Skilled with Primary Eye Care training, they are capable to Identify, diagnose and treat most of the eye conditions. They are usually the first point of contact

1. Ophthalmic Eye care Nurses:  In primary eye care they are capable of assessing, diagnosing and management of common conditions.
2. Ophthalmic Clinical officers: They are skilled in diagnosing and treating most of the medical conditions of the eye. They perform outreach services to the community.
3. An Optometrist: is the one that takes care of your spectacles and contact lens care needs. They are usually diagnosing and managing most simple medical Eye conditions like conjunctivitis and refer conditions like Glaucoma. They will assess patients with binocular abnormalities, squint and Low vision patients.
4. Orthoptist:– (Tripple trained OCO, Nurse and refraction, orthoptist) these are well trained to diagnose, assess and evaluate the following
   • binocular Abnormalities(Double Vision)
   • squint evaluation (miss aligned eyes)
   • Nystagmus evaluation
   • Follow up post-surgical nystagmus cases
   • Able to offer refractions
   • Perform non-surgical management of squint and Ambrosia
5. Low vision therapist: Skilled team that asses, Instructs individual on the use of remaining vision with optical devices, and assistive technology. They can help determine the need for environment modifications at home, workplace or school in order to help visual impaired people to live a more productive life.
6. Ophthalmic theater nurses are specifically trained to prepare and handle delicate instruments used in ophthalmic theaters. They assist eye surgeons in giving numbing medications and assist surgeons on operating table.

Working together with the primary eye care team, we have highly skilled ophthalmologists, who are medical doctors skilled and specialized in treating and caring for eyes who handle difficulty medical and surgical conditions of the eye. Comprehensive ophthalmology (general ophthalmologists)

We also have ophthalmologists who subspecialized in managing different areas of the eye all capable to do good cataract surgeries with modern techniques.

Subspecialty available;

1. Anterior Segment and cornea subspecialties
2. Glaucoma subspecialist
3. Retina and Vitreous subspecialists
4. Pediatrics and strabismus (squint) subspecialist
5. Orbit and oculoplastic
6. Neuro ophthalmology

• General and Private Outpatient Services For Adults and Children
• Inpatient Admission For Private And General Patients
• Pharmacy
• Optical Services (Eyeglasses)
• Eye Surgery
• Laser Photocoagulation
• Yag Laser
• OCT
• Eyedrop Production
• Fundus Imaging
• Visual Field Testing And Analysis
• Night Driving Vision Testing
• Comprehensive Visual Assessment For Ability To Safely Drive
• Imaging and Diagnostic Center
• Laser Treatment For Glaucoma (SLT)
• Cryosurgical Services

• Orthoptist (Squint) Clinic
• Low Vision Clinic
• Retina Clinic
• Glaucoma Clinic
• Children’s Clinic
• Cornea and Anterior Segments

• General consultation- 25,000, special clinic in General section 35,000
• Private consultation-50,000
  • Express consultation-100,000
• Same day surgical procedure
• Excellent Emergency Care

• Severe eye pain
• Injury to the eye
• Sudden loss of vision
• Eye infection

To ensure that you receive a comprehensive examination and a smooth experience, your visit is divided into stages. Each team plays a specific role to improve clinic efficiency.

There are four main areas of the clinic:

• General and Assessment Wing
• Private Wing
• Express (Fast Track) Consultation Wing
• Subspecialty Clinic

In each of these areas, you will be welcomed at the reception desk, where an ophthalmic nurse will record your vital signs. You will then be guided to the appropriate waiting area. From there, you will be invited to pay the consultation fee at the cashier. After payment, take the receipt to the front desk officer, who will direct you to the next stage.

During the next steps, your vision will be assessed, and if you are 40 years or older, your intraocular pressure will be measured. Your eye health history will also be recorded at this point.

In collaboration with the primary eye care team, we have highly trained ophthalmologists. These are medical doctors who specialize in the diagnosis, treatment, and management of eye diseases, including both medical and surgical conditions. Our general ophthalmology team provides comprehensive eye care.

We also have subspecialist ophthalmologists who are trained to manage specific areas of eye care. All are skilled in performing cataract surgeries using modern techniques.

The available subspecialties include:

• Anterior Segment and Cornea
• Glaucoma
• Retina and Vitreous
• Pediatrics and Strabismus (Squint)
• Orbit and Oculoplastics
• Neuro-Ophthalmology