For Care Home Managers & Providers
We partner with residential and nursing homes across the West Midlands and Warwickshire to deliver fully documented, professional NHS eye care — with the same friendly optometrist every visit, designed to meet CQC standards and integrate seamlessly with your existing care routines.
Free for care homes we partner with: "Spot the vision loss before the fall" — CQC-aligned awareness training for your care staff. Learn more below →
Why it matters
Poor vision significantly increases the risk of falls, social withdrawal and cognitive decline in older adults. Yet many care home residents go years without a sight test — simply because attending a high street optician isn't possible.
Eyecare at Home removes that barrier entirely. We come to your residents, carry out full NHS-funded sight tests on-site, and handle everything from dispensing to referrals — with documentation that supports your CQC obligations.
10+ years with NHS Falls Prevention Teams
Our lead optometrist has spent over a decade working directly with NHS Falls Prevention and Mental Health Teams across Wolverhampton, Coventry and Solihull — giving us a uniquely deep understanding of how vision loss contributes to falls risk in older and vulnerable adults. That experience shapes everything we do in care homes.
A fully managed eye care service — from first contact to follow-up.
Full NHS sight tests carried out at the care home — no transport, no disruption. All eligible residents can access NHS-funded eye care on-site.
Every visit is fully documented to care home standards. Our records support your CQC inspection evidence and integrate directly with residents' care plans.
We liaise with your care staff before, during and after each visit — and communicate results to family members and next of kin where required.
Frames and lenses dispensed directly to residents at the home. NHS vouchers accepted. No need to arrange external trips to a high street optician.
Specialist assessments for residents with conditions such as macular degeneration, glaucoma or diabetic retinopathy — with appropriate aids and referrals.
Where further investigation is needed, we handle referrals to ophthalmology and other NHS services on the resident's behalf — reducing the burden on your team.
Simple to set up. Minimal burden on your team.
Call us or complete the enquiry form. We'll discuss your residents' needs and agree a schedule that works around your care routines.
We work with your team to obtain appropriate consent and prepare residents — including those with dementia or complex needs.
The same optometrist attends with all equipment — your residents will always see a familiar, friendly face. Sight tests are carried out in residents' own rooms or a suitable quiet space, at their pace.
Full CQC-aligned records provided. Results communicated to families and GPs. Any referrals or eyewear orders handled directly.
Why care homes choose us
Everything managed. Nothing left to chance.
We'll test every resident in one scheduled visit — no chasing next of kin, no gaps, no untested residents.
We handle 100% of NHS claims, scheduling, reminders and documentation. You get one clear quarterly report.
Every visit, same friendly face. Residents build trust. We learn their needs, communication preferences and history.
Broken glasses repaired or replaced within 48 hours — not the 2–4 weeks national providers quote.
Annual compliance reports, staff training certificates and resident eye care records — ready for inspection.
Adapted techniques for residents with Alzheimer's, vascular dementia and other cognitive conditions.
Are you a care home manager who has worked with us? We'd love to hear your feedback.
Leave a ReviewPoor vision is one of the leading — and most preventable — causes of falls in care home residents. Yet the early signs are often missed by care staff who aren't trained to look for them.
We offer free CQC-aligned awareness training for your team, covering how to recognise the signs of vision loss in residents, when to escalate, and how good eye care supports your falls prevention obligations.
Signs of vision loss to watch for
Squinting, bumping into objects, difficulty reading menus or activity sheets, reluctance to move around.
The vision–falls connection
How uncorrected vision problems increase fall risk — and why glasses alone aren't always enough.
When and how to escalate
Simple, confident steps for flagging concerns and requesting an eye test through the right channels.
Documenting for CQC
How to record vision-related observations in care plans to support inspection evidence.
Did your current provider stop group testing?
National providers like OutsideClinic have stopped group eye clinics — they now only test individual residents booked by next of kin. This creates massive admin burden for your staff and leaves residents untested. We still offer full-coverage block contracts. Your residents deserve better.
See how we compare to OutsideClinic and Specsavers domiciliary services.
Your peace of mind
Get in touch today. We'll discuss your home's needs and arrange a schedule that works for your team and your residents.