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Patient Communication Tools
Scripts, handouts, and education materials to help patients understand amniotic membrane therapy.
The conversations that build compliance.
Introducing AMT to a patient
At the visit where you're recommending AMT for the first time
"Your eye isn't healing the way we want it to with drops alone. There's a treatment called amniotic membrane therapy — it uses tissue from the placenta, which is one of the most powerful healing tissues in the body. We place it on your eye, and it actively promotes healing rather than just protecting the surface. Most patients see significant improvement within a week."
Setting expectations for Aurora wear
Immediately before Aurora application
"Aurora has a small clear window in the center so you can still see while you're wearing it. Your peripheral vision will be reduced — you'll notice it, but most patients adapt quickly. You'll wear it for about 5–7 days, then come back so we can check your healing. Don't rub your eye, don't swim, and call us immediately if you have increased pain or sudden vision change."
Addressing the 'placenta tissue' concern
When a patient expresses hesitation about the tissue source
"I understand — it sounds unusual. Amniotic membrane is the innermost layer of the placenta, and it's been used in ophthalmology for over 20 years. It's processed, sterilized, and tested to the same standards as any other tissue allograft. The reason we use it is that it contains growth factors and anti-inflammatory proteins that no synthetic material can replicate. It's the most effective healing tissue we have for the ocular surface."
Handouts for your patients.
AMT Patient Handout
Plain-language explanation of amniotic membrane therapy for patients. Covers what it is, what to expect, and post-procedure instructions.
Request →Aurora Post-Procedure Instructions
Written instructions for Aurora patients: drop schedule, activity restrictions, follow-up timing, and escalation criteria.
Request →Eclipse Post-Procedure Instructions
Written instructions for Eclipse patients: BCL care, drop schedule, activity restrictions, and follow-up timing.
Request →Need patient communication materials?
Contact Ophthalogix to request printed patient handouts and post-procedure instruction sheets for your practice.