Optical Services
Clear Vision, Better Living
At Emerald Hospital Medical Center, we offer comprehensive optical care services to help you maintain healthy eyes and clear vision. Whether you’re experiencing blurry vision, need a routine eye exam, or require prescription glasses, our experienced eye care professionals are here to assist you with precision and care.
Your eyes are windows to your health — let us help you protect them.
What We Offer in Our Optical Department
Our fully equipped Optical Unit provides a wide range of services for all ages — from children to seniors. Our team includes certified optometrists and ophthalmic technologists dedicated to delivering personalized and professional eye care.
1. Comprehensive Eye Examinations
- Vision testing and correction for nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, and presbyopia
- Regular eye check-ups for general eye health and early detection of vision problems
- School vision screening for children
2. Diagnosis & Management of Eye Conditions
- Dry Eye Syndrome
- Glaucoma screening and referrals
- Cataract evaluation and surgical referral
- Diabetic Retinopathy checks
- Allergies and Infections (conjunctivitis, eye irritation, etc.)
- Eye injuries and emergency care
3. Prescription Eyewear
- Accurate prescription for glasses and contact lenses
- Stylish, affordable frames and lenses for all ages
- Lens coating options: anti-glare, photochromic, blue light filter, etc.
- Fitting and adjustments for comfort and clarity
4. Contact Lens Services
- Contact lens fittings and prescriptions
- Training on lens hygiene and maintenance
- Wide range of lens options including daily, monthly, and specialty lenses
Why Choose Emerald for Eye Care?
- Qualified Eye Specialists – Skilled and experienced optometrists & support staff
- Modern Diagnostic Equipment – For accurate assessments and early detection
- Wide Selection of Frames & Lenses – Stylish and functional eyewear for every budget
- Child-Friendly Services – Gentle care for young eyes
- One-Stop Eye Care – Exams, prescriptions, and eyewear all in one location
When Should You See an Eye Specialist?
Consider visiting our optical unit if you experience:
- Blurry or double vision
- Headaches linked to eye strain
- Difficulty reading or using digital screens
- Red, itchy, or painful eyes
- Sudden changes in vision or flashes of light
- A family history of eye conditions like glaucoma or diabetes-related eye issues
Early detection and regular check-ups can help prevent long-term vision problems.
How to Prepare for Your Eye Appointment
- Bring any current prescription glasses or contact lenses
- List any vision concerns you’ve noticed
- For contact lens users: bring lens cases and solution
- No need for prior fasting; walk-ins and appointments are welcome