Dr Kong-Chan Tang

Dr Kong-Chan Tang is an Ophthalmologist, an eye specialist, working at MidWest Ophthalmology in Orange, NSW. He sees patients at 109 Sale Street, Orange NSW 2800. He brings his expertise to a busy eye clinic, helping people with vision and eye health. His practice covers eye exams, prescriptions for glasses or contact lenses, treatment for common eye infections, and management of dry eyes. These services are offered in a friendly setting that serves the Orange community in regional New South Wales.

Anyone can book an eye exam to check vision, eye health, and to discuss glasses or contact lens needs. If you have a red eye or an infection, he can treat common eye problems to help you feel better quickly. For people who suffer from dry eyes, he can provide guidance on relief and care strategies. The clinic aims to make eye care clear and easy to understand, with straightforward explanations and options.

Dr Tang communicates in English and Cantonese, helping patients from diverse backgrounds feel comfortable. He believes in clear, calm conversations, so you know what is happening with your eyes and what the next steps are. The team at MidWest Ophthalmology supports patients with a coordinated approach to eye care. This teamwork helps deliver consistent advice and efficient care, from the first appointment through follow-up visits. The clinic emphasizes staying up to date with eye health knowledge, using current guidelines and new ideas to improve treatment options where needed.

For people in regional New South Wales, Orange is a key city for eye health services. Dr Tang’s location at 109 Sale Street places his practice in a central area of the town, making access easier for local families and workers. His work for MidWest Ophthalmology shows a strong commitment to reliable eye care in the community, with a focus on practical, understandable care plans. Patients return to him because they trust his professional approach and the steady, patient-friendly care he provides. His expertise helps people protect their vision, manage common eye problems, and stay informed about eye health.