Diabetes and Vascular Occlusion Outpatient Clinic, Oak Hospital
Keywords:At the Diabetes and Vascular Occlusion Outpatient Clinic we treat patients who have macular changes caused by diabetes or macular circulatory disorder.
You need a physician's referral for treatment and examinations with us.
When arriving for your appointment, please bring your health insurance card, your latest eyeglass prescription or the lens power information for your current eyeglasses, a list of your current medication, or your prescriptions, especially for ophthalmic medication. It is a good idea to reserve several hours for your visit so that you’ll have enough time get the treatment you need.
Please note that eye drops that dilate your pupils are often used in the examination. These can temporarily impair your eyesight and cause glare. Because of this, you cannot drive a car on the day of your examination. Sunglasses should be worn on bright days.
Maisa Portal (opens in new window, links to another website)
Maisa is a digital patient service where you can take care of your health-related matters online. When your care begins, we will provide more detailed information about which Maisa services are available to you. In Maisa, you can, for example, view records made about...
Patient Guide
The Patient Guide site answers the most common questions patients may have before, during, and after treatment.
Updated: 11.09.2025