Senior Eye Care
Seeing well,
for longer
Most age-related eye disease is silent in its early stages and highly manageable when found. Consistent, careful monitoring is the single most protective thing we can offer.
1 yr
recommended review interval after sixty-five
50%
of glaucoma cases remain undiagnosed
Silent
early cataract, glaucoma and macular change
Co-care
shared management with ophthalmology and your GP
What we monitor
Age-related eye health
Each condition below is assessed at every senior appointment, with imaging kept for direct year-on-year comparison.
Cataracts
Gradual clouding of the lens causing haze, glare and dulled colour. We assess, advise on timing, and co-manage surgical referral.
Glaucoma
Painless loss of peripheral vision. Pressure, optic nerve imaging and visual field testing allow detection long before symptoms.
Macular degeneration
Central vision change affecting reading and faces. Early identification opens the door to treatments that preserve sight.
Diabetic eye disease
Annual retinal review for anyone living with diabetes, with findings shared with your medical team.
Regular monitoring
Consistent imaging year on year means we compare against your own eye, not a population average.
Healthy ageing
Lighting, contrast, falls prevention and driving vision — practical advice for living well and independently.
Living well
Small changes that protect vision
Light generously
Warm, even task lighting reduces strain and lowers the risk of falls at home.
Protect from UV
Quality sunglasses and a hat slow cataract formation and macular damage.
Eat for the retina
Leafy greens, coloured vegetables and omega-3 rich fish support long-term macular health.
Keep appointments
Yearly review is what turns a silent condition into an early, treatable finding.
FAQs
Questions parents ask us
Protect the vision you rely on.
Annual monitoring with imaging, explained clearly and without rush.