Total Eyecare Kingston
Why choose us?
Why choose us?
Excellence in clinical eyecare, advanced technology, superior customer service and commitment to independence are the hallmarks of Total Eyecare Optometrists. We are proudly locally owned and operated by the Optometrists who work in our practices. At Kingston Total Eyecare our Optometrists, Lee Baumwol and Colin McKenzie have a very loyal following in the local community. With nine locations around southern Tasmania and online service, Total Eyecare remains committed to serving our local community through quality eyecare and eyewear.
Why we chose to be independent?
Why we chose to be independent?
Total Eyecare is an amalgamation of several independent practices. Since our beginnings in 1946, independence has been valued by all our owner optometrists as it allows us to make the best clinical decisions for you. Independence allows us to choose our lens, contact lens and frame suppliers without restriction. Having access to all the best quality products for our patients is why we remain proudly independent. As fierce Tasmanians, we also contribute to our local community by employing locals and supporting our local economy.
What we love about Kingston?
What we love about Kingston?
Southern Tasmania is some of the most beautiful country on the planet: world's cleanest air, pristine oceans, rugged mountains and a diverse, generous population. From New Norfolk in the north, to Sorell in the east, and down to Huonville in the south, we love travelling the region.
Clinical services
Practice facilities
Optometrists
Lee Baumwol
I am the state president of the Cornea and Contact Lens Society of Australia, the current president of Optometry Tasmania and a fellow of the American Academy of Optometry, an international organisation committed to fostering excellence in eyecare and vision research. I also work part-time at the Royal Hobart Hospital Eye Clinic.
Colin McKenzie
I have been practicing Optometry for over 30 years and have developed a particular interest in fitting RGP contact lenses for keratoconus, a challenging but equally rewarding expertise.
Giving back
Total Eyecare has always been supporters of the Optometry Giving Sight program, specifically in the establishment and ongoing commitment to the East Timor Eye Program. Several of our owner Optometrists travel to East Timor annually to work with locals in restoring sight to thousands of people who would otherwise go without basic eyecare. Additionally, we support multiple local causes and events throughout the year with monetary and product donations.
Clinical services
Optometrists
Lee Baumwol
I am the state president of the Cornea and Contact Lens Society of Australia, the current president of Optometry Tasmania and a fellow of the American Academy of Optometry, an international organisation committed to fostering excellence in eyecare and vision research. I also work part-time at the Royal Hobart Hospital Eye Clinic.
Colin McKenzie
I have been practicing Optometry for over 30 years and have developed a particular interest in fitting RGP contact lenses for keratoconus, a challenging but equally rewarding expertise.
Giving back
Total Eyecare has always been supporters of the Optometry Giving Sight program, specifically in the establishment and ongoing commitment to the East Timor Eye Program. Several of our owner Optometrists travel to East Timor annually to work with locals in restoring sight to thousands of people who would otherwise go without basic eyecare. Additionally, we support multiple local causes and events throughout the year with monetary and product donations.