For over 35 years, our family-run business has focused on providing our patients with the highest level of eyecare and quality eyewear products. Based in the centre of Littleborough, a small village in the Northwest of England, our comprehensive professional services, friendly atmosphere and fantastic ranges of budget and designer frames for all the family, are just a few of the reasons why our customers come back to see us over and over again.
Services
At H&S, you can be guaranteed a dedicated patient journey and personal service level that's second to none. We usually carry out eye examinations on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturday mornings, and will always try our best to find a time that suits you. Usually we recommend that you have an eye exam every two years or more frequently* if the optometrist feels it is necessary.
If one or more of the criteria listed below applies to you, you will be entitled to a free NHS sight test. A sight test is also free if the test is carried out through a hospital eye department, or at the request of a hospital, as part of the management of your eye condition. People named on an NHS certificate for partial help with health costs (HC3) may also get help.
We are completely committed to providing you with the very best eye care and are focused on the continued health of your eyes. As such, we have a digital retinal camera that can take detailed images of inside your eye so that you can see what we see. It also enables us to keep a visual record of your eye, which we can review and refer to when you come back to see us again.
What is the HMR Minor Eye Conditions' Service (MECS)? The HMR Minor Eye Conditions Service provides assessment and treatment for people with recently occurring minor eye conditions. The service is provided by MECS accredited optometrists (also known as opticians) across Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale who have specialist knowledge, training and skills.
We care about your child's sight and our optician is qualified to recognise the warning signs of eye problems from an early age. We are experienced in testing very young children and highly recommend that children be tested before they learn to read and start school. As a child's eyes are fully developed at the age of eight, it is important that they are regularly checked before then.
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Kevin Barnes
Oct 26, 2021
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