We're excited to be at the HSJ Awards 2024 today, as a finalist for the Primary and Community Care Provider of the Year Award! We look forward to celebrating the incredible achievements in healthcare and wish all nominees the best of luck!

The Primary Eyecare Services team are delighted to be at the HSJ Awards this evening as a finalist for the Primary and Community Care Provider of the Year Award! It’s an honour to be able to celebrate excellence in healthcare amongst so many wonderful nominees. #hsjawards

Congratulations Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust! A very well deserved win and it’s excellent to see optometry recognised! #hsjawards LOCSU

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An Independent analysis by PA Consulting reveals the economic and capacity impact of key eye care interventions in optometry, including the Community Urgent Eyecare Service. The report reinforces the way we can support the shift to primary and community services by utilising

The NHS Confederation has issued their response to  a new report by PA Consulting, in which Primary Eyecare Services are pleased to have collectively commissioned with Roche, Fight for Sight and The AOP. Ruth Rankine, Primary Care Director at the NHS Confederation,

We’re excited to announce that we’ve been shortlisted for three 2025 HSJ Awards! Our nominations are for Clinical Excellence for our work improving ophthalmology referrals in MSE, Primary Care Project for the Greater Manchester GERS initiative, and Best Not-for-Profit for our

The PA Consulting analysis report identified the prevalence of major eye conditions, Early-Stage AMD, Late-Stage AMD, Cataract, Glaucoma and Diabetic Retinopathy, is expected to grow by 25% over 2022-32, seven times faster than overall population growth in England. The eye