Mortdale Eyecare
Why choose us?
Why choose us?
Our practice has been dedicated to providing quality vision solutions to the local Mortdale community since 1987. We have a passion for behavioural optometry and vision therapy and pride ourselves on our exceptional care and service. We are well equipped to ensure you receive a 360-degree comprehensive eye assessment all year round.
Why we chose to be independent?
Why we chose to be independent?
We are proud to operate as an independent practice as it allows us to tailor vision solutions to meet your individual needs, without the limitations of corporate initiatives or influence.
What we love about Mortdale?
What we love about Mortdale?
We love the sense of belonging to our local community. Our locals are very patient and appreciative of the services we deliver. Our practice often becomes a meeting place for local families and friends and our local businesses often look after each other.
Clinical services
Practice facilities
Optometrists
Vinita Nand
I always wanted to be a health professional to give something back to my community and have been practicing for 18 years. I chose Optometry as the eyes amaze me as to how such a small part of your body can be responsible for so many things. I enjoy spending time with my 3 children and watching them grow up. I also enjoy doing a lot of charity work such as eye camps in Nepal and Mongolia, and more recently a 30 km charity walk for the Lifehouse Foundation to help with Cancer research.
Jessica Chen
Did you know optometrists can catch the "silent thief of sight"? I have always wanted to be a health professional, but optometry was a surprise. Interacting with patients, making a difference, and giving back to the community is what makes being an Optometrist priceless. In my spare time, I enjoy indoor rock climbing.
Giving back
We recently celebrated one our local's 100th birthday at our practice with a cake and her family in attendance. We present educational talks at local schools and provide newsletters for teachers to advise them about the best way to help look after their student's eyes. Our optometrist partakes in charity work in eye camps run by the local schools and orphanages in Mongolia and Nepal, which involves testing and prescribing over 10,000 pairs of glasses collectively through Rotary Australia.
Clinical services
Optometrists
Vinita Nand
I always wanted to be a health professional to give something back to my community and have been practicing for 18 years. I chose Optometry as the eyes amaze me as to how such a small part of your body can be responsible for so many things. I enjoy spending time with my 3 children and watching them grow up. I also enjoy doing a lot of charity work such as eye camps in Nepal and Mongolia, and more recently a 30 km charity walk for the Lifehouse Foundation to help with Cancer research.
Jessica Chen
Did you know optometrists can catch the "silent thief of sight"? I have always wanted to be a health professional, but optometry was a surprise. Interacting with patients, making a difference, and giving back to the community is what makes being an Optometrist priceless. In my spare time, I enjoy indoor rock climbing.
Giving back
We recently celebrated one our local's 100th birthday at our practice with a cake and her family in attendance. We present educational talks at local schools and provide newsletters for teachers to advise them about the best way to help look after their student's eyes. Our optometrist partakes in charity work in eye camps run by the local schools and orphanages in Mongolia and Nepal, which involves testing and prescribing over 10,000 pairs of glasses collectively through Rotary Australia.