Optometrists and opticians need different workflows, but the patient journey connects them. One platform should support clinical care, dispensing, inventory, orders, billing, and follow-up.
Optometrists and opticians need different workflows, but the patient journey connects them. One platform should support clinical care, dispensing, inventory, orders, billing, and follow-up.
Optometrists and opticians often evaluate software from different angles. The optometrist wants efficient clinical records, prescriptions, measurements, medical history, and follow-up. The optician wants inventory, dispensing, orders, pricing, documents, and payments.
The patient does not experience those as separate businesses. They experience one visit. If the clinical and optical systems are disconnected, patients feel the handoff.
A strong platform respects the differences between roles while connecting their data around the patient journey.
Lucéon provides optometrist workflows for exams, prescriptions, medical history, and clinical measurements, plus optician workflows for dispensing, inventory, sales, orders, and billing.
The value is that both sides work from one patient context instead of stitching together separate tools.
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