Put Everything You Offer
Where Patients Can See It
The screen runs the services and products your office offers, to a patient who is already sitting in the room. Staff open RescueLink on the same touchscreen and send the cart from there. And the shelves under it put your inventory in front of the patient properly, so the office reads as the place to buy eyecare products rather than a place that happens to carry a few. It takes about the floor space of a single chair.
$0 to a qualifying practice · Licensed while supplies last
Faced and stocked in the optical area, where a patient can see what the office actually carries.
Why Doctors
Say Yes To One
Three things change once a kiosk is in the room, and two of them happen when nobody is standing next to it.
In the exam lane the screen carries the education, so the recommendation is in the room while the doctor is still making it.
Awareness For
Everything You Offer
The screen runs eyecare education and the products behind it, so a patient waiting in the room learns what the office offers instead of only the one thing they came in for.
Run RescueLink
From The Kiosk
The touchscreen opens RescueLink, so staff build the cart and send it standing right there, and the patient finishes the purchase on their own phone.
Inventory A Patient
Can Actually See
Stocked and faced properly, the products stop being a shelf behind the desk, and the office starts reading as a real source for eyecare products.
Two Units,
One Program
Both are free standing, ship assembled, and cost a qualifying practice nothing.
Screen Built In,
100 Products
Two feet wide by one foot deep and six feet one inch tall. All metal, and this is the model that carries the digital screen and the RescueLink touchscreen.
On Wheels,
150 Products
Eighty one inches tall by forty eight wide by twelve deep. It rolls, so an office can move it between the optical area and the waiting room as traffic moves.
The waiting room is the placement most practices start with, because the patient is already sitting still.
How A Practice
Gets A Licensed Display
Displays are limited and not guaranteed. They are licensed to qualifying practices while supplies last.
What Qualifying Actually Means
- Order the products the office stocks through Vision Rescue
- Meet an annual minimum, which our team tells you before you commit
- Referrals and many direct manufacturer purchases count toward it
- The display itself is never billed to the practice
What The Practice Keeps
- The office sets its own shelf price and keeps the margin
- Whatever else the office already stocks stays where it is
- The screen and RescueLink run whether or not staff mention them
- A practice that would rather send the list digitally can use RescueLink without a display at all
The kiosk program stands on its own. A practice does not have to be in any other Vision Rescue program to qualify for one, and taking a display commits the office to nothing beyond the products it chooses to stock. Vision Rescue is a licensed pharmaceutical distributor, and drops, lens care, supplements, eyelid hygiene, Rx and medical supplies are the categories practices usually put on one.
Want To Know What The Minimum Would Be For Your Practice?
That is the question worth asking before anything else, and it is the one a website cannot answer, because it depends on what your office already buys. Take fifteen minutes with our team and get the number, along with an honest read on whether a display makes sense for you at all. Or call 1-855-692-8024.
Request One From
Your Practice Account
A wholesale account is free and has no minimum attached to it. The minimum applies to qualifying for a kiosk, not to having an account.
Ask For A Display Once You Have An Account
Inside: the display request, the wholesale catalog at your practice's pricing, RescueLink, and the rest of the provider resources. Creating the account costs nothing, has no minimum of its own, and commits you to nothing.
Add An Eyecare Revenue
Center To Your Office
A wholesale account is the first step, it costs nothing and it carries no minimum on its own. The kiosk is licensed to qualifying practices at no cost, while supplies last.
$0 to a qualifying practice · Licensed while supplies last
Questions? Call 1-855-692-8024, or back to provider resources.