Osborne Harle

New year and we are pleased to be able to offer even more services and fantastic eye wear to our patients. Complete Eye Care for the Whole Family – at Osborne Harle

Road works outside our practice! You might need to allow a few extra minutes to come and see us to allow for the road works.

Dr Deacon Harle was presented yesterday with a Fellowship of The College of Optometrists – this is the highest qualification that The College of Optometrists issues. Well done!

We hope you like the new refit. The consulting rooms have been enlarged giving better disabled access and more space for clinical testing and investigations. There is also a new bespoke contact lens area. The front of house areas has been re done to give a better area for spectacles dispensing.

So its all new here at Osborne Harle. Better eye care for you, and the whole family.

Fantastic news…hot off the press and released next month will be spectacle frames by Radley, Anna Sui andLacoste!

Even if you haven’t got a ski holiday booked this year -

why not treat yourself to a pair of  sports sunglasses – or even goggles(very useful in the present climate)

Come and view the latest Adidas range in practice today

The practice is open during the bad weather – we have all dragged our wellies out so that we can open for business.

If you have a long  journey to get to the practice  -please phone,as we do sometimes close a little early.

The World Sight Day Challenge initiative from  Optometry Giving Sight is the only global fundraising initiative that specifically targets the prevention of blindness and impaired vision due to uncorrected refractive error (URE). At least 670 million people around the world are blind or vision impaired simply because they do not have access to an eye examination and a pair of glasses. This is because in many developing countries there are not enough trained eye care personnel and there is insufficient infrastructure to support these desperately needed eye care services. Optometry Giving Sight funds the solution by supporting programs that offer not only eye exams and glasses in countries with little or no access to them, but that establish the infrastructure and human resources required for sustainable, quality vision care. The solution to blindness and impaired vision due to refractive error is simple – provide quality primary eye care.

Remember , every time you purchase a pair of spectacles from Osborne Harle, £1 goes to support Optometry Giving Sight

This summer has seen the introduction of the A.P.C.O.S. (Acute Primary Care Ophthalmology  service) and Post Cataract clinics within our practice. It’s exciting to be able to see patients quickly and locally for these services in our practice