A network of dedicated, low-cost eye injection clinics

In Australia, age-related macular degeneration and diabetic eye disease are leading causes of vision loss.¹ Intravitreal injections (IVIs) have become a cornerstone in treating these conditions and other potentially blinding conditions like retinal vein occlusions. A regular, ongoing course of injections is usually required to preserve vision. However, this can involve a significant cost and inconvenience to patients.

Struggling to afford the cost of eye injections?

The price of regular eye injections can be a substantial financial burden, especially for pensioners and those on fixed incomes. Fortunately, we offer several clinics that provide dedicated, low-cost IVI services so that price does not become a barrier to preserving vision.

A network of conveniently located eye injection clinics

Patients shouldn’t have to choose between convenience and world-class care. That’s why our injection clinics are purposefully located in both metropolitan centres and regional areas.

We offer dedicated IVI clinics in Boronia (VIC), Tuggerah Lakes (NSW), Hurstville (NSW) and Brisbane (QLD).

These clinics are situated within medical hubs or close to public transport routes, with on-site or nearby parking. These considerations are particularly important for patients who need to visit our clinics frequently – sometimes over the course of years.

Not close to a dedicated eye injection clinic?

At Vision Eye Institute, we believe that accessible vision-preserving care is crucial for long-term eye health. So, if one of our purposefully designed eye injection clinics is not conveniently located for you, there are low-cost IVI services available at some of our other locations. Simply reach out to your preferred clinic for more information.

How our eye injection clinics work

We welcome both new patients and those who are already receiving eye injections for the treatment of a medical condition. Please note that if you are a new patient, you will need a referral from an optometrist or GP for your initial consultation.

Booking an appointment is easy, and you can schedule an appointment during clinic hours on weekdays. We also recognise that every patient’s circumstances are unique – so we work closely with you and your referrer to ensure you’re scheduled at the most suitable location, at a time that works for you.

During your appointment, care is provided by our specialist ophthalmologists, with the support of our highly trained clinical and administrative teams. We appreciate that if you require injections as part of long-term disease treatment, familiarity with your care team – and the clinic itself – can make the process less stressful and more predictable. Our experienced staff work closely with you to ensure you feel comfortable and supported throughout your care.

It’s easy to transfer into the clinic

If you’re currently receiving eye injections and ready to change to one of our clinics, transferring is straightforward. Simply contact the clinic and our friendly staff will talk you through the process.

We also accept new patients with a referral from your optometrist or GP.

Useful links for more information about eye injections and the conditions they can treat:

• Eye injections factsheet
• Macular degeneration services page
• Diabetic eye disease services page
• Retinal conditions services page
• Macular Disease Foundation Australia