Eye-deology Vision Care: Edmonton Optometrists, Opticians and Eyewear

Eye Exams That Enable You To See Into The Future!

Our north Edmonton eye clinic specializes in advanced eye exams and prescription eyeglasses. Schedule an appointment with us today, and you will see how and why our Edmonton eye exams are considered one of the most thorough, comprehensive, advanced, and personalized available. Visit our optometrists and opticians at our optometry clinic today, and you will see how professional patient-first personalized eye care and eyewear enables you to be your very best. See into the future with an eye exam from our Edmonton eye doctors today!

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  • Experienced Edmonton Optometrists: When it comes to providing healthcare, there is no substitute for experience and know-how.
  • Personalized Care: Every person and every eye is unique. We customize eye care based on the needs of our patients.
  • A Professional Team That Cares: Eye care requires a team effort. Every one of our professionals contributes to patient care and service.
  • State-of-the-Art Diagnostic Technology: Technologies promote the early detection of diseases causing irreversible vision loss.
  • Thoroughness: Patient-first service that dedicates the time, resources, and know-how to provide world-class eye care.
  • Patient Education: Our eye care professionals make every visit a friendly, informative learning experience.

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Eye Exams: Medical History

The human eye consists of more than 2 million parts. Accordingly, it requires numerous tests to evaluate their function, coordinated behaviour, and overall health. Moreover, much like x-rays allow dentists to see below the surface of a tooth, modern advanced optometric diagnostic technologies such as wide-angle digital retinal photography, Ocular Coherence Tomography (OCT), Humphrey vision field analysis, and corneal topography allow our optometrists to see more of your eyes so that you may never see less. Investing in the latest diagnostic technologies, performing advanced digital scans, and devoting more time to provide personalized care enables our optometrists to diagnose and treat of eye diseases before they cause significant irreversible vision loss.

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Our Eye Exams: 25+ Tests and Digital Scans


Exam Pre-Testing: Tonometer

Corneal Thickness | Intraocular Pressures | Visual Field

Pre-testing is a detailed process that gathers all necessary information for the optometrist in advance of the optometrist-administered eye examination. This process involves completing a detailed patient history, as well as a series of standard tests. Pre-testing is an essential part of the comprehensive eye exam process, providing valuable information and visuals for both the optometrist and the patient.

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Exam Advanced Eye Testing: Optical Coherence Tomography

Retinal Photography, OCT, Topography

eye-deology Vision Care differentiates itself from other clinics by having the most advanced modern diagnostic specialty testing instrumentation. Specialty diagnostic instrumentation, such as a wide-angle high-resolution retinal imager, Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT), Humphrey Visual Field Analyzer and corneal topographer, ensures that patients receive the best comprehensive eye care.

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Optometrist-Performed Examination: Refraction

Health Assessment & Disease Diagnosis

eye-deology Vision Care Edmonton optometrists perform a multitude of tests and assessments to evaluate ocular health, eye coordination, and visual acuity. In addition, they also evaluate the results of the tests and scans performed during pre-testing. As part of patient education, our optometrists also take the time to show and explain results to patients.

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Prescription Eye Glass Consultation and Measurements

Prescription | Lens Selection | Digital Fitting

If you require corrective lenses to improve your vision, our licensed opticians will customize their fit to your unique attributes, needs, lifestyle, and budget. Our opticians are happy to provide you with information about the latest eyeglass frame and lens technologies available so you can make informed decisions and begin seeing and looking your best.

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Child Eye Exams At Our Edmonton Eye Clinic

80% of childhood learning is visual. Provide your child a clear path to academic success with annual eye exams from our Edmonton optometrists.

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Adult Eye Exams At Our Edmonton Eye Clinic

Comprised of 25+ modern diagnostic tests and digital scans, our adult eye exams are one of the most advanced and thorough available.

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Senior Eye Exams At Our Edmonton Eye Clinic

Maintain a clear outlook on life in retirement and your golden years with annual eye exams and eye care from our Edmonton eye doctors.

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Contact Lens Eye Exams At Our Edmonton Eye Clinic

Contact lens wearers require several additional test and scans to ensure eye health, lens fit, and visual acuity unique to contact lenses.

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Diabetic Eye Exams At Our Edmonton Eye Clinic

Diabetes can cause permanent vision loss. Annual diabetic eye exams from our Edmonton eye doctors will help ensure your vision is never lost.

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Surgical Eye Exams At Our Edmonton Eye Clinic

Corrective eye surgery requires both pre- and post-operation eye exams. Our Edmonton optmetrists provide effective and convenient surgical eye care.

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Experienced Edmonton optometrists

Our team of eye doctors has a combined total of over 40 years of experience, treating thousands of patients. Their extensive experience enables them to accurately diagnose and provide treatment and care for you.

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Optometrists in Edmonton Using Advanced Diagnostic Technologies

Our optometrists use advanced diagnostic technologies, including digital retinal photography, OCT, corneal topography, and visual field analysis, to help detect and treat eye diseases as early as possible.

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Our Edmonton Optometrists Perform Extensive Eye Exams

A key to providing excellent eye care is taking the time to engage and thoroughly examine patients. Our eye doctors devote upwards of 5x more time to evaluate and care for patients than extended at other facilities in Edmonton.

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Comprehensive Eye Exams

Regular eye exams are necessary regardless of your age or your physical health. Children and seniors should see an optometrist (i.e., eye doctor) annually, while healthy adults should have their eyes examined at least once every two years. Eye exams are necessary for assessing eye coordination and muscle balance, evaluating visual acuity, and, most importantly, for determining overall ocular health.

A comprehensive eye exam is different than a sight/vision test. Only licensed optometrists and ophthalmologists can perform comprehensive eye exams and diagnose/treat eye diseases. eye-deology Vision Care optometrists have the expertise and modern technologies that will best serve your eye care needs and vision.

Eye Exam vs. Sight Test

Some optical stores offer sight (or vision) tests, which rely solely on automated equipment. A sight test is NOT a proper comprehensive eye exam. Only a trained and licensed professional doctor of optometry or ophthalmology can perform a comprehensive eye exam. Optometrists and ophthalmologists have the education, training, and knowledge to examine, diagnose, treat, manage, and help prevent diseases and disorders affecting the visual system, the eye and related structures, check an individual's prescription, and prescribe eyewear.

5,500,000

Canadians Live With A Major Eye Condition or Disease
1,400,000

Canadians Live With Age-Related Macular Degeneration
25%

of Canadian School Age Children Have A Vision Problem

  • Annually: Annual eye health exams are highly recommended for all individuals as they are the only way to prevent irreversible vision loss.
  • Changes To Vision: Noticeable changes to vision - clarity, field of vision, double vision, etc.
  • Learning Issues: Children experiencing difficulties learning and reading often require corrective eyewear.
  • Diabetic: Diabetes can cause diabetic retinopathy and vision loss. Diabetics should get semi-annual eye exams.
  • Pregnancy: Pregnancy can cause changes to vision. A visit to an optometrist can help correct vision.
  • Eye Pain: Experiencing eye pain or discomfort while wearing contact lenses.
  • Eye Emergency: Immediate loss of vision, eye infections, foreign body in the eye.

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Child Eye Exams

Regular eye health exams play an important role in general health maintenance for adults and children, alike. More specifically, regular eye exams are important to:

  • Diagnose & Treat Eye Diseases / Disorders: Optometrists check for signs of eye disease, like glaucoma and macular degeneration, or ocular conditions that can affect your vision.
  • Diagnose Systemic Diseases / Health Conditions: Eye exams can help diagnose diabetes, hypertension, cancer, and help facilitate medical treatment.
  • Maintain Clear Vision: Eye exams ensure that your vision is always at its best and that you can see clearly at near, intermediate, and far distances.
  • Ensure Academic, Career & Life Success: 80% of learning is visual. Regular eye exams are the only way to be certain that both children and adults have the visual acuity needed to succeed.
  • Mitigate Myopia: More children are developing nearsightedness. Myopia put individuals at greater risk of develop vision-threatening conditions (e.g., retinal detachments, glaucoma, etc.) later in life
  • Reducing Strain & Stress: Clear vision reduces eye strain and the stress related to eye strain. This means fewer headaches, stiff necks, sore shoulders, and less overall physical stress.

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Eye Exam Diagnosis of Myopia

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In addition to an annual eye health exam, individuals should see an optometrist when they: 1) Experience changes in vision; 2) Learning becomes challenging; 3) Have diabetes; 4) Are pregnant & experiencing changes in vision; 5) Experiencing eye pain; or 6) Experience an eye emergency (e.g. vision loss or foreign body in the eye).

Individuals should see an optometrist for their annual eye exam. Optometrists are font-line eye health care providers who provide eye exams and diagnose and treat eye disease and disorders. Optometrists refer individuals with severe eye health conditions (e.g., macular degeneration) and/or surgical needs (e.g., detached retina) to ophthalmologists for care.

For Albertans between of the ages of 0-18 (i.e., children) and 65+ (i.e., seniors), Alberta Health Services covers the cost of one comprehensive eye exam per year along with all medically necessary examinations (e.g., infections, foreign body removal, sudden vision changes, etc.). For Albertans between the ages of 19-64 (i.e., Adults), only medically necessary optometric exams are covered by Alberta Health Services. Adult comprehensive eye exams typically range between $90-160, depending on the number and type of tests/digital scans performed, the advanced technologies (e.g., retinal photography and Optical Coherence Tomography) used to assess patient ocular health, examination length, and overall thoroughness. Several additional tests and scans are required for contact lens wearers and for those that have had corrective eye surgery; therefore additional fees apply.

Depending on the clinic, the number and type of tests/scans performed, the advanced technologies used to assess patient eye health, and thoroughness of the optometrist, an eye exam (including all pre-testing) can take between 10-60 minutes to perform.

Given that individuals only have two eyes, that eye diseases do not produce symptoms until their advanced stages, the importance vision is to quality life, livelihood, and lifestyle, and that once vision is lost it cannot be returned, it is recommended that individuals get an optometrist-performed eye exam annually.

Annual eye exams are especially important for children and seniors, and for those individuals with systemic conditions, such as diabetes.



Searching for an optometrist in Edmonton? Our experienced Edmonton eye doctors use advanced modern technologies and devote upwards of 500% more time towards providing personalized patient care than elsewhere so that they can see more and ensure that you may never see less. Position yourself to see the future with a visit to our eye clinic and Edmonton's best eye care!

Doctor Jennifer Ash, Eye Doctor (Edmonton)

Dr. Jennifer Ash is the Resident Optometrist at Eye-deology Vision Care. Dr. Ash provides patient care 5 days a week. Read more about Dr. Ash.

Doctor Ruhee Kurji, Eye Doctor (Edmonton)

Dr. Ruhee Kurji is an Associate Optometrist at Eye-deology Vision Care. Dr. Kurji provides patient care Tuesdays & Fridays. Read more about Dr. Kurji.

Doctor Jade McLachlin, Eye Doctor (Edmonton)

Dr. Jade McLachlin is an Associate Optometrist at Eye-deology Vision Care. Dr. McLachlin provides patient care 5 days a week. Read more about Dr. McLachlin.

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