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Eyes on Medicare: Social media kit

Raise awareness of our ‘Eyes on Medicare’ campaign – use our pre-prepared social media assets to spread the word and encourage your colleagues to get involved. 

Every action strengthens our collective voice!

Here you’ll find:

  • Social media tiles for Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram
  • Social media captions
  • Posters to download and print for your practice
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👁️ With the 2025 Federal Election approaching, it’s time to put Eyes on Medicare! I’m joining Optometry Australia in calling for the reinstatement of 2-yearly Medicare-subsidised eye exams for Australians under 65.

Let’s make it a priority and act now: www.optometry.org.au/eyesonmedicare

#EyesOnMedicare #OptometryMatters
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🔎 We know that community demand for eye care remains unmet. By reinstating two-yearly Medicare-subsidised eye exams for Australians under 65, we can improve patient outcomes and secure the future of our profession.

Take action today at: www.optometry.org.au/eyesonmedicare

#EyesOnMedicare #OptometryMatters
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Eye health needs to be on the policy agenda this election. Optometry Australia’s Eyes on Medicare campaign is pushing for fairer access to eye care by reinstating two-yearly Medicare-subsidised eye exams for Australians under 65.

Let’s stand together and make it happen! Act now: www.optometry.org.au/eyesonmedicare

#EyesOnMedicare #OptometryMatters
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👁️ Medicare needs to do better for eye care. Right now, Australians under 65 aren’t getting the regular eye tests they need. That’s why I’m joining the call for the return of 2-yearly Medicare-subsidised eye exams for Australians under 65.

Join me now: www.optometry.org.au/eyesonmedicare

#EyesOnMedicare #OptometryMatters
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