Adults aged 20 to 64 should have an eye exam at least every 2 years, and seniors 65 and over should have an eye exam at least once a year. Your optometrist may suggest more frequent eye exams based on your overall health and potential risk for developing certain eye diseases. […]
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We understand that as parents, especially new parents with their first child, it is easy to overthink and overreact when it comes to our children. Parenthood is full of constant new experiences, and we are bombarded by articles, videos, and other media telling us the importance of this check-up or that exam.We get it.This article […]
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Unlike trips to the dentist or health checks with your doctor which we attend quite vigorously, annual eye exams are frequently overlooked as unimportant. “There’s nothing wrong with my eyesight” is a common reaction.In reality, there are many eye diseases and problems which do not show any early symptoms and will only become apparent once […]
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If you normally suffer from dry eye then you’ll have noticed how much worse it can be in the winter. For those who aren’t plagued all year round, you may have developed dry eye symptoms over the winter without even realising what they were!Despite being situated in a fairly humid part of the province, winters […]
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On the corner of Main & 52nd St, across from Westline Autowash.
As you may already be aware, Alberta Health Services has recently cut back coverage on optometry services. These changes were unexpected. We are extremely disappointed with their decision and how they handled bringing about this change.
To maintain the high quality of care that you have come to expect at our clinic, there will now be a fee for most eyecare services that were previously fully covered by AHS. If you would like to know how this affects you, please call our clinic at 780-826-4437 and one of our team members would be happy to assist you. You are also welcome to contact your local MLA to voice any concerns you may have with these changes in coverage.
Thank you for your understanding and your continued support.
You can find us on 51st Avenue, next to the Fire Hall.
As you may already be aware, Alberta Health Services has recently cut back coverage on optometry services. These changes were unexpected. We are extremely disappointed with their decision and how they handled bringing about this change.
To maintain the high quality of care that you have come to expect at our clinic, there will now be a fee for most eyecare services that were previously fully covered by AHS. If you would like to know how this affects you, please call our clinic at 780-645-3790 and one of our team members would be happy to assist you. You are also welcome to contact your local MLA to voice any concerns you may have with these changes in coverage.
Thank you for your understanding and your continued support.
Eyes hurting? Find out what’s causing it—dry eye, digital eye strain, or something more urgent. Lakeland Family Eyecare serves Bonnyville and St. Paul families. […]
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Wondering if vision therapy is right for your child? Discover how it works, who it’s meant for, and family eye care with your optometrist in St. Paul, Alberta. […]
Eyes hurting? Find out what’s causing it—dry eye, digital eye strain, or something more urgent. Lakeland Family Eyecare serves Bonnyville and St. Paul families. […]
Read More… from Why Do My Eyes Hurt? Common Causes Explained
Burning, watery, or gritty eyes? Discover dry eye causes, home remedies, and when to see an optometrist at Lakeland Family Eyecare in Bonnyville and St. Paul. […]
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Wondering if vision therapy is right for your child? Discover how it works, who it’s meant for, and family eye care with your optometrist in St. Paul, Alberta. […]
