​Providing comprehensive patient care, our nurses’ key responsibilities include conducting patient assessment and triage, assisting the doctors for procedures and administering medications. 

As the first line of defence in eye care, our optometrists support the doctors by providing services such as refraction tests and spectacles prescription, cataract and refractive surgery assessments, low vision rehabilitation and contact lens fitting. They also work closely with the doctors to provide care for patients with stable eye conditions.

​Orthoptists specialise in the diagnosis and treatment of patients with eye problems such as abnormal eye movement and eye coordination, lazy eyes, squinting, and binocular vision disorder. Working with both adult and paediatric patients with eye problems, our orthoptists would introduce eye exercises/therapies to improve their vision and alleviate their symptoms.

​Our team of technicians operate a wide range of diagnostic equipment to perform clinical investigations. The test results play a vital role in helping our ophthalmologists assess patient’s conditions and decide on the best course of treatment.

​The team works closely with the clinical staff to ensure the best possible care and service for our patients. They also oversee and manage processes/operations such as budget planning, keeping track of the maintenance of our facilities and equipment, as well as developing and monitoring the department’s processes to constantly improve the efficiency and quality of healthcare services provided.

​Our ancillary team provide frontline support such as ensuring the clinic is clean and ready to receive patients, providing financial counselling service to our patients, assisting the doctors during consultations, as well as assisting patients’ with their appointments and enquiries.