Interventional glaucoma does not begin in the operating room. It begins with how the practice evaluates patients, builds protocols, and measures progress.
In this PracticeHabits webinar, Christine Funke, MD, joins Matt Jensen to discuss how practices can move from interest in interventional glaucoma to a working, repeatable model.
Dr. Funke shares how reviewing her own patient data revealed missed opportunities to intervene earlier, treat both eyes more proactively, and reduce reliance on traditional drop therapy. She also explains how written protocols helped her team and referring providers make faster, more consistent treatment decisions.
In this session, you will learn:
• Why glaucoma care is moving toward earlier intervention
• How to examine your current patient population and treatment patterns
• How clear protocols support providers, team members, and referral partners
• Which KPIs can help measure clinical and operational progress
• How interventional glaucoma can affect procedure volume, medication use, follow-up care, and patient satisfaction
• Why patient education and practice readiness should come before broad marketing
The conversation also addresses the clinical and financial impact of interventional glaucoma, along with the importance of building the right systems before expanding the program.
Watch the full webinar to learn how your practice can turn interventional glaucoma from an idea into a consistent treatment pathway.