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For Seniors

Protect Your Vision at Every Age

Book your annual eye exam today, before vision loss becomes irreversible.

For Seniors

Protect Your Vision at Every Age

Book your annual eye exam today, before vision loss becomes irreversible.

1 in 9

By age 65, 1 in 9 Canadians develop irreversible vision loss.

25%

of Canadians over 75 will experience irreversible vision loss.

Healthy Vision is Essential to Healthy Aging 

As we age, the risk of vision loss grows significantly. Many common eye diseases have no early signs or symptoms. Making early detection a key part of healthy aging. Annual comprehensive eye exams can detect and provide the ability to manage many eye conditions.

1 in 9

By age 65, 1 in 9 Canadians develop irreversible vision loss.

25%

of Canadians over 75 will experience irreversible vision loss.

Many common eye diseases have no early signs or symptoms, making early detection incredibly important. An annual comprehensive eye exam can detect and provide the ability to manage eye diseases effectively. An optometrist will help protect your vision and can answer your questions about Alberta Health coverage and potential costs.

Maintaining your eye health and proper vision is critical to healthy aging. Vision loss can seriously impact daily living.

Your Optometrist Will See You.

Optometrists provide comprehensive eye care including triage and management of ocular diseases. They examine the tissues and structures of the eye, checking for eye diseases, retinal detachments and tears, optic nerve disorders, tumours, and ocular complications from medical conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, or auto-immune disease. Since optometrists can view multiple tissue types non-invasively, they are often the first to detect signs of early systemic disease.

Without early detection and proper treatment, many eye diseases can cause unnecessary and permanent loss of vision.