Understanding OCT Scans
Through the use of light waves, OCT scans capture detailed images of the retina, presenting its distinctive layers that cannot be seen through standard examination methods. This ‘behind-the-scenes’ look is pivotal for early detection, diagnosis, and treatment of a range of eye conditions.
Why Choose Hastings Optical?
- Advanced Technology: Our clinic employs the NIDEK RS-330 Retina Scan Duo, an advanced OCT system that provides ultra-high-resolution images, comprehensive analysis, and patient comfort through quick, non-invasive scanning.
- Comprehensive Care: The enhanced imaging capabilities of the OCT scan mean our optometrists can detect signs of conditions such as glaucoma, macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy earlier than ever before.
- Expert Team: Trained in the intricacies of the retina and the interpretation of OCT scans, our optometrists provide thorough explanations of your results, offering peace of mind and a clear path forward.
- Preventative Approach: Early detection is key in the management of many eye conditions, many of which show no symptoms until vision loss has occurred. Regular OCT scans help monitor and maintain eye health, offering a preventive strategy that could make all the difference.
Book Your OCT Scan Today
Your vision is a precious asset, and our commitment is its preservation. Harness the power of advanced technology for your eye health with Hastings Optical’s OCT scans. Book your appointment today by contacting us at (03) 59794188, or use our convenient online booking system. Don’t take chances with your vision; stay a step ahead with us.
The NIDEK RS-330 delivers detailed, three-dimensional images of your eye, facilitating early detection and management of eye conditions. It’s a leap forward in ensuring comprehensive eye health checks.
OCT scans may not always be covered by Medicare and coverage under private health insurance can vary. We recommend patients check with their insurance provider. Regardless, Hastings Optical is committed to transparency regarding any out-of-pocket costs.
An annual OCT scan is advisable for individuals over 40, or those with a significant family history of eye conditions. However, for patients with known eye health issues, more frequent scans may be necessary.














