Welcome

Jonathan Partridge Optometrists is a family run business based in Welshpool. Our aim is to provide the best possible standard of eye care to all our patients, many of whom now travel to us from an ever increasing area.

Jonathan graduated from Aston University and came third in the country for his outstanding performance in the Professional Qualifying Examinations winning the Colebrook Prize.

Beverley is a qualified Dispensing Optician graduating from Anglia Ruskin Cambridge University and came first, winning the award for best performance within Ophthalmic Dispensing.

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About Us

Jonathan and his wife Beverley founded Jonathan Partridge Optometrists in April 1990. With the help of various tradesmen and friends we gutted, renovated and redecorated the Grade II listed building ourselves. In 1996 we obtained the premises next door and expanded the practice to have a downstairs consulting room.

In October 2015, after over a year of planning, we have finally moved to our new purpose built premises in Church Street, which has allowed us to expand the range of services that we can offer.

We have also taken the opportunity to upgrade several pieces of equipment. We now have the latest generation of OCT scanner, which allows a high definition view of the layers of the eye.

Our patients will also be pleased to know that the puff of air pressure test has also been replaced by the i-care tonometer, allowing painless taking of eye pressure.

It's the continual investment in and upgrading of all aspects of our practice that allows us to provide the best possible standard of eye care to our patients.

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We are a DVLA Approved Visual Field Testing. Anyone with a medical condition that may affect the visual field is required by the DVLA to carry out the test. The test is painless and involves identifying a series of lights within the visual field.

We are an Acuvue Centre of Excellence. A contact lens assessment and fitting service is available after an initial examination, using state of the art technology to establish your eyes health and suitability to wear contact lenses.

Eye Health Examination Wales. An EHEW examination assesses the needs of a patient who requires immediate or urgent eye care. The scheme uses optometrists to assess the patients, meaning there is less need to be referred to hospitals and clinics. The examination enables optometrists to screen patients that are most at risk of eye disease or losing their sight. As with many diseases early detection is essential. We have been accredited for this scheme since its launch.

Low Vision Service Wales is a Welsh Assembly funded scheme to enable Optometrists to determine a person's residual vision, then improve it with various Optical and non-Optical devices. The assessment will also provide patients with information about additional services available within the local area.