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Ophthalmology in Banbury

A consultant led ophthalmology department, in a modern Oxfordshire hospital. Where issues with your eyes and visual system are supported by individual diagnosis, fine treatment and preventative care.

Mr Paul Rosen

Mr Paul Rosen

Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon

Patient having eye test
Results of eye test on a monitor

Supporting Sensory Needs

Problems with vision have a huge effect on your daily life. We appreciate the stress this may bring and offer prompt support.

This is often for conditions such as glaucoma, or cataracts, although other issues can occur. The first step is careful diagnosis, through knowledge and advanced equipment.

A personal treatment plan will be formulated by your consultant. Every proven option is available, from medication, to surgery, or injections for conditions such as macular degeneration.

There are cases where a condition is related to other medical problems, such as thyroid disease, or trauma. This is naturally factored in and cross department support offered where appropriate.

Our hospital and our ophthalmologists in particular are here to see the most vital of senses restored. So you can set concerns aside and enjoy an important part of life again.

Eye Conditions

Our specialist ophthalmic surgeons can help you with a range of eye issues, including:

  • Cataracts
  • Glaucoma
  • Macular degeneration
Ophthalmologist using equipment to test a patient's sight

Highest standards of care

Consultant in discussion with a patient
Staff speaking with a patient on the phone

Ophthalmology Treatments

At The New Foscote Hospital, we provide a range of ophthalmological treatments, including surgery, at our dedicated private hospital.

  • Cataract Surgery
  • Glaucoma treatment
  • Eylea injections

Waiting for treatment for glaucoma or cataract surgery can be stressful, upsetting and leave you with impaired vision that can affect your daily life. But at The New Foscote Hospital, we aim to arrange your procedure within a week of your consultation, so you have a quick, clear path to treatment.

Mr Paul Rosen

Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon

Ophthalmology Consultants

Our consultant ophthalmic surgeons are highly experienced and highly regarded in their field.

Mr Paul Rosen

Mr Paul Rosen

Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon

An MRI technician operates the MRI machine
Private en-suite in hospital room

Our Facilities

The New Foscote Hospital has a wide range of first-rate facilities for your ophthalmology treatment, whether you need diagnostic tests and scans, surgery or ongoing treatment and support. 

  • On site X-ray and MRI

    With on-site diagnostic facilities including ultrasound, x-ray and MRI, you can get your diagnosis faster and with less fuss.

  • State of the Art Surgical Theatres

    Our newly refurbished theatres are fully equipped with the very best equipment and technology, providing the perfect environment for our expert consultants and for patients too.

  • Beautiful Private Wards

    Any stay at The New Foscote Hospital includes a private en-suite room, freshly prepared meals from our on-site kitchen, and dedicated care from our nursing team.

Consultation Fees

In most cases, if you are meeting your own costs, you can self refer directly to one of our ophthalmology consultants.

Patients using medical insurance should be fine, as all our consultants work within acceptable fee levels. Consultations typically cost between £150 and £250.

Consultants at our hospital are renowned, senior physicians or surgeons. They will be on the General Medical Council’s specialist register, along with belonging to specialist bodies.

As importantly, they are here because along with their skills and knowledge, they share our patient first ethos.

To request an appointment with a consultant, please use use the form, email link, or phone number below.

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We accept both insured & self-pay patients

Speak to our team today

Get in touch to book an appointment, for further information, or to ask any question you wish. All contact is handled securely and confidentially.

Call us on

01295 252281

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