Professional eye test in the comfort of your own home conducted by a fully qualified optometrist.
Our home eye tests are very similar to a test you may have completed within our store, with our specialist equipment and slight adjustments, making your experience a happy one. Our visiting optometrists are experienced in home visits, working with the elderly and vulnerable clients, you can be rest assured you will be cared for and supported through the whole process.
Getting Started
Step 1 – Book your test, call us to schedule an appointment. Free home visits for the over 60s or sufferers of diabetes and glaucoma.
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Step 2 – Have Your Test, our optician will come to your home and perform your eye, and talk to you about the results right then and there, so you can discuss your options and choose your glasses if you need them.
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Step 3 – Get your glasses, once they are made they will be sent to you by post and a fitting appointment can be arranged if necessary. Free delivery and aftercare.
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What to expect from us on the day of the appointment
Your history and symptoms
Before the optician examines your eyes they will ask you some questions to make sure they understand your general health, your family medical history, and any specific problems you’re experiencing with your vision right now.
The Health Check
The optician will check the general health of your eyes before they test your vision, which will involve using several different pieces of equipment, assessing eyes, eye muscles and eye pressure.
If the optician finds any eye health issues that need further investigation they will first make sure you fully understand the situation, before getting your permission to refer you to a suitable specialist at your local hospital, normally through your GP.
The Eye Test
When the optician comes to test your vision, they will use what is known as ‘the letter chart’, which you’ve probably experienced before.
They will ask you to look at the letter chart through a variety of different lenses to discover which lens makes your vision the clearest. This will help them understand how long- or short-sighted you are and allow them to fine-tune the prescription you need.
At each stage of both your health check and vision test the optician will explain what they’re doing, so you’re always aware of what’s happening and why.
Ordering Glasses
When our optician comes to examine your eyes, they might find you need to update your glasses – or perhaps buy a pair for the first time. If that’s the case then they’ll be happy to show you the wide range of frames we offer, so you can easily find a pair that feel comfortable to wear, suit your face, and fit your budget. If you want to, you can order what you need right then and there.
Once your glasses are ready, which is approximately 2 weeks after your eye test, they will be sent to you by post and a fitting appointment can be arranged if necessary.
Before the optician examines your eyes they will ask you some questions to make sure they understand your general health, your family medical history, and any specific problems you’re experiencing with your vision right now.
The Health Check
The optician will check the general health of your eyes before they test your vision, which will involve using several different pieces of equipment, assessing eyes, eye muscles and eye pressure.
If the optician finds any eye health issues that need further investigation they will first make sure you fully understand the situation, before getting your permission to refer you to a suitable specialist at your local hospital, normally through your GP.
The Eye Test
When the optician comes to test your vision, they will use what is known as ‘the letter chart’, which you’ve probably experienced before.
They will ask you to look at the letter chart through a variety of different lenses to discover which lens makes your vision the clearest. This will help them understand how long- or short-sighted you are and allow them to fine-tune the prescription you need.
At each stage of both your health check and vision test the optician will explain what they’re doing, so you’re always aware of what’s happening and why.
Ordering Glasses
When our optician comes to examine your eyes, they might find you need to update your glasses – or perhaps buy a pair for the first time. If that’s the case then they’ll be happy to show you the wide range of frames we offer, so you can easily find a pair that feel comfortable to wear, suit your face, and fit your budget. If you want to, you can order what you need right then and there.
Once your glasses are ready, which is approximately 2 weeks after your eye test, they will be sent to you by post and a fitting appointment can be arranged if necessary.
Our Frames
We offer a wide range of glasses, which our optician will bring to your appointment – there are frames to suit all budgets, face shapes and requirements, so that you’re sure to find something for you. Your choice of lenses is just as important as the frames, and we offer many types, from standard single vision lenses to the latest, ultra-thin varifocal design, as well as tinted, photochromic, and ultra violet absorbing lenses.
Aftercare
You will automatically get free aftercare for one year upon purchase of your glasses, which includes a warranty repair service.
We offer a wide range of glasses, which our optician will bring to your appointment – there are frames to suit all budgets, face shapes and requirements, so that you’re sure to find something for you. Your choice of lenses is just as important as the frames, and we offer many types, from standard single vision lenses to the latest, ultra-thin varifocal design, as well as tinted, photochromic, and ultra violet absorbing lenses.
Aftercare
You will automatically get free aftercare for one year upon purchase of your glasses, which includes a warranty repair service.
If you would like to book an appointment or have any questions, please feel free to contact us on 01254 610238 or alternatively by email info@alphaclinics.co.uk
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Contact UsHead Office:
Alpha Clinics Clayton House, Fort St, Blackburn, Lancashire BB1 5DP Info@alphaclinics.co.uk 01254 610238 Alpha Clinics Ltd is a company registered in England and Wales with company number 13050172 Listed in the Blackburn directory |
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