Please bring your:

• Referral letter 
• Medicare and health insurance details (if applicable)
• List of current medications 
• Any prescription glasses, sunglasses or contact lenses

There is plenty of street parking at both our Norwest and Blacktown clinics

We are also located approximately 10 minutes walk from Norwest Metro station and Blacktown station

We ask that you allow up to two hours for your appointment in total.

During your visit, you will:

1. Check in to reception and fill out some general contact information and basic health details
2. Then one of our clinical assistants will check your vision and perform any initial screening tests relevant to your eye condition and assessment
3. After your initial assessment, you may need to wait for eye drops to work or for extra tests before seeing the doctor
4. Lastly, the doctor will view your initial test results, thoroughly assess your eyes and discuss any findings or treatment options with you
5. Any further treatments or appointments will then be scheduled at reception

Our Ophthalmologists take the time to discuss your eye health, address any concerns that you may have, and provide detailed treatment options. These discussions are crucial for your understanding and involvement in your eye care, and can take some time. Sometimes urgent cases or unexpected delays can contribute to longer waiting times. While waiting can be frustrating, it is often necessary to ensure thorough and quality care for all our patients.  

Nexus Eye Care is a private clinic and does not provide Bulk-Billing services. 

The consultation fee will be advised to you at the time of booking. If you require additional tests or procedures on the day, any additional costs will be quoted during your consultation. 

Medicare will provide a rebate for some of your consultation fees. This rebate is a set amount by Medicare and in most cases, does not cover the full cost of your consultation. We are here to help you; it is important that you do not cease your treatment due to financial difficulties. If this is the case, please talk to your Ophthalmologist.