How much is a kids eye exam in Alberta?
21-03-2023
Child Eye Exams Are Covered By The Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan
Select pediatric optometry services are fully covered under the AHCIP, but not outside the province of Alberta. Kids registered with the AHCIP are eligible to receive the following fully covered eye care services:- child eye exam, one partial exam, and one diagnostic procedure per benefit year (July 1 to June 30) . Children 18 years old and under are eligible for one complete
- . Some specific medical conditions treated by optometrists.
Note: optometrists cannot charge you for services directly covered by AHCIP, but you are responsible for additional costs incurred at the time of treatment.
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Our Edmonton Eye Exams Are Comprised Of 4 Phases Of Evaluation
1. Eye Exam Pre-Testing
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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Retinal Photography, OCT, Topography
eye-deology Vision Care differentiates itself from other clinics by having the most advanced modern diagnostic specialty testing equipment. Specialty equipment, 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.
More About Advanced Testing »3. Optometrist Examination
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.
More About Doctor Exam »4. Eye Glass Consult
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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