Open today 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Note: Please note below that some people are not available at all locations.

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  Dr Ammar Bin Sadiq

  Ophthalmologist

  Available at 130 Grantham Street, Hamilton

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  Dr John Dickson

  Ophthalmologist

  Available at 130 Grantham Street, Hamilton

• 

  Dr Stephen Guest

  Ophthalmologist

  Available at 130 Grantham Street, Hamilton

• 

  Dr Benjamin Hoy

  Ophthalmologist

  Available at 130 Grantham Street, Hamilton

• 

  Dr Selma Matloob

  Ophthalmologist

  Available at 130 Grantham Street, Hamilton

• 

  Dr James McKelvie

  Ophthalmologist

  Available at 130 Grantham Street, Hamilton

• 

  Dr Michael Merriman

  Ophthalmologist

  Available at 130 Grantham Street, Hamilton

• 

  Dr Stephen Ng

  Ophthalmologist

  Available at 130 Grantham Street, Hamilton

• 

  Dr Bheema Patil

  Ophthalmologist

  Available at 130 Grantham Street, Hamilton, Pohlen Hospital Complex, 56 Rawhiti Avenue, Matamata

• 

  Dr Rohan Weerekoon

  Ophthalmologist

  Available at 130 Grantham Street, Hamilton, 125 Main Street, Huntly, 817 Rolleston Street, Thames

• 

  Dr David Worsley

  Ophthalmologist

  Available at 130 Grantham Street, Hamilton

If you need to see one of our specialists, and it is not ACC related, a referral from your GP or optometrist is preferred as your eye health information that comes with the referral is very useful to our ophthalmologists. However you can refer yourself or a family member directly and we will happily see you at one of our clinics.

If your eye health concern is ACC related you will need a referral from a GP or have all of the information about the injury available so we can complete the necessary paperwork.

Patients can read more of what to expect on your appointment in our Patient Information page.

GPs & optometrists can find more information and referral details here. Our referral e-mail address is  or if you use Medtech 32 Specialist Referrals the eReferral will be received at the Hamilton Clinic. General referrals can be sent to Hamilton Eye Clinic rather than a specific doctor.

Please contact us for details of our consultation and surgery charges as these vary between specialists.

We are able to process medical insurance charges from all insurers and we are a Southern Cross Affiliated provider for a number of procedures. We will assist in form completion and pre-approval of your claim.

Open today 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Please note some clinics may run after 5:00pm to assist with after work appointments.

Public Holidays: Closed Auckland Anniversary (31 Jan), Waitangi Day (Observed 7/2/22) (7 Feb), Good Friday (15 Apr), Easter Sunday (17 Apr), Easter Monday (18 Apr), ANZAC Day (25 Apr), Queen's Birthday (6 Jun), Labour Day (24 Oct).

• Cataracts

  Cataracts are the most common age-related occurrence in eyes. The lens becomes thicker and stiffer and appears yellow and cloudy.… More

• Squints (strabismus)

  A weakness in one or more of the muscles of the eye will cause the eye to turn or move away from the normal focusing position.  This is commonly known as a squint.… More

• Glaucoma

  Glaucoma is a group of diseases that can damage the eye’s optic nerve and may result in vision loss and blindness. Multiple factors are often important in causing glaucoma, but it is most commonly related to an increase in pressure in the eye.… More

• Diabetic Retinopathy

  This is a complication of diabetes and is caused by small blood vessel damage within the retina of the eye.  It commonly affects both eyes and may cause permanent loss of vision.  Macular oedema is sometimes also present with diabetic retinopathy.  Macular oedema is when fluid leaks into the retina… More

• Retinal Detachment

  This is when the retina detaches, meaning it is lifted or separated from its normal position within the eye. An acute retinal detachment requires urgent assessment and appropriate treatment.… More

Our patient reception area has tea and coffee making facilities and filtered water for your convenience. Please help yourself to this complimentary service.

Please see our useful map to find our location on Grantham Street.

Free off street parking is provided for patients at the main south-end entrance to the Bridgewater Building site. Look for the specially marked car parks - "Eye Patients Only"

We can suggest nearby accommodation options if you have a need for an overnight stay. Please ask the secretary for your doctor to help with this.

Our Clinic at Bridgewater is managed through a building security system. The main doors are automatically locked between 5pm and 8am.

If you arrive before 8am you can use the intercom system in the building lobby to contact the receptionist to open the doors for you.

If you are leaving after 5pm you will need to manually open the doors, the buttons for the main door and the external door are clearly marked. If you are having any difficulty please ask a secretary to help you.

Informative patient brochures can be found here.

www.hamiltoneyeclinic.co.nz