# Eye care vision benefits slideshow · Portrait

> Optometry waiting room TV, free to remix. A portrait optometry waiting room board: benefits, an exam checklist, prescriptions. Every word is editable.

Source: https://channelos.tv/t/eye-care-vision-benefits-slideshow-portrait-9e3fd0ce-7d12-40c3-8031-4e72474fb5f5
Category: Healthcare
Shape: 9:16 (portrait, a TV stood on its end)
Slides: 4
Author: ChannelOS (official)
Price: free

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## What is an optometry waiting room tv?

An optometry waiting room TV is a screen patients see before an eye exam, showing practical information: vision plans, what to bring, how benefits can be used and what happens with their prescription. This portrait board runs four slides and keeps eye chart letters out of the artwork so nothing looks like a test.

An optometry practice stands a TV on its end in the exam waiting area: vision benefits, what to bring, prescriptions.

## What is on this board

The slides below are the template's real content, flattened to text. Remixing copies the
whole deck into your own workspace, where every line is editable.

### Slide 1 of 4

![Eye care vision benefits slideshow · Portrait, slide 1: the headline and what the business offers](https://channelos.tv/templates/us/healthcare/06-optometry-vision/p-1.webp)

- VISION BENEFITS
- Bring your
- plan with you
- Many vision plans accepted. Ask us about yours.
- @yourpractice
- YOUR PRACTICE

### Slide 2 of 4

![Eye care vision benefits slideshow · Portrait, slide 2: the list of services and options](https://channelos.tv/templates/us/healthcare/06-optometry-vision/p-2.webp)

- BEFORE YOUR EXAM
- Bring these along
- Insurance card
- Photo ID
- Current glasses
- Contact lens box
- No insurance? Self-pay pricing is available.
- @yourpractice
- YOUR PRACTICE

### Slide 3 of 4

![Eye care vision benefits slideshow · Portrait, slide 3: the offer with its price and terms](https://channelos.tv/templates/us/healthcare/06-optometry-vision/p-3.webp)

- FSA OR HSA DOLLARS LEFT?
- Frames and lenses
- may qualify
- Check your plan's deadline, then ask us.
- Ask at the optical desk
- @yourpractice
- YOUR PRACTICE

### Slide 4 of 4

![Eye care vision benefits slideshow · Portrait, slide 4: the address, hours and how to book or order](https://channelos.tv/templates/us/healthcare/06-optometry-vision/p-4.webp)

- YOUR EYE EXAM
- Your prescription
- is yours to keep
- 123 Main Street
- Mon to Sat 9am to 6pm
- We hand you a copy after your exam.
- Shop where you like.
- @yourpractice
- YOUR PRACTICE

## Frequently asked questions

### What should patients bring to an eye exam?

Their insurance card, a photo ID, their current glasses and, if they wear contact lenses, a lens box or the details printed on it. This board lists exactly those, which saves looking up a contact lens prescription in the middle of the exam.

### Can the waiting room screen show eye health information?

General eye care information, yes, when it comes from a named source. Avoid anything that reads as a diagnosis or a promise about a treatment. This board sticks to benefits, what to bring and prescriptions, which are true for every patient in the room.

### Where should the TV go in an optometry practice?

In the waiting area facing the seats, away from the exam rooms and the frame display lighting. A TV on its end fits a narrow wall and reads well from a chair. Avoid window glare, which is harder still for patients whose pupils have been dilated.

### Can the practice update plan details itself?

Yes. Every line on the board is text you edit in the editor, on a phone or a computer. When a plan you accept changes, update the slide and publish, and the waiting room screen follows.

## How to use it

1. Open https://channelos.tv/t/eye-care-vision-benefits-slideshow-portrait-9e3fd0ce-7d12-40c3-8031-4e72474fb5f5 and press "Use this template". Create a free account and the template opens in your own workspace.
2. Change the words, prices and photos in the editor, from a phone or a computer.
3. On the TV, open play.channelos.tv in its own browser, pair it from your phone with the code it shows, then publish the board to it.

It runs in the television's own web browser. There is no media player box to buy and
nothing to install. The first screen is free. Free screens show a small "Made with
ChannelOS" badge in one corner. Any paid plan removes it.