Home Eye Examination

What is the Home Eye Examination Service?

The Home Eye Examination is a specialized medical service provided by Dr. Mohamed Nasr’s Eye Center, allowing patients to receive comprehensive eye care in the comfort and privacy of their own homes. This service is designed to deliver the same level of accuracy and professionalism as an in-clinic visit, while saving patients the effort and inconvenience of travel and waiting times.

What Does the Home Eye Examination Include?

During the home visit, Consultant Dr. Mohamed Nasr and his trained medical team perform a complete set of eye tests using advanced portable equipment designed specifically for home use. The service includes:

Microscopic Eye Examination: To check the cornea, lens, and detect any signs of inflammation or surface conditions.
Computerized Vision Assessment: Measuring refractive errors such as myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism.
Prescription Measurement for Glasses: Accurately determining the required lenses for both near and distance vision.
Fundus Examination (Retinal & Optic Nerve Check): To diagnose conditions affecting the retina and optic nerve.
Intraocular Pressure Measurement: For the early detection of glaucoma.

Key Benefits of the Home Eye Examination

Complete Privacy: Patients can undergo a full medical eye check-up in the comfort and confidentiality of their own home.
Time and Effort Saving: Eliminates the need for travel or waiting at clinics, as the service comes directly to the patient’s door.
Comprehensive Diagnosis: The home setting allows the consultant to better understand the patient’s lifestyle and medical needs, ensuring a more personalized treatment plan.
Direct Communication: Patients benefit from one-on-one guidance, clear explanations, and the ability to ask questions freely.

Expertise of Dr. Mohamed Nasr

The service is directly supervised by Consultant Dr. Mohamed Nasr, who is:-

Holder of a Master’s Degree in Ophthalmology – Ain Shams University
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, UK (MRCSed)
Fellow of the International Council of Ophthalmology – University of Cambridge, UK (FICO)
Member of the Egyptian Ophthalmological Society

These prestigious qualifications, combined with extensive clinical experience, position Dr. Mohamed Nasr as one of the leading consultants in Egypt and the Middle East, trusted for his high standards in eye care both inside and outside the clinic.

Role of the Medical Team and Assistants

Supporting Dr. Mohamed Nasr is a team of professional assistants, specially trained to operate advanced diagnostic equipment and provide patients with a smooth, accurate, and comfortable examination experience at home.

Our Mission

At Dr. Mohamed Nasr’s Eye Center, we believe quality healthcare should be accessible everywhere. Through the Home Eye Examination service, we bring medical excellence directly to your doorstep, ensuring accuracy, comfort, and peace of mind. With the direct supervision of Consultant Dr. Mohamed Nasr, you can be assured that your eye health is always in safe hands.

What is a home eye examination?

It’s a full eye exam conducted by a licensed eye professional in the comfort of your home, offering convenience without sacrificing quality.

Who benefits most from a home eye exam?

It’s ideal for seniors, individuals with limited mobility, caregivers needing convenience, and busy individuals who prefer a no-travel option.

What tests are included in a home eye exam?

Common components include visual acuity testing, refraction for glasses/contact prescription, retinal screening, color and peripheral vision assessment, and eye-muscle coordination checks.

Is a home eye exam as accurate as a clinic visit?

Yes—when performed by a licensed professional using appropriate tools, it delivers the same level of diagnostic accuracy found in-office.

How long does a home eye exam take?

Typically, the exam lasts around 30 to 45 minutes, depending on the tests included.

How should I prepare for the home exam?

Simply gather your current glasses or contacts and any relevant eye-health information, then relax while the exam is conducted.

What happens after the exam?

The practitioner will review findings with you, provide updated prescriptions if needed, and recommend follow-up or treatment.

Will the exam include pupil dilation?

If necessary, safe dilation drops may be used to get a better view of the retina. This will be discussed beforehand.

How is the exam equipment handled at home?

Equipment setup may take a bit longer than in a clinic, but the exam includes the same comprehensive tests (e.g., vision chart, eye pressure checks, muscle alignment).

Is a home eye exam free or covered by insurance?

Coverage varies by region and eligibility. In many systems, home visits may be available for free or subsidized for elderly or disabled individuals—check with your provider.