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General Eyecare in Geelong West.

See an independent optometrist in Geelong West for a thorough eye and vision examination, with time to explain what we find. We also provide prescription advice, soft contact lenses, diabetic eye examinations and VicRoads assessments.

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What can an optometrist in Geelong help with?

An optometrist can examine your vision and eye health, prescribe glasses and contact lenses, assess many common eye concerns, and refer you to an ophthalmologist when specialist medical or surgical care is needed.

Geelong Eye Health is an independent optometry practice at 219 Pakington Street, Geelong West. If you are searching for an “eye doctor” or “eye specialist” and are unsure where to start, our optometrist and ophthalmologist guide explains the difference.

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Prescription glasses and soft contact lenses

Your examination can include advice about your prescription and the vision correction options that may suit your eyes and routine. Glasses and contact lenses are quoted separately from consultation fees.

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Appointments & prices

Every price below is the typical gap you pay after your Medicare rebate is processed at the front desk. Choose a card to book that exact appointment.

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Initial Consultation

  • About 45 min
  • Vision + eye health
  • Glasses & contact lens advice

For you if you want a thorough, unhurried assessment of your vision and eye health, and a proper explanation of what we find.

You typically pay
$42*
*The full $109 clinic fee must be paid upfront.
Clinic fee $109Medicare rebate ≈ $67

What’s included & how it works

Who it's for
People who value their eyes and want a thorough, detailed assessment.
How it helps
We get to know you and your eyes in detail, then show you exactly what we've found.
How long it takes
Usually around 45 minutes. Other in-room treatments may be offered.
How many sessions
We recommend an initial examination every year to keep your eye health optimal.

Additional cost for glasses and contact lens orders if required.

Book this appointment →Secure online booking · Medicare rebate claimed in clinic

Diabetic Eye Examination

  • About 60 min
  • Eyes dilated
  • Bring a driver

For you if you have diabetes and want a detailed check of the retina, with results sent back to your medical team.

You typically pay
$62*
*The full $129 clinic fee must be paid upfront.
Clinic fee $129Medicare rebate ≈ $67

What’s included & how it works

Who it's for
People with diabetes who want a thorough, detailed assessment.
How it helps
We get to know you and your eyes in detail, then show you exactly what we've found.
How long it takes
Usually around 60 minutes. We use eye drops to dilate your eyes, so normally you’ll need someone to drive afterwards.
Will you report to my doctor?
Yes, we love to keep your medical team in the loop.
Read the full service guide →
Book this appointment →Secure online booking · Medicare rebate claimed in clinic

VicRoads Assessment

  • About 60 min
  • Visual field test
  • Report lodged for you

For you if VicRoads has asked for an eyesight report and you want it done thoroughly and lodged quickly.

You typically pay
$62*
*The full $129 clinic fee must be paid upfront.
Clinic fee $129Medicare rebate ≈ $67

What’s included & how it works

Who it's for
People who need a VicRoads Eyesight Form completed and want a thorough, detailed assessment.
How it helps
We get to know you and your eyes in detail, then show you exactly what we've found.
How long it takes
Usually around 60 minutes, including a peripheral vision or visual field test.
Will you send results to VicRoads?
Yes, we usually send your report electronically for faster processing.
Read the full service guide →
Book this appointment →Secure online booking · Medicare rebate claimed in clinic
ⓘ How the pricing works (Medicare, rebates, eligibility)

The large figure is the typical gap after the usual Medicare rebate. The full clinic fee is paid upfront, then the eligible rebate is claimed at the front desk. The clinic fee and typical rebate are shown beside each price. Eligibility and the final rebate can vary depending on your Medicare history, so if you would like your exact figure confirmed first, call us on 03 4243 3344. Glasses and contact lenses are quoted separately.

Before you book

What your visit actually looks like

No conveyor belt, no clock-watching, and no surprise invoice at the end.

On arrival

Zero paperwork panic

Bring your Medicare card, your glasses, your contact lenses and any drops you use.

In the chair

You see what we see

Images of your own eyes on the screen beside you, explained in plain English rather than jargon.

Afterwards

A plan you can act on

What we found, what to do next and what it costs, before you commit to anything further.

Other care we offer

Was it something more specific?

If you came in because your eyes feel dry or watery, or you need imaging and monitoring for a diagnosed condition, these pages have the right appointments.

Ready when you are.

Secure online booking: your chosen appointment is carried through to the booking form.

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Initial Consultation: $42Typical gap after Medicare
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