Take the pledge to love your eyes this World Sight Day by having an eye test when you can, not ignoring changes in your vision and maintaining your ongoing treatment for existing eye conditions.
Call and book with the practice of your choice. No need for a referral. Medicare rebates are available.
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Did you know 25 September is World Retina Day?
The retina is essential to vision, it turns light rays into images through signals to the brain Damage to the retina can cause long term damage to your eyesight. Genetics can also impact the retina – if you have a family history of age-related macular degeneration (AMD), you may be at increased risk. For more information about AMD, visit here www.visioninitiative.org.au/common-eye-conditions/age-related-macular-degeneration
We absolutely love this video from the IAPB about World Sight Day!
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We can show you how. www.visioninitiative.org.au/worldsightday
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World Sight Day - Vision Initiative
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World Sight Day is an annual day of awareness to focus global attention on blindness and vision impairment, and is on Thursday 14 October 2021. This year’s World Sight Day theme is Love Your Eyes, a...Upcoming Events
Eye Health Webinar - East Metro Melbourne
By doing this training, staff will gain the skills of identifying eye problems and knowing when to refer the people they support to see a GP or optometrist.
The reason to participate in the training is because 90% of vision loss can be prevented or treated with early detection, and the Vision Initiative wants to give health services the opportunity to optimise people’s eye health, which otherwise, would result in vision loss and secondary health impacts.
Eye Health Webinar - East Regional Melbourne
By doing this training, staff will gain the skills of identifying eye problems and knowing when to refer the people they support to see a GP or optometrist.
The reason to participate in the training is because 90% of vision loss can be prevented or treated with early detection, and the Vision Initiative wants to give health services the opportunity to optimise people’s eye health, which otherwise, would result in vision loss and secondary health impacts.
Eye Health Webinar - North Metro Melbourne
By doing this training, staff will gain the skills of identifying eye problems and knowing when to refer the people they support to see a GP or optometrist.
The reason to participate in the training is because 90% of vision loss can be prevented or treated with early detection, and the Vision Initiative wants to give health services the opportunity to optimise people’s eye health, which otherwise, would result in vision loss and secondary health impacts.
Eye Health Webinar - North Regional Melbourne
By doing this training, staff will gain the skills of identifying eye problems and knowing when to refer the people they support to see a GP or optometrist.
The reason to participate in the training is because 90% of vision loss can be prevented or treated with early detection, and the Vision Initiative wants to give health services the opportunity to optimise people’s eye health, which otherwise, would result in vision loss and secondary health impacts.
Eye Health Webinar - West Metro Melbourne
By doing this training, staff will gain the skills of identifying eye problems and knowing when to refer the people they support to see a GP or optometrist.
The reason to participate in the training is because 90% of vision loss can be prevented or treated with early detection, and the Vision Initiative wants to give health services the opportunity to optimise people’s eye health, which otherwise, would result in vision loss and secondary health impacts.
Eye Health Webinar - West Regional Melbourne
By doing this training, staff will gain the skills of identifying eye problems and knowing when to refer the people they support to see a GP or optometrist.
The reason to participate in the training is because 90% of vision loss can be prevented or treated with early detection, and the Vision Initiative wants to give health services the opportunity to optimise people’s eye health, which otherwise, would result in vision loss and secondary health impacts.
