Preventive care and check-ups for adults

From the age of 40, preventative eye examinations become increasingly important. Regular checkups help to detect age-related changes and eye diseases early and treat them effectively.
 
We place particular emphasis on the early detection of glaucoma and age-related macular degeneration. Early detection is crucial! Using state-of-the-art diagnostics, we quickly determine whether action is necessary and plan the appropriate treatment together with you.

Children's consultation

Eye development begins very early and should be monitored from infancy. An ophthalmological examination is possible for children of all ages. We recommend a preventative eye examination from around the age of 3, or even earlier if there is a family history of vision problems (known amblyopia or refractive errors in the family). 
 
Early assessment is important so that children can develop their visual abilities to their fullest potential. 

Aviation medical eye examinations

Ms. Oroumchi is a recognized expert for aviation medical eye examinations of the Federal Office of Civil Aviation ( BAZL ) and is available to the medical advisors of Swiss Medical Services , the BAZL and the Federal Institute of Aviation Medicine (FAI) for questions regarding fitness to fly. 

Eye emergency 

In acute situations, we act quickly, carefully and with great empathy – so that you feel well cared for and your eyesight is protected in the best possible way.
 
Common eye emergencies include:

• Eye injuries (e.g., caused by foreign bodies, trauma)
• Red eyes (especially in contact lens wearers)
• Visual disturbances (e.g., flashes of light, dark spots, or black spots)
• sudden loss of vision
• sudden onset of double vision