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Referral service

Refer a case. Keep it in-house.

We provide a complete veterinary ophthalmology service, including visiting ophthalmologists, telemedicine reports and virtual consultations. Working with your practice, we provide a tailored treatment plan, helping you manage each case effectively with ophthalmology support.

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Refer your wayVisitingor telemedicine

Referral service

Visiting ophthalmology vets or virtual video consultations for expert case support.

A clear treatment plan

We work with you on a plan to manage the case effectively.

Shorter waiting times

See an ophthalmology vet sooner, without the travel.

Keep cases in-house

Your client stays with your practice from start to finish.

How to refer a case

Three steps. That’s it.

  1. 01

    Fill out the referral form

    Choose a visiting or telemedicine referral, then add the practice, client and patient details, the clinical history and any good-quality pictures.

  2. 02

    I’ll contact you

    I will call to discuss the case and arrange the visit, report or telemedicine consult.

  3. 03

    Invoice to the practice

    The invoice is issued to the referring practice once the service is complete.

Referral form

Send us the case.

Please send the referral form with all the required information and I will contact you as soon as possible. If you don’t hear back, please email again or call to arrange an appointment.

07523 670795Calls only, no text messages info@vision-vet.co.ukReferrals & enquiries

Visiting referral

For cases that need to be seen in person. Fields marked * are required.

01Referring practice
02Appointment
How urgent is it?

Optional. Let me know when the patient and practice are available.

03Client
04Patient
05Clinical details

Clinical signs, how long they have been present, and any tests or treatment so far.

Referral letter, lab results and pictures
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    06Aftercare & out of hours

    Aftercare & out of hours

    Following my consultation or procedure, ongoing care is handed back to the referring practice. If the patient requires assessment or treatment out of hours, they should attend the practice’s designated OOH provider.

    I remain available for appropriate case-related advice and will provide the necessary clinical handover. The host practice must have suitable OOH arrangements in place for patients requiring hands-on assessment or emergency treatment.

    OOH access to the host practice

    Where the host practice provides authorised access to its premises and appropriate facilities out of hours, I am happy to attend and assess new OOH cases.

    I am also happy to attend ongoing cases that I have previously treated where the host practice can provide suitable OOH access to the premises. Where access is not available, any patient requiring hands-on assessment or treatment should be directed to the host practice’s designated OOH provider.

    Fields marked * are required. Your details are only used to handle this referral. See the privacy policy.

    Telemedicine referral

    For a written report or a virtual video consultation. Fields marked * are required.

    01Referring practice
    02Service
    Service required
    How urgent is it?
    03Client
    04Patient
    05Clinical details

    Clinical signs, how long they have been present, tests and treatment so far, and what you would like help with.

    Good-quality pictures and documents
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      06Terms

      Telemedicine is an advisory service

      Ophthalmology telemedicine is an advisory service. Clients and vets should be aware that I might not be able to provide a diagnosis or treatment, and I might need to recommend referral to an ophthalmologist.

      My recommendations are based on the clinical history, clinical findings and the quality of the images provided. They are purely advisory, and responsibility for the case remains with the veterinary surgeon.

      Aftercare & out of hours

      Following my consultation or procedure, ongoing care is handed back to the referring practice. If the patient requires assessment or treatment out of hours, they should attend the practice’s designated OOH provider.

      I remain available for appropriate case-related advice and will provide the necessary clinical handover. The host practice must have suitable OOH arrangements in place for patients requiring hands-on assessment or emergency treatment.

      OOH access to the host practice

      Where the host practice provides authorised access to its premises and appropriate facilities out of hours, I am happy to attend and assess new OOH cases.

      I am also happy to attend ongoing cases that I have previously treated where the host practice can provide suitable OOH access to the premises. Where access is not available, any patient requiring hands-on assessment or treatment should be directed to the host practice’s designated OOH provider.

      Fields marked * are required. Your details are only used to handle this referral. See the privacy policy.

      Talk to us

      Want a second pair of eyes on a case?

      Telephone advice is available when you need it. Call, email or send a referral and we will get back to you quickly.

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