The Diabetic Eye Screening Centre, operated by InHealth, will open at Castle Quarter in Norwich in early October.
The centre will use clinical expertise and advanced technology to help detect diabetic eye disease early and reduce the risk of avoidable sight loss.
It will expand access to essential eye health services for people living with diabetes across Norfolk and Waveney, while working in partnership with the NHS.
Alison Nicholson, programme manager at InHealth, said: “As a leading provider of NHS diabetic eye screening services, we are proud to be investing in the future of preventative healthcare with the opening of our new centre at Castle Quarter.
Diabetic Eye Screening Centre is opening in Castle Quarter in Norwich. (Image: Castle Quarter)
“This new facility demonstrates our commitment to delivering accessible, high-quality NHS services in the communities we serve.”
Rob Bradley, centre manager at Castle Quarter, said: “We’re delighted to welcome InHealth’s new Diabetic Eye Screening Centre and to see our destination continuing to evolve as a place that serves the wider Norfolk community.
“Having an accessible NHS service like this in the heart of Norwich is a fantastic addition to Castle Quarter, and we look forward to welcoming patients to the centre when it opens in early October.”