Bedok
Community
Eye Screening
Professional Eye Screening by The Straits Eye Community Clinic's Optometrists
Comprehensive Care
Closer To
Home
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Fees
Eye screenings are performed by our team of Optometrists and reviewed by our Senior Eye Surgeons at the community clinics, with additional options available such as prescription check for $30.00, primary eyecare doctor consult for $70.00 and senior doctor consult for $110.00.
Community Eye Screening Services
Eye screening is a critical preventive measure for maintaining good eye health.
Cataract
Screening
$49.00
Eye Care Diagnostics and Analysis
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Vision, Automated Refraction & Eye Pressure Check
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Doctor-Signed Off Report
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Slit Lamp Examination & Photo
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Cataract screening is a crucial preventative measure to detect early signs of cataracts, enabling timely intervention and treatment.
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Cataract screening should be scheduled regularly, especially for individuals over the age of 50 or those experiencing symptoms such as blurred vision, glare sensitivity, or difficulty with night vision.
Eye screenings are performed by our team of Optometrists and reviewed by our Senior Eye Surgeons at the community clinics, with additional options available such as prescription check for $30.00, primary eyecare doctor consult for $70.00 and senior doctor consult for $110.00.
EYE SCREENING
YOUR VISION'S FIRST LINE OF DEFENCE
At Straits Eye, our eye screenings are comprehensive and customised to each individual. Using advanced equipment, we assess various aspects of eye health and vision. Whether it's a routine check or a more detailed assessment, we ensure accurate results and personalised recommendations.
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At what age should I start getting regular eye screenings?Starting in childhood is ideal, but adults, especially those over 40, should prioritize regular screenings.
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What's the difference between an eye screening and an eye exam?While screenings are general checks for vision problems, eye exams are more comprehensive and can diagnose specific conditions.
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Are eye screenings painful?No, they are non-invasive and typically painless.
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How often should I get an eye screening?It's recommended to have regular screenings every 1-2 years, or as advised by your ophthalmologist.
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Can eye screenings detect all eye diseases?Screenings can detect many common conditions, but some diseases may require specialized tests.
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When should one have cataract surgery?The decision to have cataract surgery depends on the severity of the cataract, the impact on daily activities, and the individual's overall health. A consultation with an eye specialist can help determine when surgery is necessary.
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What are the risk factors of cataract?The risk factors of cataract include age, family history, smoking, diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity, and prolonged exposure to sunlight.
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The facts and figures of cataract in SingaporeCataract are a significant health concern in Singapore, with around 90% of adults over the age of 60 affected by the condition to some degree. This means that there are approximately 450,000 Singaporeans affected by cataract. Cataract are also a leading cause of blindness in Singapore, accounting for approximately one-third of all cases of blindness in adults. The prevalence of cataract is expected to increase with Singapore's aging population, highlighting the importance of regular eye exams and early detection and treatment of cataract.
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What are the procedures for cataract surgery like?Cataract surgery is a safe and effective outpatient procedure that typically takes less than an hour to complete. In most cases, cataract surgery is performed on one eye at a time, with the second eye operated on a few weeks later. Cataract surgery is painless and performed under local anesthesia. Patients can expect a quick recovery and improved vision. During cataract surgery, the cloudy lens is removed and replaced with an artificial one, usually through a small incision in the eye.
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Who should get tested for cataract?Individuals above 60 years old, those who have symptoms of cataract, or with a family history of cataract, and individuals with diabetes or other health conditions that increase the risk of cataract should get tested for cataract.+
Community Clinic @Bedok
Bedok New Town Centre
211 New Upper Changi Road
#01-743, Singapore 460211
Opening Hours
Weekdays:
8:30 am to 5:30 pm
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Saturday:
8:30 am to 12:30 pm
"At The Straits Eye, our mission is to make top-quality eye care accessible to all. We're bringing our services closer to everyone's home to ensure that the gift of clear vision is within reach for our local communities."
