Ross Campbell reveals the results of last year’s EOS mystery shop – and analyses the top five excuses for not seeing these patients. | more