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Support for older adults and families

Senior Eye Care: Vision, Comfort and Safer Daily Living

Age can change near focus, contrast, glare recovery and lighting needs. Vision loss should not automatically be dismissed as normal ageing, because several eye diseases can begin without obvious symptoms.

Real slit-lamp eye assessment at Vision Concern Kathmandu

Everyday concerns

  • Reading or progressive prescription changes
  • Difficulty with glare or night driving
  • Dryness, watering or eyelid discomfort
  • Reduced contrast for stairs, faces or household tasks

Clinical referral signs

  • Sudden vision loss, flashes or many floaters
  • Distortion or a new central dark area
  • Eye pain, injury or marked redness
  • Possible cataract, glaucoma, retinal or diabetic eye disease

Prepare for the appointment

  • Bring current glasses and medical information
  • List medicines and relevant health conditions
  • Describe reading, driving and mobility difficulties
  • Attend with a family member when support is helpful
Real comprehensive vision assessment at Vision Concern
Real Vision Concern clinical and optical environment.

Professional guidance

Vision Concern provides optometric assessment and optical support, with referral when ophthalmology, dilation or hospital care is more appropriate.

Clinical review

Reviewed by Samana Budhathoki, Master in Optometry (P.U.). Product suitability, availability, prices and active campaign terms must be confirmed directly.