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Professor Jamie Craig Wins Prestigious SA Scientist of the Year 2024!
In a landmark achievement for eye care innovation in South Australia, our very own Professor Jamie Craig, leading ophthalmologist at Eyemedics Adelaide, Matthew Flinders Distinguished Professor and Head of Ophthalmology,...
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Professor Jamie Craig Nominated for SA Scientist of the Year, Again!
We are thrilled to announce that Professor Jamie Craig, a Consultant Ophthalmologist specialising in the care of glaucoma patients at Eyemedics, has been nominated for the prestigious SA Scientist of...
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The first new Clareon PanOptix trifocal intraocular lens implanted by Eyemedics experts in Clare Barossa region
Firsts are always exciting! We feel proud of our expert team of Ophthalmologists who have recently implanted the first new Clareon PanOptix trifocal intraocular lens in Clare Barossa region.
Flinders University awards Professor Jamie Craig with a research grant of over $1.7 million for selective laser trabeculoplasty (SLT) trial on high risk Glaucoma patients
Flinders University has announced ophthalmology experts will trial early intervention treatment, selective laser trabeculoplasty (SLT) in high risk patients to prevent Glaucoma and its impact on vision loss.
Learn more about your macular disease diagnosis
By registering with the FREE MyInteract app, you will gain access to high quality, evidence-based factsheets, videos and information to help you live well with macular disease.
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Australian Researchers Develop a Superior Genetic Blood or Saliva Test for Detecting Glaucoma in High-risk Individuals
Photo copyright: Flinders University. Read Orignial article on Dark Daily here
The Bloody Long Walk
On October 31, 2021, the Eyemedics team participated in The Bloody Long Walk - a 35km walk - to help raise money for those suffering from Mitochondrial disease.
Container of Hope to SAMOA
Eyemedics are proud to support the Container of Hope(COH) to SAMOA.COH send 40’ Containers of donated and recycled goods to assist the poor & vulnerable.
Share The Dignity
Eyemedics are proud to be involved in a fund raiser called Share the Dignity where you can fill a handbag with a Christmas gift for women and girls in need
