Coronavirus update
Covid-19 is spread by the respiratory route (breathing it in). This means that close contact (within 2 metres) with a person who may be carrying the virus (and may not know it because they are still well) is potentially dangerous to both you and your loved ones.
Therefore, to try to lessen the spread of this potentially deadly disease, the eye centre is open for emergencies only. Operating hours are back to normal at the main eye clinic at Magandia Waa (Monday - Friday 8am - 12 midday.) The satellite clinics at Tatia and Ukunda remain closed.
Please delay your spectacle check or routine eye appointment while this pandemic is being addressed.
If you need routine eye drops and usually obtain them from the Eye Centre these are still available from the Eye Centre between 8am and 12 midday Monday to Friday. if you cannot get to the eye centre please get in touch on the e mail below.
if you need advice about your eye condition please email us at: eyeskwale@africaonline.co.ke giving as much information about your condition as you can.
Thank you for helping us to reduce the number of people who catch this disease.
Kwale Eye Centre
Therefore, to try to lessen the spread of this potentially deadly disease, the eye centre is open for emergencies only. Operating hours are back to normal at the main eye clinic at Magandia Waa (Monday - Friday 8am - 12 midday.) The satellite clinics at Tatia and Ukunda remain closed.
Please delay your spectacle check or routine eye appointment while this pandemic is being addressed.
If you need routine eye drops and usually obtain them from the Eye Centre these are still available from the Eye Centre between 8am and 12 midday Monday to Friday. if you cannot get to the eye centre please get in touch on the e mail below.
if you need advice about your eye condition please email us at: eyeskwale@africaonline.co.ke giving as much information about your condition as you can.
Thank you for helping us to reduce the number of people who catch this disease.
Kwale Eye Centre
