Dewsbury Eye Clinic
Our Services
Professional eye care for the whole family — from routine NHS sight tests to specialist low vision assessments.
Professional Equipment Supply
Ophthalmic Equipment for New Optical Practices
Setting up a new optical practice or upgrading your existing equipment? We supply a curated range of professional-grade ophthalmic instruments — slit lamps, autorefractors, tonometers, visual field analysers and more. Both new and refurbished units available, all professionally serviced and calibrated.
- Slit lamps, autorefractors & tonometers
- Visual field analysers & ophthalmoscopes
- Trial lens sets & diagnostic instruments
- New and professionally refurbished units
- VAT invoice & warranty on every purchase
- UK & international delivery available
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Comprehensive sight tests for all ages
Eye Tests
Our qualified optometrists carry out thorough eye examinations using professional-grade equipment. We test your vision, screen for eye conditions and update your prescription — all in a relaxed, unhurried appointment.
- Full visual acuity assessment
- Intraocular pressure check (glaucoma screening)
- Retinal health examination
- Colour vision and field of vision tests
- Prescription update and advice
- Referral to GP or specialist if required
Hundreds of frames to suit every style and budget
Glasses & Frames
Our dispensing opticians will help you find the perfect frames — from classic styles to modern designer options — and fit them precisely to your prescription and face shape. We stock a wide range of lenses including varifocals, anti-reflection and photochromic.
- Wide frame selection including designer brands
- Single vision, bifocal & varifocal lenses
- Anti-reflection, photochromic & tinted options
- Precise measurements and adjustments
- Aftercare and follow-up fitting
- Repairs and adjustments on existing glasses
Expert fitting, trials and ongoing aftercare
Contact Lenses
Whether you are new to contact lenses or need a routine check-up, our optometrists provide thorough consultations. We assess suitability, fit trial lenses and teach you how to handle and care for them safely.
- Suitability assessment for contact lens wear
- Trial lens fitting and comfort evaluation
- Daily, monthly and specialist lens options
- Instruction on insertion, removal and hygiene
- Ongoing aftercare and supply
- Dry eye and comfort management advice
Free eye care for those who qualify
NHS Eye Tests
If you find it difficult to leave your home unaccompanied due to a physical or mental illness or disability, you may be entitled to a free NHS-funded domiciliary eye test. We handle all the NHS paperwork — you simply book and we come to you.
- Full NHS sight test at no cost to eligible patients
- NHS optical vouchers for glasses if prescribed
- Assistance with NHS paperwork and forms
- Referrals to NHS ophthalmology if needed
- Diabetic eye screening support
- Regular recall and follow-up service
Dedicated visiting service for residential settings
Care Home Visits
We work closely with care homes, nursing homes and supported living facilities across Yorkshire to provide regular, scheduled eye care clinics on-site. Our team is experienced in working with residents who have dementia, complex needs or communication difficulties.
- Regular scheduled clinics at your facility
- Dementia-friendly examination techniques
- Full NHS domiciliary service for all residents
- Liaison with care staff and families
- Same-day glasses dispensing where possible
- Detailed clinical records and GP communication
Specialist support for significant sight loss
Low Vision
For patients with significant sight loss that cannot be fully corrected with standard glasses, our low vision specialists provide detailed assessments and recommend a range of aids and strategies to help maximise remaining vision and maintain independence.
- Detailed functional vision assessment
- Magnification aids — handheld, stand and electronic
- Lighting and contrast advice
- Referral to RNIB and local support services
- Liaison with social services and occupational therapy
- Follow-up and ongoing support
NHS Eligibility
Could you get a free NHS home eye test?
You may qualify if you cannot leave home unaccompanied due to physical or mental illness or disability — including mobility problems, severe anxiety, dementia or chronic illness.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Who is eligible for a free NHS home eye test?
You qualify if you are unable to leave your home unaccompanied due to a physical or mental illness or disability. This includes many elderly patients, those with mobility issues, severe anxiety or complex care needs. If you are unsure, contact us and we will advise you.
How long does an eye test take?
A standard eye test takes around 30–45 minutes. If you also want to choose new glasses, allow a little extra time. We never rush — we take as long as needed to ensure you receive thorough, unhurried care.
What areas do you cover?
We cover Dewsbury, Batley, Wakefield, Leeds, Bradford, Huddersfield, Castleford, Pontefract, Morley, Ossett, Mirfield and surrounding areas across West and South Yorkshire.
Do I need a referral from my GP?
No referral is needed. You can book directly with us. If we identify any clinical concerns during your eye test, we will write to your GP or refer you to an NHS ophthalmologist on your behalf.
Can you visit care homes and nursing homes?
Yes — we provide a dedicated visiting service for care homes, nursing homes and supported living facilities. We can set up regular scheduled clinics and are experienced in working with residents with dementia and complex needs.
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