Routine eye examinations:
We perform comprehensive eye exams for children and adults of all ages. We bill most extended health care benefits
Adult Exam:
Adults between the ages of 19 and 64 are recommended to have eye examinations biannually unless they have a medical diagnosis, then they may need more frequent monitoring.
Pediatric Exam:
Children are recommended to have their first eye exam by 6 months of age then at least annually. The reason behind early exam is early intervention if there is a genetic eye disease or amblyopia(“lazy eye”).
We take part in the Eye See Eye Learn Program. This program offers Kindergarten students with a comprehensive eye exam after being referred from a Fraser Health school screening program.
Senior Exam:
Seniors are recommended to have an eye examination annually to monitor for any age related eye disease. Retinal scanning is done on all senior patients.
Emergency Care:
We provide emergency eye care for:
- foreign body
- chemical injury
- black spots
- flashes of light
- acute loss of vision
- red/painful eye
Please call the office to book an appointment if you are experiencing any of these symptoms.
Ocular Disease Treatment and Management
Eye diseases including, but not limited to, diabetic and hypertensive retinopathy, glaucoma, cataracts and macular degeneration are diagnosed and monitored. We also co-manage with ophthalmologists.
Laser Refractive Surgery Co-Management:
We provide co-management for laser refractive surgery patients. The visits include pre-op comprehensive exam and all post-op visits for the first year.
Night Vision Testing:
We conduct night vision testing for job applications.
Extended Diagnostic Testing:
Extended ocular testing is provided when indicated at no additional charge to our patients. Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) and Visual Field testing is used to aid in the diagnosis of glaucoma, AMD among other diseases.
