YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
How often should I have an eye examination?
Typically you should have an examination once every 12-24 months. If you wear contact lenses, or have a health conditions such as diabetes, you may need to be seen more frequently.
Will I get a copy of my prescription?
Yes, you will always be issued with a copy of your prescription, plus any additional measurements you may need (such as pupil distances). You will be given detailed advice on what lens types and manufacturers would best suit your needs.
Do you offer NHS appointments?
No, the practice is private only. I am able to process NHS referrals (e.g. to the hospital) and we will discuss all such options, both NHS and private.
How do I book an appointment?
Please get in touch using the details below, either using the contact form or details provided. The practice is by appointment only so you must schedule a consultation in advance.
I am a case manager, can you see my client?
Yes, I work regularly with case managers and the multi-disciplinary team to develop a management plan which compliments and supports other on-going therapies. Vision is the sensory ‘glue’ which can hold other information together during rehabilitation. I am happy to discuss your client's needs and work out whether a visit to my practice, or a home/clinic visit is more suitable.
Do you do expert witness reports?
Yes, I have been asked to prepare court-compliant expert witness reports and am happy to discuss this. I am presently working towards my full accreditation with Bond Solon in expert witness report work.
CONTACT DETAILS
If you would like to ask any questions about your vision or my services, or would like to schedule a free 15-minute consultation about neuro-optometry, please complete the contact form here.
