Explain before we begin.
Know what an assessment involves and what your clinician is looking to understand.
Specialities / Eye care
Life is in
the details.
Reading a familiar page. Recognising a face. Seeing the road ahead. Thoughtful eye care begins with how vision fits into your life.
See the options clearlyFocused on vision.
Focused on vision.
Considerate of you.
A specialist assessment gives you space to understand your eye health and ask what the findings mean.
Cataract conversations
Discuss your assessment, the effect on everyday activities and whether further monitoring or treatment options should be considered.
Retina & ongoing eye health
Specialist review and follow-up for retinal concerns, with investigations explained in the context of your individual care.
Comprehensive eye assessments
A starting point for questions about vision and eye health, including discussion of ongoing conditions and relevant medical history.
Thoughtful detailsGood care should
Good care should
be easy to follow.
Make room for questions.
Bring the practical concerns that matter: reading, work, driving and the activities you value.
Connect the next steps.
Discuss your options and understand when a further assessment or follow-up conversation is needed.
Plan a comfortable visitA little preparation.
A little preparation.
A more settled day.
Bring your usual glasses, relevant eye care records and a list of current medicines. Let the team know if you need assistance navigating the hospital.
Ask the care team whether your planned assessment may affect your journey home, and whether a companion would be helpful.
Plan your eye care visitYour ophthalmology specialist
Meet Dr. Naina Malhotra.
Eye care & ophthalmology
Naina's consultation approach brings detailed eye assessment together with clear explanations and the everyday priorities of each patient.
A useful question to bring
“How could this affect the things I do every day?”
A helpful consultation connects clinical findings with the activities that matter to you.
View specialist profileBefore you arrive
Keep the day simple.
Should I bring my glasses and previous prescription?
Yes. Your usual glasses, previous prescriptions and existing eye care reports can help the specialist understand your history.
Can a family member accompany me?
A companion can help you remember the discussion and organise the journey home. Ask the care team about the arrangements for your planned assessment.
Can I discuss a treatment suggested elsewhere?
You can arrange a specialist consultation to review existing information and discuss your questions. Bring the recommendation and any supporting test results you already have.