Optometry Academy & Eye Care · Chennai
Clinical optometry training for students and practising optometrists, and personalised, appointment-based eye care — led by Dr. Subash V, Optometrist.
Choose your path
For learners · The Academy
Fellowships, certifications, clinical training, workshops and CME — with eligibility, format and fees shown up front.
For patients · Eye care
Home consultations, screening and speciality care. We confirm the place, time and fee before your visit.
The Academy
Every program lists who it's for, how long it takes, what you'll practise and what it costs — before you enquire.
A six-month professional fellowship that strengthens clinical knowledge, enhances diagnostic understanding and develops a systematic approach to patient assessment and clinical decision-making.
Key learning areas
2 courses · 4 weeks · Hybrid · ₹10,000 each
A four-week certificate course that enhances optometrists’ clinical examination skills and strengthens their ability to identify common ocular abnormalities and recognise conditions requiring further evaluation or referral.
What you'll learn
A four-week certificate course to understand retinal imaging technologies, interpret common retinal findings and recognise abnormalities that require further ophthalmic evaluation.
What you'll learn
Coming next: short-term clinical workshops and CME.
Get notifiedClinical focus
Assess progression risk, understand current management options and plan structured follow-up for children with myopia.
Related programsEvaluate visual dysfunction, interpret binocular vision findings and understand how therapy programs are planned and reviewed.
Related programsApproach complex fits with confidence — from assessment and lens selection to aftercare.
Related programsStrengthen early detection of eye conditions through structured examination and confident referral decisions.
Related programsHow it works
Tell us your background and the program you're interested in.
We confirm eligibility, schedule and fees with you directly.
Secure your seat for the intake that suits you.
Theory, demonstration and guided practice, as described on each program page.
Your clinical specialist
Doctor of Optometry
An eye care professional and clinical vision specialist with five years of clinical experience across multiple eye hospitals and clinics.
Workshops & CME
Focused, interactive, skill-based hands-on training sessions that give practical exposure to modern optometric techniques, equipment and diagnostic techniques, to improve clinical practice.
Educational sessions designed to support continuous professional learning and keep eye care professionals updated on current clinical practices and advancements.
Eye care
Consultations with Dr. Subash V, Optometrist — at confirmed locations or at your home. Tell us what you need and we'll confirm the place, time and fee before you come.
Eye care at home, especially for elderly individuals and people with limited mobility.
Learn more about home eye consultationOrganised eye screening for schools, workplaces and community groups.
Learn more about eye screeningA thorough check of your vision and eye health.
Learn more about comprehensive eye examinationSuper-speciality
Access to specialised eye care services in areas such as binocular vision and vision therapy, specialty contact lenses, myopia management, and other advanced vision care needs through professional clinical networks.
Assessment and follow-up for children whose spectacle power keeps increasing.
Learn more about myopia managementAssessment of how the eyes work together, and vision therapy where it is suitable.
Learn more about vision therapy & binocular vision assessmentContact lens assessment for irregular corneas, high prescriptions and difficult fits.
Learn more about specialty contact lensesBefore and after
Treated with crutch glasses
Crutch glasses have a small support fitted to the frame that gently holds up a drooping eyelid, so it no longer covers the eye. For some people they are an alternative to eyelid surgery.
Treated with vision therapy
A structured program of eye exercises, guided by the optometrist, to improve how the eyes work together. Whether it can help depends on the type of squint, so an assessment comes first.
Eye health blog
Plain-language guides to common eye conditions — what to look out for, and when to get checked.
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Is your child's spectacle power increasing? Learn what myopia is, its symptoms, and the myopia management options used to slow its progression.
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Screens all day? Learn the symptoms of computer vision syndrome (digital eye strain) and simple fixes: the 20-20-20 rule, screen settings, lighting and posture.
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