Your Appointment

Your Appointment

What should I bring to my first appointment?

A referral letter from your optometrist, GP or specialist. This is required for you to claim back some of the cost of your visit from Medicare.
Your Medicare card and Private Health fund information.
Eye trauma aA list of your usual medications, including any eye drops that you currently use.nd eye emergencies
Your current spectacle or contact lens prescription.

NOTE: If your appointment is for cataract surgery or refractive surgery (i.e. LASIK, PRK, ICL or refractive lens exchange) please do not wear your contact lens for 1 week (for soft contact lens) or 2 weeks (for hard contact lens) before your consultation.

What can I expect at my first appointment?

If this is your first appointment, you will be asked to fill in a registration form on arrival. You may also complete the electronic registration form below before your appointment to save time on the day of consultation.

You will then see one of our orthoptist/optometrist who will perform an initial assessment which includes:

If clinically required our orthoptist will also perform additional tests.

Our orthoptist may also instill eye drops in your eyes to dilate your pupils so that your doctor can examine the inside of your eye. This will make your vision blurry for a few hours, therefore we recommend that you do not drive home after your appointment.

Please allow 1-2 hours for your initial consultation.

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