
Alexander Heights
Ph (08) 9343 0278 or 0422 710 020
COVID-19
Face masks are not mandated in Western Australia,
but they should be worn in crowded indoor settings and where physical distancing (1.5 metres) is not possible.
All patients are advised to wear a mask due to prolonged face-to-face contact (15 to 60 mins) in less than 1.5 metre.
Appointments can be booked via online booking below (24x7),
phoning 9343 0278 (with answering machine) or 0422 710 020, or emailing info.gloryeyecare@gmail.com.

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*Name of patient = exactly as on the Medicare Card.
Returning Patient = when patient has a record with us.*
OPENING HOURS
Mon ~ Fri: 10am - 5:30pm
Sat: 10am - 5:00pm
(Some Sat: 10am - 1pm)
Sundays & Public Holidays Closed
Other Times By Appointment
Eye Conditions
Refractive errors are when the image of what you are looking at is not focussed properly onto the retina. The retina is like a film in a camera. There are four major refractive errors: myopia, hyperopia, presbyopia and astigmatism.
For perfectly clear vision, the image of a viewed object needs to be focussed onto the retina, just as a camera has to be focussed properly in order to take a clear picture. If the image is not focussed exactly on the retina, then the image will be blurred, just like an out-of-focus photograph. In this case, the person is said to have a refractive error.
Myopia
Myopia is when you have trouble seeing clearly in the distance.
Hyperopia
Hyperopia is when you have trouble focussing up close.
Presbyopia
Presbyopia is a common condition that makes reading difficult in middle age.
Astigmatism
When the front of the the eye is oval shaped and means blurred vision at all distances.