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The AIMS eyewear order management system from FSG and Simply RFiD brings frame management to optometrists’ offices and enables one-click frame-and-lens orders. Match Eyewear has achieved gold vendor status, certifying same-day day shipping and real-time inventory.

DALLAS, June 21, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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Match Eyewear, a leading international manufacturer and distributor of eyewear, today announced that it has partnered with AIMS from Simply RFiD and FSG, the leading order and inventory management system for eyewear businesses.

“We are excited to partner with AIMS to provide our customers with the best possible order experience,” said Ethan Goodman, president of Match Eyewear. “AIMS helps us manage our inventory across thousands of independent doctors’ offices and gives the doctors and opticians the ability to place orders quickly and easily.”

AIMS offers a number of features that will benefit Match Eyewear and its customers, including:

• A user-friendly interface that offers one-click frame and lens orders electronically from top manufacturers like Match, tracks shipments, and manage frame inventory using RFID.
• Powerful integration with Optify, the industry’s #1 optical sales tool that creates a web store for any practice and empowers opticians to turn patients into loyal eyewear shoppers.
• Integration with Crystal PM for order entry.
• A robust reporting system that provides insights into sales trends, best and worst selling frames for board optimization.

“We are thrilled to welcome Match Eyewear to the AIMS family,” said Greg Smith, VP Sales for Frame Source Group. “Match is a respected leader in the eyewear industry, and we are confident that their partnership with AIMS will help them to continue to grow and succeed.”

AIMS users can find the Match catalog in AIMS, today!

For more information on getting started with Match Eyewear, visit MatchEyewear.com

For more information on adding AIMS to your practice, visit SimplyRFiD.com

About Match Eyewear

Match Eyewear is a leading international manufacturer and distributor of superior quality eyewear and sun wear brands. With global headquarters in Westbury, NY, Match Eyewear has a dedicated sales force covering the US, Canada, Europe and South America. Match has built a portfolio of thirteen distinctive brands, including Adrienne Vittadini, Danny Gokey, Helium, Float Kids, Members Only and Cosmopolitan Eyewear. Focused on design, quality and partnership, its mission is to provide eye care professionals and retailers with impeccable products, exceptional customer service and outstanding professional sales support. For more information, please visit www.matcheyewear.com.

About Simply RFiD

SimplyRFiD revolutionized RFID adoption with the introduction of the DoD Pro-Tag in 2007. SimplyRFiD’s three software platforms — AIMS for Eyewear, Wave for Retail, and Wave Audit for Manufacturing — provide tools for retailers to adopt accurate inventory systems. SimplyRFiD’s latest product, AI Kick-Start, enables retailers to deploy the latest RFID technology and experience faster growth.

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LOS ANGELES, June 21, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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Young Atlanta Filmmaker/Actress Olivia Healey’s Film Hailed as ‘Sensory Masterclass’

ATLANTA, June 21, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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An anxiety attack can be debilitating. It’s never been easy — and often not even feasible — for those suffering from those attacks to convey through words what they are feeling or experiencing. Which is why the short film “Breathe” by 19-year-old Atlanta filmmaker Olivia Healey is being viewed by those in the mental health space as a potential groundbreaking tool.

Healey wrote, produced and stars in the film, something she felt compelled to create following an epiphany during a therapy session for her anxiety. It centers around her description of an anxiety attack feeling like she’s in a white room and unable to find the door to get out.

“My ultimate goal for ‘Breathe’ is for it to serve as a visual and auditory tool in conversations about anxiety in schools and other mental health spaces, as well as be an accessible take-home video that those struggling with anxiety can use to show rather than tell what their anxiety feels like to their support system,” Healey explains.

Mental health and education professionals who attended the June film premiere agree about the potential impact of “Breathe.”

“Ms. Healey’s short film ‘Breathe’ is the perfect springboard for opening a discussion on anxiety and panic attacks. A great contribution from a talented young woman who has learned to deal with her demons,” said Dr. Peter C Thomas, president of Georgia Psychological Foundation.

Licensed psychologist Dr. Josh Spitalnick, who is board certified in behavioral and cognitive psychology and CEO/practice owner of Anxiety Specialists of Atlanta, referred to Healey’s film, made when she was 18, as a “sensory masterclass” that accurately portrays the depth of the emotions one experiences during an anxiety attack.

“What a sensory masterclass in showcasing the intensity and loneliness of what debilitating anxiety and panic feels like for so many. In less than five minutes, ‘Breathe’ incorporates haunting storytelling along with sensory-evoking visuals and sounds, leading each of us to hold our own breath waiting to see what happens next. As an anxiety specialist, I see tremendous value in such a film that offers insight, inspiration, and hope to those who have no voice, who feel misunderstood, and who rely on resilience and grit each and every day to overcome their struggles.”

Healey was meticulously intentional in using multiple elements to make anxiety relatable. She acknowledges that someone else’s anxiety may look completely different from the white room that “Breathe” uses as a metaphor — it could be a monster chasing them or a black tunnel with no light at the end.

“But even so, you’ll probably be able to relate to at least one element,” Healey said. “Especially the symptoms of the fight, flight, freeze or fawn experience. If you can still relate to none of those elements, you can hopefully at least connect to the idea of wanting to understand what others go through in order to increase empathy in this world.”

The ultimate goal is to publicize the impact “Breathe” can have for national mental health organizations so they realize the value in partnering with Healey to implement “Breathe” as a tool for both anxiety sufferers and their support systems. In addition to sparking interest in her film, Healey hopes that sharing the story of “Breathe” will aid the fight to normalize conversations around anxiety and panic disorders. 

Healey is represented by Barbara Divisek at Aligned Stars Agency and Elana Dvorak at East West Management.

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