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Table of Contents

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Continuing Medical Education/COE Credit ................................................................................4

Physicians Program .................................................................................................................4-6

Administrators Program..........................................................................................................6-7

Hotel Information.......................................................................................................................8

Travel & Local Information .........................................................................................................9

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A Message from the Program ChairsWe invite you to join us for the 6th annual ASCRS•ASOA Winter Update program. Invest a few days away from your practice, andwe’ll provide you with the tools needed to make 2013 an outstanding year, for you, for your patients, and for your business.

We are delighted to be bringing the meeting to the Turnberry Isle Miami in Aventura, Florida. Just a short drive from MiamiBeach and Fort Lauderdale, this prestigous Marriott Autograph Collection hotel offers an array of activities for guests of allages.

Scheduled over U.S. Presidents’ Day weekend, it's an excellent opportunity to decompress, relax, and engage your colleaguesin a world-class setting at Winter Update, a superb learning experience you should not miss.

Please take a few moments to review this program material and register today!

We look forward to seeing you in Florida.

Edward J. Holland, MD Stephen S. Lane, MD Roger F. Steinert, MDPhysicians Program Co-Chair Physicians Program Co-Chair Physicians Program Co-Chair

Robert P. Cherewich, MPS, CMPE, COE Lisa M. Gangi, COEAdministrators Program Co-Chair Administrators Program Co-Chair

Faculty

PROGRAM CHAIRSEdward J. Holland, MDProfessor of OphthalmologyUniversity of Cincinnati Director of Cornea & ExternalDiseaseCincinnati Eye InstituteCincinnati, Ohio

Stephen S. Lane, MDClinical Professor ofOphthalmologyUniversity of MinnesotaAssociated Eye CareStillwater, Minnesota

Roger F. Steinert, MDIrving H. Leopold Professor andChair of OphthalmologyDirector, Gavin Herbert EyeInstituteProfessor of BiomedicalEngineeringUniversity of California IrvineIrvine, California

PROGRAM COMMITTEEDavid F. Chang, MDClinical Professor ofOphthalmologyUniversity of California, SanFranciscoAltos Eye PhysiciansLos Altos, California

Eric D. Donnenfeld, MDOphthalmic Consultants of LongIslandClinical Professor ofOphthalmology – NYUTrustee, Dartmouth MedicalSchoolRockville, New York

Richard A. Lewis, MDGrutzmacher, Lewis & SierraSacramento, California

Keith A. Warren, MDFounder, Warren Retina AssociatesClinical Professor, FormerChairmanUniversity of Kansas Departmentof OphthalmologyOverland Park, Kansas

FACULTYBrock K. Bakewell, MDClinical Assistant Professor ofOphthalmologyUniversity of UtahFishkind, Bakewell and MaltzmanEyecare and Surgery CenterTucson, Arizona

John D. Banja, PhDProfessor, Department ofRehabilitation MedicineMedical Ethicist, Center for EthicsEmory UniversityAtlanta, Georgia

Rosa M. Braga-Mele, MD, MEd,FRCSCAssociate Professor ofOphthalmologyUniversity of TorontoToronto, Ontario, Canada

Clara C. Chan, MDLecturerUniversity of TorontoDepartment of Ophthalmologyand Vision SciencesToronto, Ontario, Canada

Robert J. Cionni, MDMedical DirectorEye Institute of Salt Lake CitySalt Lake City, Utah

Garry P. Condon, MDChairman, Department ofOphthalmologyAllegheny General HospitalAssociate Professor ofOphthalmologyDrexel University College ofMedicineClinical Assistant Professor ofOphthalmologyUniversity of PittsburghPittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Vincent P. de Luise, MDAssistant Clinical Professor ofOphthalmologyYale University School of MedicineWaterbury, Connecticut

Terry Kim, MDProfessor of OphthalmologyDuke University School ofMedicineAssociate Director, Cornea andRefractive SurgeryServices, Duke Eye CenterDurham, North Carolina

W. Barry Lee, MDClinical InstructorEmory University School ofMedicineEye Consultants of AtlantaAtlanta, Georgia

Richard L. Lindstrom, MDAdjunct Professor EmeritusUniversity of MinnesotaFounder and Attending SurgeonMinnesota Eye ConsultantsBloomington, Minnesota

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Nick Mamalis, MDProfessor of OphthalmologyDirector, Intermountain OcularResearch CenterDirector, Ophthalmic PathologyJohn A. Moran Eye Center,University of UtahSalt Lake City, Utah

Nancey K. McCannDirector of Government RelationsAmerican Society of Cataract andRefractive SurgeryFairfax, Virginia

Louis D. “Skip” Nichamin, MDMedical DirectorLaurel Eye ClinicBrookville, Pennsylvania

Stephen A. Obstbaum, MDChairman, Department ofOphthalmologyLenox Hill HospitalProfessor of OphthalmologyNew York School of MedicineNew York, New York

Robert H. Osher, MDProfessor of OphthalmologyCollege of Medicine, University ofCincinnatiMedical Director EmeritusCincinnati Eye InstituteBlue Ash, Ohio

E. Ann RosePresidentRose & AssociatesDuncanville, Texas

Jonathan B. Rubenstein, MDDeutsch Family Professor andVice-Chairman of OphthalmologyRush University Medical CenterChicago, Illinois

Thomas W. Samuelson, MDAdjunct Professor ofOphthalmologyUniversity of MinnesotaFounding Partner and AttendingSurgeonMinnesota Eye ConsultantsMinneapolis, Minnesota

R. Doyle Stulting Jr., MD, PhDProfessor of OphthalmologyEmory University School ofMedicineDirector, Corneal Disease &ResearchWoolfson Eye InstituteAtlanta, Georgia

PROGRAM CHAIRSRobert P. Cherewich, MPS, CMPE,COEPresident, ASOAAdministrator, OphthalmicPhysicians & Surgeons, PCHatboro, Pennsylvania

Lisa M. Gangi, COEImmediate Past President, ASOAAdministrator, OphthalmicConsultants PASarasota, Florida

FACULTYDaniel D. Chambers, MBA, COEExecutive DirectorKey Whitman Eye CenterDallas, Texas

Nancey K. McCannDirector, Government RelationsASCRS/ASOAFairfax, Virginia

Donna M. McCune, CCS-P, COE,CMPAVice PresidentCorcoran Consulting GroupFort Mill, South Carolina

Scott PetersonChief Information OfficerThe Eye Center of Central PALewisburg, Pennsylvania

Tamim Qaum, MD, CPE, COE,CASC, FAWM, CPPS, CPHIT, CPEHR,CPHIE, CSSGB, OCSVia Christi Clinic PAWichita, Kansas

E. Ann RosePresidentRose & AssociatesDuncanville, Texas

Sondra G. Hoffman, COE, CPC,CMPE, OCSAdministorKatzen Eye Care and Laser CenterBoynton Beach, Florida

Kenneth E. Woodworth Jr., COMT,COEChief Operations OfficerKentucky Eye InstituteLexington, Kentucky

PracticeManagementProgram Track

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Physicians Program CME/COE

Continuing Medical Education (CME)Target AudienceThis educational activity is intended for ophthalmologists and prac-tice administrators.

Educational Objectives Ophthalmologists attending this meeting will be able to:• Summarize, assess, analyze, and evaluate the latest developments

for the management of multiple ocular conditions within the vari-ous ophthalmology specialties;

• Formulate current and advanced treatment strategies with corre-sponding ocular conditions, including: glaucoma, retina, anteriorsegment, and refractive surgery;

• Integrate prescribed medical and surgical treatment options intoeveryday practice;

• Examine external legislative and internal practice issues impactingthe field of ophthalmology.

Accreditation StatementThe American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery is accredit-ed by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education(ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.ASCRS takes responsibility for the content, quality, and scientificintegrity of this CME activity.

CME CreditThe American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery designatesthis live educational activity for a maximum of 24.5 AMA PRACategory 1 Credits™. Physicians can claim CME credit up to the max-imum listed above for attending the Physicians Program general ses-sions, the optional educational workshops, and the ASOA PracticeManagement Program Track, or a combination thereof. Physiciansshould claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of theirparticipation in the activity.

All CME activities approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ arevalid for recognition by the European Accreditation Council forContinuing Medical Education (EACCME).

Physicians not licensed in the U.S. who participate in this CME activi-ty are eligible for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™.

Physicians registered as exhibitors, spouses, and guests are not eligi-ble for CME credits.

Notice About Off-Label Use PresentationsThis program may include presentations on drugs or devices or usesof drugs or devices that may not have been approved by the Foodand Drug Administration (FDA) or have been approved by the FDAfor specific uses only. The FDA has stated that it is the responsibilityof the physician to determine the FDA clearance status of each drugor device he or she wishes to use in clinical practice.

ASCRS is committed to the free exchange of medical education.Inclusion of any presentation in this program, including presenta-tions of off-label uses, does not imply an endorsement by ASCRS ofthe uses, products, or techniques presented.

COE Continuing Education CreditThe following sessions qualify for COE Category A contact clockhours:1. All ASOA Practice Management Program Track sessions2. The Physicians Program Optional Workshop on Friday, February 15

and Evening General Session on Sunday, February 17.

ADA/Special AccommodationsASCRS fully complies with the legal requirements of the Americanswith Disabilities Act (ADA) and the rules and regulations thereof.ASCRS also requires compliance from its contracted vendors andfacilities. Any participant in this educational program who requiresspecial accommodations or services should contact Paula Schneiderat pschneider@ascrs.org by January 31, 2013.

Thursday, February 14Networking/Welcome Reception6:30 PM – 7:30 PMStart the meeting off with excellent company, hors d’oeuvres,and spectacular vistas. Enjoy a pleasant evening networkingwith colleagues. All guests must be registered to attend.

Friday, February 157:30 AM – 8:00 AM Breakfast with Exhibitors

General Sessions8:00 AM – 10:00 AMVideo Symposium of Challenging Cases &Complications Management During Cataract SurgeryModerator: Robert H. Osher, MDFaculty: Brock K. Bakewell, MD, Rosa M. Braga-Mele, MD,David F. Chang, MD, Robert J. Cionni, MD, Eric D. Donnenfeld,MD, Terry Kim, MD, Stephen S. Lane, MD, Richard L. Lindstrom,MD, Nick Mamalis, MD, Roger F. Steinert, MD

Video cases demonstrating surgical challenges and complica-tions will be presented in a case-based learning format.

10:00 AM – 10:30 AM Break with Exhibitors

10:30 AM – 12:30 PMInteractive CorneaModerators: Edward J. Holland, MD and Terry Kim, MDFaculty: Clara C. Chan, MD, Vincent P. de Luise, MD,W. Barry Lee, MD, Jonathan B. Rubenstein, MD

This highly interactive session mixes case presentations andpanel discussion to highlight practical tips and tools in thediagnosis and management of common and not-so-commoncorneal conditions.

Optional Educational Workshop*12:45 PM – 2:15 PMASOA for MDs: The Future of Health Care ReformInstructor: Nancey K. McCann A legislative and regulatory update focusing on the key issuesimpacting ophthalmology.

Evening General Session5:30 – 6:30 PMNon-CME Highlight Session: Comprehensive VideoPresentation on Posterior Capsule RuptureInstructor: Robert H. Osher, MDDr. Osher will present a comprehensive approach to the man-agement of posterior capsule rupture, combining actual oper-ating room footage with award-winning video.

* In response to requests, all workshops are available to all atten-dees. Lunch will be available for purchase for a nominal fee.

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Physicians Program Subject to change

Attendee Networking Event7:00 PM – 10:00 PMAttendee DinnerEnjoy a pleasant evening networking with colleagues. Allguests must be registered to attend.

Sunday, February 177:30 AM – 8:00 AM Breakfast with Exhibitors

General Sessions8:00 AM – 10:00 AMMy Top 5 PearlsModerator: David F. Chang, MDFaculty: Rosa M. Braga-Mele, MD, Garry P. Condon, MD,Eric D. Donnenfeld, MD, Robert J. Cionni, MD,Edward J. Holland, MD, Thomas W. Samuelson, MD,Roger F. Steinert, MD, Keith A. Warren, MD

Faculty will present their "Top 5 Pearls" in dealing with com-mon challenging cases or situations. Panelists will be invitedto add their own pearls on the topic, and audience membersare strongly encouraged to participate throughout.

10:00 AM – 10:30 AM Break with Exhibitors

10:30 AM – 12:30 PMGlaucoma 2013: Better Images and New SurgeriesModerators: Richard A. Lewis, MD; and Thomas W.Samuelson, MD Faculty: David F. Chang, MD, Garry P. Condon, MD,Eric D. Donnenfeld, MD, Stephen A. Obstbaum, MD

Using a combination of case presentations, videos, paneldiscussion and audience participation, the expert panel willprovide pearls for improving your glaucoma practice.

Optional Educational Workshops*12:45 PM – 2:15 PMCornea Case ManagementInstructor: W. Barry Lee, MDFaculty: Clara C. Chan, MD, Vincent P. de Luise, MD, R. DoyleStulting Jr., MD, PhD

This interactive workshop will feature a short introductionto the subject, followed by discussion shaped by audiencequestions.

12:45 PM – 2:15 PMGlaucoma Case ManagementInstructor: Richard A. Lewis, MDFaculty: Garry P. Condon, MD, Stephen A. Obstbaum, MD,Thomas W. Samuelson, MD

Join the faculty for a lively case management discussion.

Saturday, February 167:30 AM – 8:00 AM Breakfast with Exhibitors

General Sessions8:00 AM – 10:00 AMWhat’s New in TechnologyModerators: Stephen S. Lane, MD and Roger F. Steinert, MDFaculty: Robert J. Cionni, MD, Eric D. Donnenfeld, MD, EdwardJ. Holland, MD, Richard A. Lewis, MD, Richard L. Lindstrom,MD, Louis D. “Skip” Nichamin, MD

This session will highlight the latest technological advances inanterior segment surgery, providing pearls for surgeons tomove forward into the next decade. Formatted to maximizeinteraction with the audience, the session will mix didactic,panel discussion, case presentations, and point/counterpointto delve into technological advances in cataract, refractive,glaucoma, and corneal surgery.

10:00 AM – 10:30 AM Break with Exhibitors

10:30 AM – 12:30 PMRapid F-Eye-R: You Make the CallModerator: Eric D. Donnenfeld, MD Faculty: David F. Chang, MD, Garry P. Condon, MD, Edward J.Holland, MD, Stephen S. Lane, MD, Richard L. Lindstrom, MD,Roger F. Steinert, MD

Join us for a fast-paced, interactive session highlighting impor-tant issues in anterior segment surgery.

Optional Educational Workshops*12:45 PM – 2:15 PMAstigmatism ManagementInstructors: Louis D. “Skip” Nichamin, MD and Jonathan B.Rubenstein, MD

This highly interactive workshop will provide practical tips ona variety of methods for astigmatism management.

12:45 PM – 2:15 PMCo-Management of Patients with Retinal DiseaseInstructor: Keith A. Warren, MDJoin the faculty for an interactive case management discussiondesigned to provide key practice pearls.

Evening General Session5:30 PM – 6:30 PMVitreous Challenges in Anterior Segment SurgeryModerators: Stephen S. Lane, MD and Keith A. Warren, MDFaculty: Rosa M. Braga-Mele, Garry P. Condon, MD, Terry Kim,MD, Nick Mamalis, MD, Louis D. “Skip” Nichamin, MD

Join us for a relaxed video case review focusing on manage-ment of vitreous challenges in the anterior segment. Facultywill present cases for audience and panel comment. Beveragesand light snacks will be served.

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Evening General Session5:30 PM – 6:30 PMASOA for MDs: Medicare UpdateModerator: E. Ann RoseIn this session, attendees will learn about Medicare changesaffecting ophthalmologists in 2013 including CPT codechanges, ICD-9-CM diagnosis code changes, and physician andASC fee schedule changes regarding reimbursement and com-pliance. There will also be a discussion of the hot topicsrecently published in the 2013 Office of Inspector General(OIG) Work Plan affecting ophthalmology. Beverages and lightssnacks will be served.

Monday, February 186:30 AM – 7:00 AM Breakfast with Exhibitors

General Sessions7:00 AM – 9:00 AMRefractive Surgery for the ComprehensiveOphthalmologistModerator: Eric D. Donnenfeld, MD Faculty: David F. Chang, MD, Robert J. Cionni, MD, Terry Kim,MD, Edward J. Holland, MD, Stephen S. Lane, MD, Jonathan B.Rubenstein, MD, Roger F. Steinert, MD, R. Doyle Stulting Jr.,MD, PhD

Using case presentations, panelists will address hot topics inrefractive surgery, followed by an interactive panel discussionon difficult and interesting cases.

9:00 AM – 9:30 AM Break with Exhibitors

9:30 AM – 10:30 AMEthics InteractiveModerator: John D. Banja, PhD Faculty: Brock K. Bakewell, MD, Robert J. Cionni, MD, StephenS. Lane, MD, Nick Mamalis, MD, R. Doyle Stulting Jr., MD, PhD

This session will focus on ethical and professional issues inophthalmology. Audience members will be encouraged to raisewide-ranging issues, learn from the practice experience or per-ceptions of colleagues, propose or entertain remedies or reso-lutions, and task ASCRS with relevant curricular development.

9:30 AM – 11:30 AMFaculty Roundtables and Wrap-UpModerator: Roger F. Steinert, MD Faculty: Garry P. Condon, MD, W. Barry Lee, MD, Nick Mamalis,MD, Louis D. “Skip” Nichamin, MD, Jonathan B. Rubenstein,MD, R. Doyle Stulting Jr., MD, PhD, Keith A. Warren, MD

Make sure your travel plans include time for this closing ses-sion. Dr. Steinert will then lead an interactive discussion,addressing outstanding questions from the audience.

11:30 AM Program adjourns

Thursday, February 14Networking/Welcome Reception6:30 PM – 7:30 PMStart the meeting off with excellent company, hors d’oeuvres,and spectacular vistas. Enjoy a pleasant evening networkingwith colleagues. All guests must be registered to attend.

Friday, February 151:00 PM – 2:00 PM Registration and refreshments

2:00 PM – 3:00 PMPreparing for ICD-10E. Ann RoseThis presentation will give attendees an opportunity to learnabout the new ICD-10 diagnosis codes that will be requiredeffective October 1, 2014. It will include the necessary steps toprepare for the conversion, as well as provide examples ofhow services will be coded in the future and the complexity ofthe new ICD-10 diagnosis codes.

3:00 PM – 4:00 PMChart Audits: How, What, and WhyDonna M. McCune, CCS-P, COE, CPMAAttendees will learn how to examine their own medicalrecords and what issues to look for that could be problematicin a third-party payer audit. We will also examine why prac-tices should be conducting chart audits.

4:00 PM – 4:15 PM Refreshment break

4:15 PM – 5:15 PMMega-Trends and Management StrategiesDaniel D. Chambers, MBA, COEAttendees will engage in examining the current mega-trendsand management strategies by major ophthalmic practices inresponse to the dynamic pressure from healthcare reform/reg-ulations, innovative technologies, productivity, and patientdemand.

5:15 PM – 6:15 PMAfter MU, eRx, PQRS - What About You?Sondra G. Hoffman, COE, CPC, CMPE, OCSThis session will provide attendees with the opportunity toexplore the concept of maintaining life balance, time manage-ment, soulful rejuvenation, and finding moments of peace inour very hectic world.

Saturday, February 167:30 AM – 8:00 AM Breakfast with Exhibitors

8:00 AM – 9:00 AMMedicare UpdateE. Ann RoseIn this session, attendees will learn about Medicare changesaffecting ophthalmologists in 2013 including CPT codechanges, ICD-9-CM diagnosis code changes, and physician andASC fee schedule changes regarding reimbursement and com-pliance. There will also be a discussion of the hot topicsrecently published in the 2013 Office of Inspector General(OIG) Work Plan affecting ophthalmology.

Physicians Program Program Track

ASOA Practice Management Program Track for Administrators

Sunday, February 177:30 AM – 8:30 AM Breakfast with Exhibitors

8:00 AM – 9:00 AMTime Management 101Tamim Qaum, MD, CPE, COE, CASC, FAWM, CPPS, CPHIT, CPEHR, CPHIE, CSSGB, OCSThis session will teach attendees to identify how time manage-ment relates to such broad concepts as Six Sigma, LEAN,healthcare quality, health information technology, documenta-tion, coding, financial decision making, human resources, con-flict resolution, and personal life planning.

9:00 AM – 10:00 AMTechnician Clinical Efficiency and Patient Work Flow PearlsKenneth E. Woodworth Jr., COMT, COEThis session will identify technician, operational, and physicalplant inefficiencies that negatively impact patient throughput.Suggestions for avoiding or resolving these inefficiencies will bepresesented.

10:00 AM – 10:30 AM Break with Exhibitors

10:30 AM – 12:00 PMWrap-Up and Panel DiscussionAll facultyMake sure your travel plans include time for this closing ses-sion. The session will open with roundtable discussions withfaculty members to identify attendees’ key issues for reviewand comment. This will be followed by an interactive discus-sion, addressing outstanding questions from the audience.

12:00 PM Program adjourns

9:00 AM – 10:00 AM

The Future of Health Care ReformNancey K. McCannA legislative and regulatory update focusing on key issuesimpacting ophthalmology.

10:00 AM – 10:30 AM Break with Exhibitors

10:30 AM – 11:30 AMEMR and Meaningful Use UpdateNancey K. McCannAn update on the EMR and meaningful use program, includinga review of Stage 1 and Stage 2 as it relates to ophthalmology,and the various timelines for penalties and incentives.

11:30 AM – 12:30 PMElectronic Medical Records (EMR)Scott PetersonThis presentation will cover key components necessary to suc-cessfully implement an EMR into your practice. We will also lookat the role that the EMR plays in the ASC.

12:30 PM – 2:00 PMEthics and the Practice AdministratorJohn D. Banja, PhDIn this session, attendees will analyze and discuss case studiesthat are representative of familiar ethical issues or dilemmasthat occur in the ophthalmic practice. The session will focus ondeveloping management strategies such that therapeutic rela-tionships with patients are preserved. Lunch will be served.

Attendee Networking Event7:00 PM – 10:00 PMAttendee Networking DinnerEnjoy a pleasant evening networking with colleagues. All guestsmust be registered to attend.

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Hotel

Housing Deadline: January 13, 2013

Turnberry Isle Miami19999 West Country Club DriveAventura, Florida 33180www.turnberryislemiami.com

ASCRS and ASOA are delighted to host the meeting at theTurnberry Isle Miami this year. Situated on 300 lush, tropicalacres, this grand resort has garnered accolades that includeTravel + Leisure Magazine’s “World’s Best Resorts” and mem-bership in the prestigious Marriott Autograph Collection.

This outstanding property, just a short drive from Miami Beachand Fort Lauderdale, offers an array of activities for guests ofall ages, including:

• Golf: Home to two world-class Raymond Floyd-redesigned18-hole championship courses, rated 4-1/2 stars by GolfDigest Magazine.

• Beaches: The Turnberry Miami Beach Club offers a privatebeach and club, featuring outstanding shoreline, privatecabanas, heated pool, and a seaside grill.

• Tennis: Four clay HydroCourts are available. Lessons, clinics,social and competitive tennis programs are offered.

• Turnberry Day Spa: This 25,000 square foot spa is an annu-al fixture on Conde Nast Traveler’s “World’s Best Spas” list.The spa features 21 treatment rooms and a 3,650 squarefoot fitness center. Reservations are recommended.

• Pools: The Laguna Pool features a waterslide and lazy river,and separate hot tub and wading pool. The Cascata Pooloffers a tranquil experience.

• Kid’s Connection: Half- and full-day supervised programsare available for children aged 4-12.

• Marina: The Turnberry Isle Marina Yacht Club is accessible bycomplimentary shuttle and offers private charters and sport-fishing adventures.

Making ReservationsWe have negotiated a discounted group rate of US$349/nightfor attendees. The group rates are available from February 12-February 20, 2013 on a space available basis. To make yourreservations, please mention group code: ASCASCA to receivethe group rates.

Phone

U.S. Global Reservations: 1.888.236.2427Direct to Hotel: 1.305.932.6200

Room Type/DescriptionTurnberry Room - $349/night plus taxes & service chargesThe luxurious rooms feature beautiful hardwood floors at theentrance and plush carpeting. An elegant marble bathroomoffers a seperate bathtub and glass shower stall with a rainfallshower head, flat screen television and a dual-lined telephone.Standard luxury amenities include a flat screen plasma televi-sion, iHome clock radio, Keurig premium coffee system and teamaker, a desk with wireless internet access and cordless tele-phone. A semi-private balcony offers splendid views of thegrounds. Approximately 500-525 square feet.

Additional Room Occupants/Maximum Room Capacity The room rate listed is for single or double occupancy. If morethan 2 adults are sharing a room, an additional $50.00/nightcharge will apply for each additional person. There will be nocharge for children up to and including the age of 18 yearswho share with their parents. Maximum occupancy per room:four (includes children).

Meal PlansThe above rates reflect the European Plan (EP) (accommoda-tion only, no meals).

Service ChargesA resort fee of $12.00 per room per day (plus applicable tax)will be charged. The resort fee includes daily newspaper (uponrequest), roundtrip transportation to the Ocean Club andAventura Mall, complimentary Ocean Club beach chairs andumbrellas, complimentary beach towels at the Ocean Club andLaguna Pool, in-room coffee and tea service, access to the fit-ness center and steam rooms at Turnberry Day Spa, local and800 number calls, discount booklet for the Aventura Mall, andcomplimentary internet access within the public areas.

TaxesCurrently room rates and resort fees are subject to 13% coun-ty/state taxes. Please note that the above taxes may changewithout notice.

Guaranteed ReservationsAll reservations must be accompanied by a first night roomdeposit or guaranteed with a major credit card. Hotel will nothold any reservations unless secured by one of the abovemethods.

Cancellation Policy72 hours prior to arrival to avoid the full stay cancellationpenalty.

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AirportTurnberry Isle Miami is located mid-way between Miami andFort Lauderdale. Travel time from Miami International Airport isapproximately 35 minutes. Travel time from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport is approximately 20 minutes.

Ground TransportationTaxi service is available at both airports. Attendees may alsochoose to rent a car while in Southern Florida. The hotel pro-vides overnight valet service for $30/night. For those who aredriving in daily, the valet parking rate is $15/day.

Visa InformationMost international attendees visiting the U.S. will need toapply for a visa through the U.S. Department of State. Visaapplications are now subject to a greater degree of scrutinythan in the past. The application process can take severalweeks. Please allow enough time for your application to beprocessed. Please visit the meeting website:www.WinterUpdate.org/travel for additional information andlinks to resources.

WeatherThe average high for February is 75°F, and the average low is63°F. Light jackets or sweaters are recommended for theevenings. February is one of the driest months, with averageprecipitation for the entire month under 3”.

LanguageEnglish is the official language of the ASCRS•ASOA WinterUpdate 2013 program.

AttireThe dress code of the program is resort business casual. We dosuggest attendees have a light sweater or jacket available with-in the conference rooms, as occasionally the air conditioningcan be cool. In order to foster the casual interaction atmos-phere of the program, we request, please no ties.

RecreationThe Turnberry Isle Miami offers a wide variety of activities onthe property including golf, tennis, spa, pools, the beach andmarina.

For those guests who would like to get off-property andexplore, the area has much to offer, including:

• Aventura Mall (complimentary shuttle available)

• Gulfstream Park Racing & Casino

• Mardi Gras Racetrack and Gaming Center

• South Beach

• Vizcaya Museum & Gardens

• Oleta River State Park

• Museum of Contemporary Art

• Dania Jai-Alai

• Miami Science and Children’s Museum

• Aventura Arts Cultural Center

• Miami Metrozoo and Seaquarium

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Registration

Resident/FellowMD or DO who is in a residency or fellowship program. Letter of verifi-cation with dates of residency is required.

Administrator/StaffPractice administrator, office staff personnel, and clinical and surgicalstaff members.

Physicians may not register in this category.

Corporate PersonnelManufacturers or other corporate personnel who are not exhibitingand who wish to attend the meeting. Solicitation is not permitted.Please note: This category is limited to two attendees per company.

Guest PolicyAll guests who wish to take part in activities associated with the meetingmust be registered. Entrance to educational sessions is not permitted.

Guest – Welcome/Networking Event & Dinner only(Children aged 4-17 may be registered for an additional $10/child.)

A registered attendee's spouse, child over 17, or guest who is not aphysician, office administrator, ophthalmic medical personnel, or cor-porate personnel. This is a non-refundable fee.

GuestA registered attendee's spouse, child over 17, or guest who is not aphysician, office administrator, ophthalmic medical personnel, or cor-porate personnel. This is a non-refundable fee.

The guest fee includes badge, and the following meals: Welcome &Networking Event, breakfast and lunch daily, and the NetworkingDinner. Entrance to educational sessions is not permitted.

Guest Plus OneA registered attendee's spouse, child over 17, or guest who is not aphysician, office administrator, ophthalmic medical personnel, or cor-porate personnel plus one child aged 4-17. Children under 4 will notbe charged a fee. This is a non-refundable fee.

The guest fee includes badge, and the following meals: Welcome &Networking Event, breakfast and lunch daily, and the NetworkingDinner. Entrance to educational sessions is not permitted.

FamilyA registered attendee's spouse, child over 17, or guest who is not aphysician, office administrator, ophthalmic medical personnel, or cor-porate personnel plus up to three children aged 4-17. Children under 4will not be charged a fee. This is a non-refundable fee.

The guest fee includes badge, and the following meals: Welcome &Networking event, breakfast and lunch daily, and the NetworkingDinner. Entrance to educational sessions is not permitted.

PaymentPayment (in U.S. funds) can be made by personal check, bank draft,travelers check, AmEx, VISA, or MasterCard. No other credit cards willbe accepted. Mailed/faxed registrations will be accepted throughFebruary 10, 2013; online registrations will be accepted throughFebruary 15, 2013. (You must register onsite after this date.)

Cancellation/Refund PolicyAll cancellations and requests for refunds must be in writing andreceived no later than January 18, 2013. A handling fee of $125 willbe deducted from each cancelled registration. NO REFUNDS will begiven after January 18, 2013.

Early Bird Deadline: January 11, 2013Registration Fees

* Military email address required.

** Letter of verification with dates of residency is required.

Registration CategoriesAttendee Categories & FeesAll attendee fees include badge, printed program, breakfast andbreaks daily, and entrance to: all educational sessions, including theoptional workshops, the Welcome & Networking event, and theAttendee Networking Dinner. Food and beverage will be served in theexhibit hall during all session breaks.

Fee does not include lunch within optional workshops. Lunch optionis available for a separate nominal fee.

PhysicianMD, PhD, or DO

Military PhysicianMD or DO who is an active member of the U.S. military forces. Inorder to obtain this rate, the registrant must have an active militaryemail address. Please ensure your military email address is used foryour registration record to avoid any adjustments in fees.

Through January 11, 2013

After January11, 2013

Attendee Registration

Physician $875 $1,000

Military Physician* $625 $750

Resident/Fellow** $450 $560

Admin/Staff $485 $560

Corporate Personnel $2,450 $2,750

Optional Workshop Registration

Friday Workshop $0 $0

Legislative Update

Saturday Workshop $0 $0

Astigmatism Mangement OR

Retina Co-Management

Sunday Workshop $0 $0

Glaucoma Case Mgmt. OR

Cornea Case Mgmt.

Guest Registration

Guest-Welcome Event/Dinner Only $90 $125

Guest $180 $215

Guest Plus One $210 $245

Family $250 $285

Optional Lunch

Fee/day for registrants $15 $15

Register Online: www.WinterUpdate.org

ONE registration per form. Copy form if necessary.EARLY BIRD DEADLINE: January 11, 2013

LAST/FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME MI DEGREE

PRACTICE NAME

BUSINESS MAILING ADDRESS

CITY STATE ZIP COUNTRY

BUSINESS TELEPHONE (International attendees, please includecity and country code for phone and fax.)

FAX

E-MAIL ADDRESS

ASCRS/ASOA 2013 Winter Update — REGISTER NOW!

Check ONE ATTENDEE REGISTRATION FEE under appropriate column. Check any optional guest, workshop and/or lunch fees.

* Resident/Fellow: An MD or DO who is CURRENTLY in a residency or fellowship program. A current letter of verification from depart-ment chairperson or fellowship sponsor must accompany this registration along with a picture ID and proof of date of birth. The agelimit to be considered a resident/fellow is 35 years. Letters and credentials, which will be verified, can be faxed along with your regis-tration to 703-547-8842. Your registration will not be complete until your residency/fellowship documentation has been received.† Military MD, DO: In order to obtain this rate, registrant must have an active military email address. Please ensure your military emailaddress is used for your registration record to avoid any adjustments in fees.

x I have allergies and/or dietary concerns (if checked, please list below):

PAYMENT METHODTOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED$ (U.S. Funds)

Check Enclosed (Payable toASCRS/ASOA Winter Update 2013)

Account Number

Expiration Date/ Security Code

Cardholder’s Name (please print)

Cardholder’s Signature

Cancellation/Refund Policy DEADLINE:All cancellations and requests for refundsmust be in writing and received no laterthan January 18, 2013. A handling fee of$125 will be deducted from each cancelled registration received before January 18, 2013.NO REFUNDS will be given after January 18, 2013.

Winter Update 2013 is ADA CompliantAny registrant who requires special accom-modations should contact Paula Schneiderat pschneider@ascrs.org.

Fax or mail form to:Fax: (703) 547-8842 Mail: Winter Update 2013

4000 Legato Rd., # 700Fairfax, VA 22033

PaymentPayment (U.S. funds only) canbe made by check, bank draft, trav-elers check, VISA, or MasterCard.Payment must accompany regis-tration.

Registrations will be accepted via faxand mail through February 10, 2013.Online registrations will be acceptedthrough February 15. You must registeronsite after this date.

ASCRS is hereby authorized to ad-just registration and attendancecharges originally paid via fax ormail using my credit card if theamount originally paid was deficientor excessive by charging or credit-ing my credit card and providing anotice of the adjustment.

Online pre-registration closes: February 15, 2013

Guest InformationFirst Name Last Name

Guest 1: ___________________________ __________________________________

Guest 2: ___________________________ __________________________________

Guest 3: ___________________________ __________________________________

Guest 4: ___________________________ __________________________________

Through January 11 After January 11

Physician � $875 � $1,000

Resident/Fellow* � $450 � $560

Military† � $625 � $750

Admin/Staff � $485 � $560

Corporate Personnel � $2,450 � $2,750

Guest Registration

Guest-Evening Functions Only � $90 � $125

Guest � $180 � $215

Guest Plus One � $210 � $245

Family � $250 � $285

Optional Workshops

Friday, February 15 (choose only one)

ASOA for MDs: Legislative Update � $0 � $0

Saturday, February 16 (choose only one)

Anterior Segment � $0 � $0

Retina � $0 � $0

Sunday, February 17 (choose only one)

Cornea � $0 � $0

Glaucoma � $0 � $0

Optional Lunch Service (Daily Rate)

Lunch (Daily Rate) � $15 � $15

Registration Fee Qty Unit Price Subtotal

Attendee FeeGuest Fee

Lunch (max 3)

TOTAL

ASCRS•ASOA 2013 WINTER UPDATE PRELIMINARY PROGRAM

4000 Legato Road, Suite 700 • Fairfax, VA 22033

Revitalize Your Practice“ ASCRS puts on absolutely the finest, most organized, and

beneficial programs I've ever experienced. The sites chosen for the meetings are first class in every regard. Thisis important, for such polished and refined venues promotean atmosphere of relaxed collegiality. Faculty and atten-dees interact easily, with ready exchange of questions andideas, whether in the meetings or social gatherings outside.

The two worlds of family and practice rarely meet, andsometimes are at odds. There can be resentment aboutgoing to another meeting. To a spouse, it was ‘going onvacation without me.’ This ASCRS meeting does much totear down that wall. My wife sees that, ‘You actually go tothose lectures!’ And she enjoys being a part of my world,and doing her own thing during meeting mornings.”

William Boozan, MD, New Hyde Park, NY

Take advantage of discounted group rates at the Turnberry Isle Miami

Physicians Program February 14-18Administrators ProgramFebruary 15-17

Register today for this extraordinary opportunity.

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