The UK has an ageing population. And as we age, quality eye and hearing care becomes increasingly more important to our quality of life. That's why it's our mission to extend the highest quality health care services beyond the high street. To make these essential services more accessible, more personal and more effective.
More than 35 years since our inception, we are now the UK's leading home eye and hearing care provider. OutsideClinic brings together a team of over 400 dedicated health care professionals, conducting well over 200,000 home clinics each year.
Our values
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We deliver extraordinary care
We're dedicated to delivering exceptional care in every interaction, prioritising patient needs with empathy and respect.
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We collaborate as one team
We promote a unified culture of support and open communication, empowering all to contribute and succeed together.
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We take ownership and keep our promises
We empower every individual to make impactful decisions and fulfil commitments with initiative and expertise.
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We get things done with agility
We rapidly adapt and improve, maintaining quality while responding proactively to the evolving needs of our market.
Our Partners
At OutsideClinic, we believe in the power of collaboration. What's why we've carefully selected a network of trusted partners who share our commitment of helping people to see better, hear better and live better.
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Bluebird Care
Bluebird Care is a leading provider of home care services across the UK, with a strong commitment to enhancing the quality of life for customer in their own homes.
Your local Bluebird Care team offers a full range of services tailored to meet the unique needs of their customers.
What sets Bluebird Care apart is their focus on building meaningful relationships between Care Experts and customers. This provides a supportive environment that enriches the lives of those receiving care and their family members, and the caregivers.
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The Care Workers' Charity
CWC has provided over £6.2 million in crisis grants to over 12,500 care workers since 2020. It offers mental well-being support to care workers, ensuring they receive assistance during challenging times.
The CWC provides accredited Mental Health First Aid training to care workers and other staff and advocates for policy changes to improve lives and working conditions in the UK.
We participate in government roundtables, academic forums, and policy discussions, sharing insights from our grant applicants' experiences.
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Care England
Care England, a registered charity, is the largest and most diverse representative body for independent providers of adult social care in England.
Working on behalf of small, medium and large providers, Care England speaks with a single unified voice for both members and the whole sector.
Our aim is to create an environment in which care providers can continue to deliver and develop the high-quality care that communities require and deserve.
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Trinity Homecare
Multi-award-winning homecare provider
Trinity Homecare are committed to helping people navigate life’s journey supporting clients to live a longer, healthier and happier life in the comfort of their own homes.
Their live-in and visiting home care services are regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), and they've achieved an ‘Outstanding’ rating in their last inspection which means they're proven to provide safe, effective, caring, responsive and well-led services.
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Promedica24
A leading provider of home care services, supporting those who wish to maintain their independence at home
With over a decade of experience, Promedica24 delivers compassionate, professional care tailored to individual needs. From light support to specialist care, their professional carers enable people to live comfortably and safely in familiar surroundings.
Promedica24 is dedicated to its person-centered approach, offering flexible care packages that evolve with clients' needs.
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Macular Society
Macular disease is the leading cause of sight loss in the UK
The Macular Society is a UK charity which provides free information and support to people with macular disease, along with their family and friends.
This includes a helpline (0300 3030111), peer support groups across the UK, a counselling service, a befriending programme and more.
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Good Life Sorted
Good Life Sorted connects older adults with friendly local, trusted Helpers
Helpers provide a range of home help to meet an individuals specific needs from companionship and transport to help around the house.
Now serving much of the South and East of England, Good Life Sorted has already delivered over 350,000 hours of help and supported nearly 5,000 customers.
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Optelec
For low vision optical and electronic magnifiers
The Optelec mission is simple: “Improving the quality of life of visually impaired and dyslexic people – reaching out with simple and effective solutions.”
Their aim is to help anyone with a sight difficulty, whether they are totally blind or have a degree of vision impairment or dyslexia, by offering simple to use and intuitive solutions.
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BelleVie Care
A purpose-driven homecare provider
BelleVie Care provides exceptional homecare across the UK, supporting people to live independently and comfortably in their own homes.
Their vision is to foster a society that values fulfilling careers in care, ensuring that every member of the care ecosystem is supported through meaningful, reciprocal relationships. By employing small, self-managed local teams, BelleVie actively pursues its mission to reinvent the future of care.
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Hearing Dogs for Deaf People
A UK-based charity training highly skilled assistance dogs who help deaf people reconnect with life.
Hearing dogs alert deaf adults and children to important sounds including smoke alarms, alarm clocks and baby monitors. These clever canines have even saved lives.
Their special skills and constant loving companionship transform deaf people’s lives, supporting them to leave loneliness behind.
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Polyphotonix
Manufacturer of the Noctura 400 Sleep Mask
The Noctura 400 Sleep Mask from PolyPhotonix is a non-invasive therapy for diabetic retinopathy and diabetic macular oedema.
The mask can be used at an earlier stage or in parallel with the standard treatments and may reduce the need for or the frequency of the other interventions.
