Mobile Optometry Vision Care NSW, VIC, ACT, WA Β· Since 2002
Gentle eye care, delivered to your door.
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Caring for elderly vision across Australia since 2002
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AHPRA-registered optometrists
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Pensioner discounts available
Caring for elderly vision across Australia since 2002
For older adults, vision is more than seeing clearly.
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Falls in older adults
are linked to vision impairment, much of which is treatable or correctable with the right care.
Source: Source: Vision 2020 Australia50%
Of people with glaucoma
don't know they have it β most early-stage eye conditions show no symptoms.
Source: Source: Glaucoma Australia75%
Of vision impairment
in older Australians is preventable or treatable when detected early.
Source: Source: Optometry AustraliaWhat we provide on every visit.
Comprehensive eye examinations
Diagnosis and management of vision problems and eye problems like glaucoma, cataracts and macular degeneration.
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Low vision & falls-prevention
Specialist low vision assessments and practical advice on lighting, contrast and visual aids that can reduce the risk of falls.
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Prescription glasses, fitted on-site
Choose from a range of frames and lenses, fitted in person β with delivery direct to the home or facility once they're ready.
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Comprehensive eye examinations
Diagnosis and management of vision problems and eye problems like glaucoma, cataracts and macular degeneration.
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Low vision & falls-prevention
Specialist low vision assessments and practical advice on lighting, contrast and visual aids that can reduce the risk of falls.
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Prescription glasses, fitted on-site
Choose from a range of frames and lenses, fitted in person β with delivery direct to the home or facility once they're ready.
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You get in touch
Call, email or fill in the form. We'll confirm Medicare, Home Care Package, NDIS or DVA eligibility before booking.
We confirm a time
We work with facility coordinators or family members to find a time that works around routines, meals and rest.
The optometrist visits
A full examination with portable equipment β usually 20 to 30 minutes, in a room that's familiar and quiet.
Reports & follow-up
Written summary sent to the GP and care team. Glasses or aids delivered. A future review is scheduled where needed.
Eye care designed around the people we visit.
Care that comes to your loved one
In their room, lounge or facility β never a waiting room. We bring the clinic to a place that's already comfortable, which makes a real difference for people with mobility, hearing or memory needs.
Optometry shaped around older adults
Two decades of experience adapting eye examinations for people with limited mobility, dementia, hearing loss, or post-stroke recovery β at a pace that suits the person we're caring for.
Clear communication with families
Plain-language reports for guardians and care staff β what was identified, what was prescribed, and what to watch for. No jargon, no chasing, no surprises.
Equipment that travels with us
Portable diagnostic technology β handheld retinal imaging, portable tonometry, trial frames and a curated frame range β allow a thorough examination without specialist clinic furniture.
A clinical record you can rely on
Secure, time-stamped records for consent, exam findings and reports β handled in a way that meets aged care audit and Australian privacy expectations.
The same team, over time
Long-term relationships with the facilities and families we visit β so we know your or your parent's history, and care continues from one visit to the next.
Whether you're coordinating care for a facility or a parent β we'll guide you through it.
Care Managers, Facility Managers & Clinical Coordinators
Long-standing partnerships with residential aged care providers across metropolitan NSW/ ACT, Victoria, and WA β designed to fit the way your team already works.
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Scheduled visits aligned with your care planning cycles and clinical review timelines
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Reports formatted for your clinical software, with audit trails for Aged Care Quality Standards
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A single point of coordination β minimal admin demand on your nursing and care staff
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Clinical staff education on resident eye health and falls-related visual factors
Scheduled visits aligned with your care planning cycles and clinical review timelines
Sons, daughters and partners coordinating care
If you're worried about a parent's vision but getting them to a clinic feels impossible β we can come to them, and keep you in the loop the whole way through.
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We can liaise directly with your parent's GP, care manager or other family members
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Updates after every visit β in plain language, by email, phone or both
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Bulk billing where eligible β and clear, transparent fees for everything else
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Patient with people who are anxious, hard of hearing, or living with dementia
A clinical portal designed withfacility teams in mind.
Audit-ready clinical records
Aligned with Aged Care Quality Standards β every interaction logged, transparent and retrievable.
Time-stamped digital consent
Compliant with the Privacy Act 1988 and the Australian Privacy Principles.
Australian-hosted, encrypted data
ISO/IEC 27001 certified infrastructure with bank-grade encryption in transit and at rest.
Ways to access our service.
Medicare
Bulk billing available for eligible patients, in line with the Medicare Benefits Schedule.
Home Care Package
All providers welcome under the Support at Home programme β we invoice your provider directly.
NDIS
We support self-managed and plan-managed participants as a registered NDIS provider for vision equipment.
DVA
Eligible veterans covered under DVA Gold and White Card arrangements for vision care.
Private & self-funded
Transparent fee schedule for private patients. Health fund rebates may apply where relevant.
Conditions that become more common with age.
Cataracts
A clouding of the lens tha gradually blurs vision. Highly treatable with a routine day
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Glaucoma
Damage to the optic nerve, often with no symptoms in early stages. Early detection is key to preserving vision.
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Diabetic retinopathy
Diabetes-related changes to retinal blood vessels. Annual screening is recommended for everyone with diabetes.
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Macular degeneration
Affects the central part of vision used for reading and recognising faces. Regular
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This information is general and educational. It is not a diagnosis or a substitute for personalised clinical advice. If you have concerns
about your or a loved one's vision, please book an examination or speak with your GP.
Questions families and facilities ask.
How long does an appointment usually take?
βWhat does an eye examination cost?
+Does my parent need to be able to read or speak English?
+What if my parent has dementia?
+Can you visit our facility regularly?
+How do prescription glasses work on a home visit?
+Do you provide reports to the GP?
+What areas of Sydney do you cover?
+Let's arrange a visit.
Level 9, 821 Pacific Highway, Chatswood NSW 2067
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