Manchester Royal Eye Hospital is one of the largest eye teaching hospitals in Europe. Globally acknowledged as a centre of excellence, the Manchester Royal Eye Hospital is renowned for its pioneering work in all aspects of ophthalmology.
The Ophthalmic Division provides secondary and tertiary care to
residents of Greater Manchester and beyond. The Division provides
an extensive range of services and facilities for both adults and
children. These include the Emergency Eye Centre, Acute Referral
Centre, Ophthalmic Imaging, Ultrasound Unit, Electrodiagnosis,
Laser Unit, Optometry, Orthoptics, the state-of-the-art Manchester
Eye Bank and Ocular Prosthetics. 
The new Eye Hospital opened as part of the New Hospitals Development in August 2009. On the ground floor of the new two-storey hospital the main reception area incorporates everything needed for outpatient visits including 24 examination rooms, five laser treatment rooms and two ultrasound rooms. On the first floor, the ophthalmic ward is made up of nine single rooms, an isolation room and a four bedded area together with consulting and treatment rooms.
The day case unit includes six examination rooms, three interview rooms and a number of specialist treatment rooms. It provides a new model of care by replacing fragmented facilities across three buildings and producing a better patient experience by separating planned and emergency treatment.
Also on the first floor is our Laser Vision Correction Department - click here for further details.
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