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Birmingham Focus on Blindness Low Vision Centre (Birmingham)

62 Woodville Road,
Harborne,
Birmingham,
B17 9AT

Manager: Anita Morrison-Fokken
012 147 852
[email protected]
www.birminghamfocus.org.uk

Facilities

Wheelchair access into the practice
Wheelchair access into the examination room
Extended appointment times
Eye test split into separate visits

Tests

Kay Picture test
Cardiff Acuity test
Letter Matching test
Lea Symbols
Fixation targets
Access to Toys

Miscellaneous

Low vision service

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Manager: Angela Beaver
01926 641 093
[email protected]
- Wheelchair access into the examination room
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02892 601 888
[email protected]
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- Accessible toilet
- Eye test split into separate visits
- Disabled or blue badge parking available nearby
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Manager: Ceri Probert
01545 570 211
[email protected]
www.probertandwilliiams.co.uk
- Wheelchair access into the practice
- Wheelchair access into the examination room
- Extended appointments
- Eye test split into separate visits
- Disabled or blue badge parking available nearby
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Manager: James Oliver Radley
01763 273 300
[email protected]
www.radleyopticians.com
- Wheelchair access into the practice
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35 The Linkway, Middlebrook Retail Park, BL6 6JA
Manager: Laura Ogg
01204 521 122
[email protected]
www.specsavers.co.uk/stores/middlebrook
- Wheelchair access into the practice
- Wheelchair access into the examination room
- Disabled or blue badge parking
- Eye test split into separate visits
- Accessible toilet
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Manager: Kevin Juste
01204 521 122
[email protected]
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- Wheelchair access into the practice
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- Disabled or blue badge parking
- Eye test split into separate visits
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  02085 672 320
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