L&F Eyecare Moe
Why choose us?
Why choose us?
Our practice is focused on providing you with a high level of care and professionalism when looking after your vision needs. We understand that each individual has unique requirements and we endeavour to deliver a customised eyecare and eyewear solution that is suited to each of them.
Why we chose to be independent?
Why we chose to be independent?
We are proud to operate as an independent practice as it means that we can put you at the centre of all that we do. It gives us the flexibility to offer you vision solutions that we feel are the most effective and well suited to your needs.
What we love about Moe?
What we love about Moe?
Our friendly community at Moe pride ourselves on growing our local businesses. Our locals are very supportive and appreciative of our independent practice, which makes coming to work very enjoyable. We look forward to ensuring that our local community always receives excellent vision care.
Clinical services
Practice facilities
Optometrists
Adam Selent
I wanted to take an allied health course at university and optometry was the most appealing. I’ve been a practicing optometrist for 12 years and it has been a truly rewarding experience to help enhance people’s vision and overall quality of life. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my wife and 3 kids and am actively involved in our local church. I also frequent the gym or spend time outdoors riding my mountain bike or dirt bike.
John Farmer
I have always been passionate about improving eye health and giving back to our society and especially to those less fortunate. As well as working in private practice I have enjoyed teaching as a clinical instructor at University of Melbourne, and helping to develop new optometric instrumentation to improve eye health in the community. My most privileged and rewarding experience has been the numerous visits to PNG over a 35 years period to provide and teach others to deliver eye care. I still regularly visit PNG to educate and train others as well and work on national committees to improve eye care.
Ken Thomas
My interest in health sciences and helping people led me to my career in optometry. Being able to enhance and protect our most precious sense of sight has been truly rewarding. I enjoy meeting our locals, understanding their visual needs and educating them on ocular conditions. I've been in the industry for 30 years and can honestly say it has been a privilege. In my spare time, I sail, play volleyball, ski cross-country and over indulge in coffee.
Lanka Wickramaarachchi
I chose optometry as it combines my interest in health science with my passion for helping people. I love getting to know my clients and learning about their eye conditions. It is a privilege to provide client-centred care focused on personalised solutions. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, watching movies, being a foodie and travelling overseas.
Clinical services
Optometrists
Adam Selent
I wanted to take an allied health course at university and optometry was the most appealing. I’ve been a practicing optometrist for 12 years and it has been a truly rewarding experience to help enhance people’s vision and overall quality of life. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my wife and 3 kids and am actively involved in our local church. I also frequent the gym or spend time outdoors riding my mountain bike or dirt bike.
John Farmer
I have always been passionate about improving eye health and giving back to our society and especially to those less fortunate. As well as working in private practice I have enjoyed teaching as a clinical instructor at University of Melbourne, and helping to develop new optometric instrumentation to improve eye health in the community. My most privileged and rewarding experience has been the numerous visits to PNG over a 35 years period to provide and teach others to deliver eye care. I still regularly visit PNG to educate and train others as well and work on national committees to improve eye care.
Ken Thomas
My interest in health sciences and helping people led me to my career in optometry. Being able to enhance and protect our most precious sense of sight has been truly rewarding. I enjoy meeting our locals, understanding their visual needs and educating them on ocular conditions. I've been in the industry for 30 years and can honestly say it has been a privilege. In my spare time, I sail, play volleyball, ski cross-country and over indulge in coffee.
Lanka Wickramaarachchi
I chose optometry as it combines my interest in health science with my passion for helping people. I love getting to know my clients and learning about their eye conditions. It is a privilege to provide client-centred care focused on personalised solutions. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, watching movies, being a foodie and travelling overseas.