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      See Better, Live Brighter

      General Info

      Deliver advanced eye care, tailored vision solutions, and early detection for lifelong clarity and eye health.

      An independently owned practice at the same location for 32 years. We are proud to have been part of the local community for so long and look forward to being a growing asset to the area as it changes and diversifies.

      At Vision on Koornang in Carnegie, we combine cutting-edge eye testing with expert care and personalised service. Our OCT scans detect early signs of eye disease, while our precision lenses from Essilor, Nikon, Zeiss, and Hoya ensure clear, effortless vision. We tailor solutions for driving, screens, reading, and more. Our behavioural optometry supports children’s learning and adults with visual stress. We also focus on children’s vision and myopia control—because great vision is essential at every stage of life.

      Accreditations
      Accreditation badgeAustralasian College of Behavioural Optometrists, Optom. Assoc. Aus.
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      debit, eft, amex, mastercard, visa, cash
      Established
      1989
      ABN
      42 004 878 648
      Staff
      1-10
      Service Notes
      Open on weekdays & Saturday
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      Optometrists
      Keywords
      topography
      FAQschevron down

      Do I need a referral to see you for an eye test?

      No, no referrals are needed to see an Optometrist.


      So what does a behavioural optometrist do that is different?

      The goals of a behavioural optometrist are to: prevent vision problems and eye problems from developing to provide exercises to rehabilitate vision problems that have already developed (such as eye turn) to develop and enhance visual skills needed for efficient performance in daily situations such as the classroom, using a computer, or on the sporting field.


      Do you bulk bill eye tests through Medicare?

      The majority of examinations are bulk billed to Medicare by us. Exceptions to this include some contact lens consultations, specialist Perceptual Assessment and Visual Training tests for children which may be partially paid for by Medicare and finally the small fees involved with digital imaging procedures.