Eyecare in developing countries like Kenya is one of the underfunded health sectors, making it difficult and expensive to access treatment. However, private hospitals and clinics have stepped up to provide innovative solutions to meet the changing health demands and needs. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the eyecare sector in Kenya saw an increase in business as people spent more time on screens while working from home. One of the companies revolutionizing eye care in Africa is the Panafrican Optician Lapaire Group. Its founder, Jerome Lapaire, a Swiss national and lawyer by profession, started the company in 2018 with a small team and an innovative concept of providing free vision tests, quality and affordable eyeglasses, and top-notch customer service. With the support of venture capital fund, Saviu Ventures, Lapaire Glasses has now grown to 40 optical shops across Africa with over 200 employees and has carried out over 150,000 vision tests.