There are nearly 200 licensed optometrists serving the province of Saskatchewan.
Use our search function to find your optometrist of choice.
Optometrists are highly trained professionals specializing in eye care. They are your primary eye health care providers who can offer a wide range of services to ensure your eyes stay healthy and your vision remains.
Services include:
Comprehensive Eye Exams: assessing your visual acuity, checking for any refractive errors (such as nearsightedness or farsightedness), and screening for eye diseases like glaucoma, cataracts, and macular degeneration.
Prescription Eyewear: If you need corrective eyewear, optometrists can prescribe the appropriate glasses or contact lenses tailored to your unique visual needs and preferences.
Disease Detection: Early detection is key in managing eye conditions. Optometrists can identify and monitor eye diseases, providing timely intervention to maintain your vision.
Eye Health Education: Optometrists offer guidance on maintaining good eye health through lifestyle choices and proper eye care practices.
It’s Never Too Early to Get Your Child’s Eyes Examined
Routine visits to an optometrist ensure that children have the best possible vision and eye health,
setting a solid foundation for their physical and academic development.
Learn more about your vision and what it takes to keep your eyes healthy.
Learn more about your vision and what it takes to keep your eyes healthy.
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Participants are needed for research in screening eyes of people in Saskatchewan with non-invasive imaging technologies and artificial intelligence for early detection of neurodegenerative diseases.
