Have Any Questions? Feel Free To Ask.
Cypress Eye Centre Abuja Opening Hours:
- Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM
- Saturday and Public Holidays: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
We are dedicated to serving your vision needs during these hours. Visit us for expert eye care!
What to Expect at the Cypress Eye Centre Reception:
Profile Registration: Upon arrival, the receptionist will provide you with a form to fill in your basic profile information. This information ensures smooth registration and allows for easy identification during future visits.
Payment: You will be required to make payments for registration, consultation, and any basic investigations. Payments can be made via:
- Cash
- Bank transfer
- Debit/Credit card using a Bank POS machine
Data Entry: Your provided details are entered into the Clinic’s software system to create a medical record.
Registration Card: A unique Medical Record Number (MRN) is generated, and a registration card is issued to you for future reference.
Queuing for Eye Examination: After registration, you are added to the queue in the Clinic software for a comprehensive eye examination by an optometrist.
We strive to ensure a seamless and professional experience from the moment you step into our center!
Payment Policy at Cypress Eye Centre:
For Health Insurance Patients:
If you have an active health insurance plan, your bills will be invoiced directly to your health insurance provider.- If your HMO plan does not fully cover the services or procedures you require, you will be responsible for paying the balance out of pocket.
For Private Patients:
If you are visiting as a private patient, all bills will need to be paid by you directly. Payments can be made via:- Cash
- Bank transfer
- Debit/Credit card using a Bank POS machine
We are committed to providing clarity and transparency regarding your payment options for a seamless experience.
Yes, our clinic partners with several Health Insurance Facilities and Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs) that provide coverage for eye tests and other vision care services.
If you have an active health insurance plan with one of our partner HMOs, your eye tests and related services may be covered under your plan. However, coverage varies depending on your specific HMO plan and the terms outlined in your agreement.
We recommend verifying your coverage details with your HMO or contacting us directly to confirm if your plan is accepted at our clinic. If your plan does not fully cover the services you need, you will be responsible for paying the balance.
Cypress Eye Centre is committed to ensuring accessible and professional eye care for all our patients.
Your Questions, Clearly Answered
From the time you arrive at the Clinic to when you are seen by the optometrist to carry out basic eye tests, it typically takes 30 to 45 minutes on a daily basis.
Yes, the Clinic has a well-stocked dispensary unit managed by the consulting optometrist, where you can purchase prescribed eye medications.
Yes, you can. At the Clinic reception, there is a wide selection of well-designed frames displayed on shelves. You can choose one that suits you best.
Yes, the Clinic partners with qualified ophthalmic dispensing companies. They process the optometrist's prescription for your glasses or contact lenses. It takes a few days for your lenses to be ready, after which one of our receptionists will call you to pick them up at the Clinic reception.
Yes, you can. If you are comfortable with the lens prescription, we can use it to make a pair of glasses for you.
No, we have optometrists who provide primary vision care, including sight testing, diagnosis, treatment, and management of vision changes. They can refer you to an ophthalmologist when needed. Optometrists are the first line of care for your eye health.
- Optometrists: Perform eye exams, prescribe and dispense corrective lenses, detect eye abnormalities, prescribe medications for certain eye conditions, and know when to refer patients to an ophthalmologist. They hold a Doctor of Optometry (OD) degree.
- Ophthalmologists: Medical doctors trained in eye and vision care, capable of performing surgeries and managing complex eye diseases.
- Opticians: Specialists who assist with choosing and fitting eyeglasses, contact lenses, or other vision correction devices. They cannot diagnose or treat eye conditions.
Yes, here are some effective exercises to reduce eye strain and fatigue:
- Blinking: Helps moisten the eyes and prevents dryness, especially during screen use.
- Palming: Rub your palms together to generate heat and place them over your eyes to promote circulation.
- Eye Rolling: Rotate your eyes in a circular motion (clockwise and counterclockwise) to relieve muscle tension.
- 20-20-20 Rule: Every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds to reduce screen fatigue.
- Brock String: Use a string with beads to train your eyes in tracking, alignment, and focus.
Your vision health matters, and these simple exercises can help maintain comfort and clarity throughout your day!