Eye consultation - See the process

We help you with your eye problems. Easily book an appointment online or call us.

1. Waiting Room

Scan your yellow health card at the reception and take a seat in the waiting area. Here you can relax before your examination begins. We’ll come and collect you and make sure your visit feels safe and comfortable from start to finish.

2. Examination

Includes all the necessary tests, so you can expect an accurate diagnosis. During the examination, we assess your vision and the health of your eyes using state-of-the-art equipment. The aim is to gain a clear picture of your vision and your needs.

3. Consultation

During the consultation, the eye specialists will go through the results of the examination, make a diagnosis or discuss your eye health and offer you advice. If necessary, a treatment plan will be made, or you will be referred to hospital.

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4. Treatment

Treatment is tailored to each individual patient and may include medication, surgery or other measures. We provide information about the options, the procedure and the expected outcomes, so that you can make a confident and well-informed choice. Following treatment, we carry out follow-up checks to ensure the best possible outcome.

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Who Performs the Consultations?

Consultations are carried out by our ophthalmologists and optometrists, who have many years’ experience in the diagnosis and treatment of vision problems. They ensure that every patient receives a personalised assessment and a thorough review of the options available, so that you can make a confident and well-informed choice.

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Book an appointment quickly and easily online or contact us by phone.

When Should You See an Eye Doctor?

There is no single answer – it entirely depends on how your vision affects you in daily life and the issues you experience. As a general rule, we recommend contacting us – or another eye doctor – as soon as you notice any changes in your vision.

Why Choose an Eye Doctor Instead of an Optician?

An eye doctor is a medically trained specialist focused on eye diseases. We have access to advanced instruments and diagnostic equipment, enabling precise diagnoses and the initiation of treatment. This means we can conduct a more thorough and detailed examination of your eyes than is typically possible at an optician.

Health Insurance Coverage

Most private health insurance plans in Denmark provide full or partial coverage for eye doctor consultations as part of their health schemes. This applies to both standard eye examinations and specialized treatments or surgery, depending on the insurance company and specific policy. For questions about coverage from private health insurance, you can contact our staff at 25 64 64 64 or reach out to your insurance provider to learn about your options.

Eye doctor in Copenhagen K

Copenhagen Eye Institute is an eye clinic in Copenhagen with short waiting times and specialized treatment.