High Street
The latest developments in optics on the High Street
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A survey conducted by the company has found that eye health is a low priority amongst members of the public following the beginning of the pandemic
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The deal with Zeiss will include ultra-widefield fundus cameras, operating microscopes, IOLMaster biometers and OCT scanners
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OT spoke to OutsideClinic managing director, Richard Gibson, about the company’s newly announced recruitment drive, the growing over-65 patient demographic and its ambitions for the next five years
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The domiciliary provider is seeking 50 optometrists to join its team
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The multiple will roll out the Zeiss Cirrus OCT in its practice nationwide
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An Optos survey found that patients value trustworthy expertise and advanced technology, but also identified gaps in knowledge around the tests carried out in an examination
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The domiciliary service provider shared its plans to continue growing the business, with Optimism Health Group highlighting the business’ “potential to expand rapidly”
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The survey, held by Johnson & Johnson Vision, found a “disconnect” between how the public views the importance of eye health and how regularly they attend an eye examination
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Most of the multiple’s practices remain open for urgent and essential care, Specsavers has confirmed
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