Domiciliary eye examinations
We visit familiar surroundings with portable equipment to assess vision and eye health. The optometrist discusses the findings, any prescription and appropriate next steps, including referral or follow-up where needed.
Our services
An eye examination is the beginning. We bring together clinical assessment, spectacles and practical support for people at home and in care settings.

We visit familiar surroundings with portable equipment to assess vision and eye health. The optometrist discusses the findings, any prescription and appropriate next steps, including referral or follow-up where needed.
Explore suitable frames and lens options with guidance from the team. We help arrange your spectacles, discuss fit and use, and explain any costs before you commit. NHS spectacle support may be available for eligible people.
Broken, missing or uncomfortable glasses can disrupt everyday routines. Get in touch to discuss collection, adjustment, repair or replacement options and any costs.
For care-home residents, tailored eyecare reports and vision support guides help care teams understand the practical recommendations arising from an examination. Visit summaries support coordinated action.
We help coordinate the next steps identified during an examination and plan future visits around the optometrist’s recommendations and the person’s circumstances.
Care-home partnerships can include eye awareness support and practical resources for staff, as well as AU Eyecare’s complimentary staff eyecare service. Ask the team about arrangements and availability.

Clear choices
We’ll explain the proposed arrangements, what is included and any costs. Where NHS support may apply, eligibility needs to be checked — funding is not automatic and free glasses are not guaranteed.
For home visits, care-home partnerships or workplace staff eyecare, start with a conversation about what you need.
A conversation is a good place to start
For yourself, someone you care for, or your care home.