What should I bring to my appointment with an optometrist in Edmonton?
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I bring to my appointment with an optometrist in Edmonton?
You will need to bring the following items with you to your eye appointment:
-Your current glasses or contact lenses, if you wear them
-A list of any medications you are currently taking
-Your Alberta health care number, and any health insurance information
-A referral letter from your family doctor or other health care provider, if required by your insurance company
-A copy of your previous eye exam records, if you have them
-Any other relevant medical information, such as a history of eye disease or previous eye surgeries
-A list of questions or concerns you want to discuss with the optometrist
Related FAQs
Yes, you can request a specific eye doctor for your eye exam, subject to availability.
Yes, an eye exam can detect if you have a concussion by testing eye movement and visual tracking.
Yes, an eye exam can detect colour blindness.
Yes, an eye exam can detect the need for vision therapy to improve vision skills such as tracking, eye teaming, and focusing.
Yes, we accept most insurance plans for eye exams.
A comprehensive eye exam is a more in-depth assessment of your visual health that includes testing for eye diseases, while a vision screening is a quick assessment of your visual acuity.
West Edmonton Vision Clinic
Visit our vision clinic in central West Edmonton for comprehensive eye exams, contact lens fittings, glasses, and more. LL Eyecare Centre is dedicated to providing the highest quality optometric services and products to our patients. Our team of experienced optometrists is here to help you with all of your eye care needs. Schedule an appointment today!
Clinic Hours
Monday Closed
Tuesday 9:00-5:00
Wednesday 9:00-5:00
Thursday 9:00-5:00
Friday 9:00-5:00
Saturday 9:00-2:00
Closed Sunday / Holidays