What happens during the eye examination?

At Envision Eyecare, we ensure every patient has a comprehensive bulk-billed eye examination and we will evaluate the following:

History and symptoms

How is their general health, are there any regular medications?

Are there any previous eye injuries or surgeries?

Symptoms: Are they experiencing any blurry vision, headaches, sore eyes or red eyes?

Visual acuity

Can they see things in the distance well?

Can they focus on books and devices well?

Prescription assessment

What is their prescription?

OR Are current glasses still suitable?

Binocular vision assessment

Are there any eye turns?

How well do their eyes move together to help with fluency of reading?

Anterior and posterior ocular health examination

Are their eyes healthy?

Are there any sight threatening eye conditions?

Report sent to guardians

After the eye test, a report summarising results of the eye test will be sent to parents or guardians.

In cases where patients have eye conditions or require further assessment, parents or guardians will be contacted directly to discuss our optometrist’s recommendations.

Spectacle program

Envision Eyecare also offers a spectacle program for patients who need glasses or a change in prescription.

FAQs

Our Spectacle program

At Envision Eyecare, we offer discounted Frame & Lens packages for patients who need glasses and provide free glasses for eligible patients through the NSW Spectacle Program