Specialist care, closer to home.

We deliver our low vision service in partnership with trusted local opticians — so you can be seen somewhere familiar, by people who already know your eyes.

Working together

A shared approach to sight loss

Low vision care works best when it is joined up. Our partner practices provide the everyday eye care you already rely on; we bring specialist low vision assessment, device trials and rehabilitation into the same setting. You get both, without being sent far from home.

Our partners

Practices we work with

Peebles & Wayte

Opticians · Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire

“Personal family friendly optical care in a relaxed atmosphere.”

An independent optical practice offering both NHS and private eye examinations, and welcoming new patients. Their existing low vision aid assessment service makes them a natural home for specialist low vision care.

  • NHS & private eye examinations
  • Low vision aid assessment
  • Spectacle dispensing
  • Retinal photography
  • Colorimetry & intuitive overlays
  • Red eye therapeutics
  • 2 Robert Street, Scunthorpe,
    North Lincolnshire, DN15 6NG
  • 01724 843528
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Could your practice be next?

We are building a small network of independent practices across the region. If you would like to offer specialist low vision assessment and rehabilitation to your patients, without referring them away, we would be glad to talk.

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A low vision device being demonstrated to a patient Seen locally, cared for jointly
How it works

What a partnership looks like

1

Your optician refers you

Or you contact us directly and tell us which practice you already attend.

2

We see you at the practice

Specialist low vision assessment takes place in a setting you already know, with clinic-grade devices to trial.

3

Findings go back to your team

Your optician and ophthalmologist receive the assessment and recommendations, keeping your care joined up.

4

Follow-up stays local

Reviews, adjustments and further training continue close to home as your needs change.

Why it matters

The benefits of working locally

Less travelling

Sight loss makes journeys harder. Being assessed at a familiar local practice removes a real barrier to getting help.

Joined-up records

Your optician already holds your history. Sharing findings means recommendations fit the rest of your eye care.

Shorter waits

Partner clinics run alongside existing appointments, so specialist assessment can happen sooner.

Familiar faces

You are seen by a team you already trust, with a specialist joining them — not handed over to strangers.

Real device trials

Partner practices give us the space to let you handle and test aids properly before deciding anything.

Ongoing support

Follow-up, training and links to your local Eye Clinic Liaison Officer all continue through the same practice.

Get in touch

Ask about low vision care near you

Whether you are a patient wondering where to be seen, or a practice interested in partnering with us, we would be glad to hear from you.

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