Optometry at Cooroy

29/01/2026

The relationship between vision and balance doesn't get discussed much outside specialised practices, but it's significant, especially for older adults concerned about fall prevention.

Vision provides critical input for spatial orientation and movement through space. When visual information is compromised by uncorrected refractive errors, reduced contrast sensitivity, depth perception problems or visual processing issues, balance and confidence can be affected noticeably.

Maintaining optimal vision through regular assessment and appropriate correction contributes to overall stability and independence as you age.

Contact optometry@cooroy for comprehensive assessment to help prevent falls before they happen.
https://www.optometryatcooroy.com.au/
👉 info@optometryatcooroy.com.au 📞 07-5442-5555

26/01/2026

Vision and learning difficulties are connected far more often than most people realise. Children labelled as "slow learners" sometimes thrive once their visual processing issues are properly addressed.

If a child reverses letters, loses their place while reading, or struggles to copy from the board, a thorough vision assessment should come before additional tutoring expenses. Treatment of visual problems first may also help a child get more out of tutoring should it be required.

Reach out to optometry@cooroy to discuss assessment options.
https://www.optometryatcooroy.com.au/
👉 info@optometryatcooroy.com.au 📞 07-5442-5555

23/01/2026

optometry@cooroy will be closed on Monday 26 January for Australia Day Holiday.

22/01/2026

The often-asked question "how often should I get my eyes checked?" doesn't have a universal answer because risk factors vary significantly. Family history of eye disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, age, and occupation all influence how frequently a comprehensive examination makes sense.

Annual eye health checks work well for most adults. Some people need more frequent monitoring, while young adults with stable vision and no risk factors might extend to every two years. The key is establishing a baseline and following professional recommendations for your specific situation.

Reactive care only when problems arise misses the entire point of preventive healthcare.
Schedule appropriate monitoring for your vision needs at optometry@cooroy
https://www.optometryatcooroy.com.au/
👉 info@optometryatcooroy.com.au 📞 07-5442-5555

19/01/2026

Someone recently asked whether they really needed to update their glasses if their old prescription "still worked fine." The answer depends on what "fine" means to you.

Outdated prescriptions can force your visual system to work harder than necessary, leading to fatigue, strain, and reduced efficiency even if you can technically still see OK. As prescriptions change with age, maintaining current correction reduces unnecessary visual effort.

"Good enough" vision versus optimised vision makes more difference in daily comfort and performance than most people realise until they experience properly corrected vision.

Update your prescription at optometry@cooroy
https://www.optometryatcooroy.com.au/
👉 info@optometryatcooroy.com.au 📞 07-5442-5555

19/01/2026

Discover the Bill Bass range of sunglasses, offering a perfect blend of practicality, fashion, and value. Visit us at optometry@cooroy to explore our collection and discuss prescription lens options.

15/01/2026

The assumption that vision problems are always obvious is unfortunately misguided.

Many visual issues develop gradually, and people adapt without realising their vision has changed.

Eye health services should be proactive, not just reactive. Regular examinations can catch problems early, often before symptoms become noticeable or before what would otherwise be treatable conditions progress to more serious stages.

Waiting until you notice dramatic changes means potentially missing the window for simplest intervention. Prevention beats crisis management every time.

Book your eye health check at optometry@cooroy
https://www.optometryatcooroy.com.au/
👉 info@optometryatcooroy.com.au 📞 07-5442-5555

14/01/2026

We are looking for a new team member to fill a vacant support role on a casual part-time basis. 2 to 3 days per week, with no late nights or weekends. Prior relevant experience would be ideal but training can be provided.

13/01/2026

12/01/2026

One of the most rewarding aspects of specialised optometry work is watching children succeed academically after years of struggle, once their visual system receives appropriate support.

The frustrating reality is knowing how many children are currently struggling unnecessarily because their visual processing, eye teaming, or visual skills have never been properly assessed.

If you're reading this and recognising patterns, whether in your own child, a relative, or a student, reaching out for a comprehensive assessment might change the trajectory of that child's academic experience and self-confidence.

Contact optometry@cooroy for information and an appointment.

https://www.optometryatcooroy.com.au/
👉 info@optometryatcooroy.com.au 📞 07-5442-5555

08/01/2026

We’re proud to offer Cooroy residents access to specialised optometric services without driving to larger cities. This sort of convenience matters when you're dealing with ongoing vision issues that require multiple appointments such as therapy sessions, or follow-up consultations.

Local eye care services mean seeing the same practitioner consistently, building a relationship where your visual history is known and remembered, and receiving care from someone invested in your long-term outcomes rather than one-time transactions.

Geography shouldn't determine quality of care. Smaller communities deserve comprehensive, specialised optometry just as much as metropolitan areas.

Experience local, specialised care at optometry@cooroy
https://www.optometryatcooroy.com.au/
👉 info@optometryatcooroy.com.au 📞 07-5442-5555

05/01/2026

Athletes talk about hand-eye coordination constantly, but how many actually get their eye tracking, eye teaming and depth perception professionally assessed?

Sports performance depends heavily on visual skills: tracking moving objects, judging distances accurately, processing visual information quickly under pressure. These aren't skills you're just born with or without. They can be measured, and in many cases, may be improved through targeted training.

Whether you're a weekend warrior or a competitive athlete, vision assessment deserves a spot in your performance optimisation strategy.

Contact optometry@cooroy to discuss sports vision assessment.

https://www.optometryatcooroy.com.au/
👉 info@optometryatcooroy.com.au 📞 07-5442-5555