Eyemedics

01/06/2026

This Orthoptist Awareness Week, we’re celebrating the orthoptists who play a vital role in eye care.

At Eyemedics, our dedicated team of orthoptists works closely with patients every day to assess and manage eye movement disorders, support visual rehabilitation, and contribute to better long-term vision outcomes.

Their expertise and care make a meaningful difference to the lives of our patients, and we’re proud to recognise the impact they have.

💬 Speak to our team to learn more about how our orthoptists support your eye health.

22/05/2026

Visiting Eyemedics? Here's what you need to know before your appointment.

✔️ A valid referral from your GP or optometrist is required (usually valid for 12 months)
✔️ Allow time for a thorough assessment
✔️ Our preferred method of payment is EFTPOS or credit card; cash is not preferred
✔️ Contact your health fund and ensure you are covered for the item number/s listed on your estimate of fees letter

If you’re preparing for surgery or have questions about your care, our dedicated team is here to help every step of the way.

Your vision is our priority — let’s make your visit as smooth as possible.

📞 Need help? Get in touch with our friendly team today.

13/05/2026

We are currently seeking an experienced Office Manager to join our team at Wayville in a dynamic Ophthalmic environment.

The ideal candidate will have strong knowledge of Medicare and health fund processing, along with proven human resources skills and administrative experience. This role requires excellent organisational abilities, attention to detail, and the capacity to support both staff and daily practice operations.

If you are professional, proactive, and passionate about healthcare administration, we would love to hear from you.

Seeking an experienced and dynamic Office Manager to lead operations within our large, multi-specialist ophthalmology practice in a full-time capacity

08/05/2026

It's estimated that over 2 million Australians could be affected by macular disease by 2030.

Did you know?
🔹 1 in 7 people over 50 already show signs of age-related macular degeneration (AMD).
🔹 If you have diabetes and are over 50, your risk is even higher – 1 in 3 are likely to develop diabetic retinopathy.

At Eyemedics, we’re supporting Macula Month — a national reminder that early detection can make all the difference.

Macula Month isn’t just about awareness – it’s about action.

Protect your vision before it's too late.

24/04/2026

Your eyes don’t always shout when something’s wrong — sometimes they whisper.

Are you experiencing any of these?
- Blurred vision
- Seeing spots or light flashes
- Trouble seeing at night

These subtle signs could point to underlying eye conditions that shouldn’t be ignored.

The earlier you act, the better the outcome.

If something doesn’t feel right, our team is here to help you get clarity on your eye health.

10/04/2026

Blurred or hazy vision? Struggling with glare at night? Colours looking dull?

These could be early signs of cataract — one of the most common causes of vision loss.

The good news? Cataract is treatable. Modern cataract surgery is safe, effective, and can restore clear vision.

Don’t wait until it impacts your daily life. Early assessment makes all the difference.

At Eyemedics, our dedicated team of ophthalmologists specialise in the diagnosis and treatment of cataracts, with a focus on restoring clarity and quality of vision.

Speak to your eye care provider and take the first step towards clearer vision.

23/03/2026

Exceptional patient outcomes result from the partnership among optometrists, ophthalmologists, orthoptists, ophthalmic nurses, and dedicated clinical support staff working together.

As an ophthalmology practice, we recognise that our work is strengthened every day by the optometrists and allied health professionals who form the broader eye care ecosystem.

To every colleague across the field, thank you for the work you do. Our patients are better for it.

27/02/2026

Age-related macular degeneration, or AMD, affects central vision. It can make reading, recognising faces, or seeing detail straight ahead more difficult. The good news is that side vision usually stays clear, and changes often happen gradually.

Regular eye checks help pick up early changes, even before you notice them yourself. And if your vision ever changes suddenly, it’s important to have your eyes checked straight away.

13/02/2026

This February, we recognise Low Vision Awareness Month.

Changes in vision can affect daily life in subtle ways at first. Early assessment and ongoing care can help protect remaining vision and support long-term eye health.

If you have concerns about your vision, or have noticed things becoming more difficult over time, our team is here to help guide you through your options with care and clarity.

22/01/2026

January marks Glaucoma Awareness Month, and it’s a good time to start the year by checking in on your eye health. Glaucoma often develops quietly, without early symptoms, which is why regular eye checks are so important, especially if you’re over 40 or have known risk factors.

Swipe through to learn why glaucoma is sometimes called the “silent” eye condition, who’s most at risk, and what you can do this year to help protect your vision.