Craig Martens Optometrists

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Craig Martens Optometrists Sustainability Actions

Uses advanced eye test equipment

The practice says it uses retinal photography, a 3D retinal scanner called OCT (optical coherence tomography, a scan that shows layers of the retina), and frequency doubling visual fields testing. These tools help spot eye diseases such as glaucoma, macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy earlier. This is a health service action rather than a direct environmental one, but it shows the clinic has invested in modern equipment to support patient care.

Offers bulk billing for tests

The clinic says it bulk bills standard eye tests and also offers mixed billing through the public health directory listing. Bulk billing means the patient does not pay the full cost at the time of the visit, because the service bills Medicare or another insurer directly. This can make eye care more affordable and improve access for people who might otherwise delay treatment.

Provides accessible premises

The practice says it is easy to reach, with wheelchair access and ample parking. It also lists appointment-based Saturday visits. These details point to a service designed to be more accessible for different patients, including people with mobility needs. Accessibility is part of social responsibility because it helps more people use the service safely and comfortably.