We know how maintaining good eyesight and eye health is crucial to your overall well-being, which is why we offer comprehensive eye exams for private and NHS patients. Eye care is about safeguarding your eye health and vision but also about ensuring you enjoy your eyesight without uncomfortable conditions or improperly managed vision loss but also about ensuring you enjoy your lifestyle and can see comfortably to do all of the things you love. This is why our examinations are tailored to address any issues you may be having, and so we can find a solution that works just for you.
We understand how important good eye health is to our everybody, so we make sure all of our patients not only get the best eye care but have the opportunity to learn about how to improve their own eye health.
Staying in the know about how best to take care of your eyes can benefit your well-being and overall health.
There are many great eye care practices that you can introduce into your routine.
Improving your health through diet, exercise and quitting smoking has a positive effect on your eyes minimising your risk of eye conditions.
Avoiding eye strain by ensuring you take regular breaks from screen work and reading, and by making sure your prescription is corrected properly. And protecting yourself from UV damage with our UV protection and sunglasses options can help keep your eyes healthy and working at their best.
Having regular examinations is a vital part of caring for your eyes and vision, and ensures everything is being looked after in the best way possible. Your optometrist will advise on how often you should be seen based on your individual circumstances but usually for healthy adults every 2 years is usual.
During an eye examination, your optometrist will gather information about your eye health to determine whether you need eye care or vision correction.
Eye examinations vary depending on the patient, but we make sure that everyone receives a detailed assessment including tests recommended for their age and case history.
All examinations will include questions about your medical status and eye health, helps your optometrists look after you in the best way.
Tests are carried out for vision, retinal health and conditions like diabetes and glaucoma. At the end of the examination, your optometrist will summarise your findings and let you know if you need any additional care or vision correction.
With OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography) scans, we offer you 'one of the most advanced' retinal health check available. This cutting-edge technology creates a digital image of the retina providing an extraordinary level of detail and accuracy unavailable with previous methods.
These scans allow optometrists to look for the smallest abnormalities that may be signs of conditions like macular degeneration and glaucoma. For patients at greater risk of eye conditions and those over 60. We recommend our enhanced eye examination with OCT to everyone, but especially to those with a family history of glaucoma and macula problems, for complete peace of mind about your eye health.
With our post-cataract monitoring service, an optometrist will take care of all your requirements after the operation. These assessments are a vital part of your recovery as they allow us to track your eyesight and eye health and look for any post-surgery complications. We can also provide self-care tips and offer assistance if you are concerned about any symptoms.
17 St. John's Way,Knowle,Solihull,
B93 0LE
Mon: Closed
Tue - Sat: 09:00 - 17:00
Sun: Closed
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