Kay Street Eyecare
Why choose us?
Why choose us?
Kay Street Eyecare has been locally owned and operated for 35 years. We believe in providing continuous clinical care by the same optometrist. We liase with other health professionals to ensure you receive the best care, at no extra cost. You will be taken care of by our highly trained and skilled team, who collectively have over 70 years of optometry expertise and utilise advanced eye testing technologies for comprehensive care.
Why we chose to be independent?
Why we chose to be independent?
Our independence gives us the freedom to recommend the best complete eye care solutions in addition to premium quality eyewear products.
What we love about Traralgon?
What we love about Traralgon?
We love that being in rural Victoria means essentially no peak hour traffic. Only 3-5 minutes home to work. The business is located just around the corner from the main street with plenty of patient parking in a medical area precinct. It's therefore easy to get to, and a short 200m walk to the main street.
Clinical services
Practice facilities
Optometrists
Amy Chan
I grew up with a GP for a father and sisters interested in medicine and nursing so there wasn't much choice! I had an interest in eyes from a young age due to my regular eye tests as a child and after having a day sitting in with my optometrist when I was 16 I knew it was something I wanted to do. Optometry aside, nothing gets me more excited than good food. I love cooking and the way it can bring people together.
Giving back
Amy volunteers in the Latrobe Young Professionals committee whose aim is to connect, attract and retain young professionals to the Latrobe region.
Clinical services
Optometrists
Leah Meulendijks
I was always interested in working in health sciences and it is very rewarding being able to help people achieve and maintain the clearest vision possible. Outside of Optometry, I breed, train and compete show jumping horses.
Amy Chan
I grew up with a GP for a father and sisters interested in medicine and nursing so there wasn't much choice! I had an interest in eyes from a young age due to my regular eye tests as a child and after having a day sitting in with my optometrist when I was 16 I knew it was something I wanted to do. Optometry aside, nothing gets me more excited than good food. I love cooking and the way it can bring people together.
Giving back
Amy volunteers in the Latrobe Young Professionals committee whose aim is to connect, attract and retain young professionals to the Latrobe region.
