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Mecs Leaflet Shropshire Telford Wrekin Community Eyecare better care for local people Providing NHS Services Minor Eye Condi�ons Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin The Minor Eye Conditions Service (MECS) is available to people with new or very recent minor eye problems to get the help that they need quickly and easily closer to home. Patients are able to self-present to an optometry or optician’s practice that provides this service. The following eligible conditions can be referred to a participating Optometrist: Blephari�s Epiphora (Watery Eye) Episcleri�s Glaucoma Referral Refinement (IOP) Re�nal Lesions Abrasion Cysts Posterior Vitreous Detachment Amblyopia (Lazy Eye) Floaters and Flashes Inflamma�on Meibomian Gland Dysfunc�on Trichiasis Allergies Chalazion Comorbidi�es (more complex than Tier 1) (Systema�c disease affec�ng the eye) Low Vision Pterygium Choroidal Naevus Foreign Body and Emergency Suspicion Contact Lens Removal Monitoring of OHT/Low Risk Glaucoma with Normal Visual Fields (Following diagnosis and stabilisa�on by Tier 4) Eligible conditions can be referred to one of the following participating Optometrists: Albrighton Eye Centre Liage Opticians 2 Station Road, Albrighton, Wolverhampton, WV7 3QG 36 High Street, Bridgnorth WV16 4DB Telephone: 01902 374724 Telephone: 01746 768544 The Optician Suzanne Floyd Optometrists 29 Church Street, Bishops Castle, SY9 5AD 5 Dale Street west Shrophsire SY7 9PB Telephone 01588 638833 Telephone 01588 673048 Boots Opticians Bridgenorth SR Drinnan Opticians 43 High Street, Bridgenorth, WV16 4DB 12 Market Street Shrophire SY12 0AN Telephone: 01746 762816 Telephone: 01691 623300 Evenett Optometry Cleobury 3 Listley Street, Shropshire, WV16 4AW 16 Church Street Kiddiminster DY4 8BX Telephone: 01746 763330 Telephone: 01299 270012 Specsavers Bridgenorth Specsavers Ludlow 60 High Street, Shropshire,WV16 4DB 33 Bull Ring, Ludlow, SY8 1AA Telephone: 01746 713950 Telephone: 01584 871210 John Biddle Opticians Peter Meredith Opticians 59 High Street, Bridgnorth WV16 4DX 9 Church Street Shropshire, SY8 1AP Telephone: 01746 762895 Telephone: 01584 876266 John Biddle N Lloyd Thomas 39 High Street, Madeley, Shropshire, TF7 5AS 15 Church Street, Shropshire, SY11 2SU Telephone: 01952 586267 Telephone: 01691 655858 B Newbold Opticians Specsavers Oswestry 58 Cheshire Street, Shropshire, TF9 1PR 24 Bailey Street, Oswestry SY11 1PU Telephone 01630 642943 Telephone: 01691 684820 Specsavers- Market Drayton SR Drinnan Opticians 37A Cheshire Street Market Drayton TF9 1PH 28 Willow Street, Shropshire SY11 1AD Telephone: 01630 650870 Telephone: 01691 652875 Clare Darbyshire Elleker Opticians 2 Wilmore Street, Much Wenlock TF13 6HR 62-63 Mardol, Shrewsbury SY1 1PP Telephone: 01952 727442 Telephone: 01743 344455 Duignan Phelps Shrewsbury Optometry 10 St Mary's Street, Shropshire TF10 7AB 4 & 5 Dogpole, Shropshire, SY1 1EN Telephone: 01952 812120 Telephone: 01743 233486 Evenett & Bishop Specsavers Shrewsbury 35 High Street, Shropshire, TF10 7AT 22 Claremont St, Shrewsbury SY1 1QG Telephone: 01952 810808 Telephone: 01743 246360 The Glass House P W Churms 43 High Street, Newport TF10 7AT · The Old Post Office Station Road, Shrewsbury Telephone: 01952 812009 SY4 2BB · Telephone: 01939 261111 Partridge Opticians Partridge Opticians 81 High Street, Newport TF10 7AY Asda Superstore Telford Telephone 01952 811750 Malinsgate, Telford, TF3 4HZ Telephone: 01952 741025 BBR Opticians Ltd 23 Leg Street, Oswestry, SY11 2NN Blink Telephone: 01691 654327 Spectrum House, Telford TF1 1ED Telephone 01952 223144 Vision Express Shrewsbury unit 5 Shrewsbury SY1 1BU Specsavers Wellington Telephone: 01743 231111 53 New Street Wellington, Shropshire TF1 1LU Telephone: 01952 245577 Martin Haynes 3-4 St Johns Hill Shrewsbury SY1 1JD John Biddle (Wellington) Telephone 01743 236777 38 Market Street , Wellington TF1 1DT Telephone: 01952 246121 Giles Opticians 8 Market Street, Telford TF2 6ED P W Churms (Whitchurch) Telephone: 01952 614143 11 Bredwood Arcade, Whitchurch SY13 1AF Telephone 01948 665126 Specsavers Telford 46 Southwater Way Southwater Way, Telford TF3 4BX S R Drinnan Telephone: 01952 200100 5A Park Street, Shifnal, TF11 9BA Telephone: 01952 461387 Shropshire Eyecare 10 The Parade Donnington, Shropshire TF2 8EB Telephone: 01952 270999 Visual Eyes Smellie Opticians 35 New Street Wellington, Shropshire TF1 1LU 26 High Street, Whitchurch SY13 1AU Telephone: 01952 249500 Telephone: 01948 666747 Eyecare Centre 21 Church Street, Welshpool SY21 7DP Telephone 01938 553180 Mehta Opticians 1 High Street, Welshpool SY21 7JF Telephone: 01938 552336.
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