Optegra Eye Clinic Preston

Address

Optegra Eye Clinic Preston
175-177 Station Road
Bamber Bridge
Preston
PR5 6LA

Telephone

Optegra’s eye clinic in Preston will be opening soon. The clinic will provide local residents quick and easy access to ophthalmic assessment and treatment for NHS cataract surgery.

Due to the growing size of the NHS cataract surgery waiting list, patients often have waiting times of over a year before accessing treatment. By partnering with the NHS, we offer a convenient solution: simply request your GP or optician to refer you to Optegra Eye Clinic Preston for your NHS surgery.

Optegra eye hospital group is rated five-star by independent review sites Doctify and Trust Pilot, and each hospital is overseen by our Medical Advisory Committee (MAC) to ensure we maintain our levels of quality, care and aftercare to the very highest standards.

Eye treatments available at Optegra Preston

Opening Hours

Opening Soon

Why choose Optegra Eye Clinic Preston?

Get your NHS cataract treatment within just 4 to 6 weeks of referral
Leading ophthalmic consultants supported by specialist eye care teams
Personalised care for every patient
Treatment at our state of the art 5-star eye clinic in Preston
Top rated on independent consumer review sites Doctify and Trust Pilot
Regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC)

How to find us

How to get to Optegra Preston

Our address:

Optegra Eye Clinic Preston

175-177 Station Road

Bamber Bridge

Preston

PR5 6LA

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By car

From the M6, follow Station Road to reach Optegra Preston. Convenient on-site parking is provided.

By bus

The closet bus stop is located at the Trades Hall stop on Station Road, a short walk across the road from the clinic. This bus stop is serviced by the 112 and 125 Gold buses.

By rail

Bamber Bridge is the nearest station, an easy 3 minutes walk away from Optegra Preston.

How to secure referral to Optegra

If you have been diagnosed with a cataract and are keen to have treatment sooner rather than later, Optegra Preston will be able to help.

Cataract can develop slowly over time, causing blurred vision, clouding of vision and even double vision for some people. As it happens so gradually, patients often do not realise how badly their eyesight had deteriorated until they have the actual treatment — and then they say they can see in HD!

The procedure is pain-free and the most commonly performed elective surgery in the NHS — it takes only around 20 minutes and is conducted as a day case procedure with no need for any overnight stays.

To secure your own timely NHS treatment at Optegra Preston, simply ask your GP or community optician to refer you.

I have an enquiry about my referral or appointment

Request a referral letter

you can send the letter to optegra.referrals1@nhs.net or optegra.urgent@nhs.net if urgent.

You have right to choose where you are treated. If you have been waiting a long time for treatment, and you would like to be treated at Optegra, you can ask your Optician or GP to refer you to Optegra.