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FAQ

All Your Fort McMurray Eye Care Questions Answered

Dedicated to educating our patients so they can make better-informed choices when it comes to their eye care in Fort McMurray, Eye Image Optometrists encourages you to visit us for annual eye exams and check-ups. We’ve also taken the time to assemble a list of our most frequently asked questions and their answers for your convenience. Feel free to contact us with any follow-up questions you may have prior to scheduling your next appointment with us.

Eyeglasses FAQ

  • Autorefractor
    This type of test provides an approximation of your corrective lens prescription to help the optometrist fine-tune your prescription.
  • Visual field testing
    This type of test is used to assess your peripheral vision. Certain brain tumours can negatively impact your peripheral vision, making this an important test.
  • Digital retinal imaging
    This type of test involves using a high-powered digital camera to take detailed images of the back of your eye. It is used to assess conditions like macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy, which typically leave tell-tale signs behind when this type of imaging is used.
  • Tonometry
    This type of test involves us testing the amount of pressure in your eye with a gentle puff of air. High eye pressure has been linked to many diseases, including glaucoma.
  • Slit lamp exam
    This type of test involves assessing the front surface of your eye to check for developing conditions, including cataracts and dry eye.
eyeglass

Contact Lenses FAQ

  • Autorefractor
    This type of test provides an approximation of your corrective lens prescription to help the optometrist fine-tune your prescription.
  • Visual field testing
    This type of test is used to assess your peripheral vision. Certain brain tumours can negatively impact your peripheral vision, making this an important test.
  • Digital retinal imaging
    This type of test involves using a high-powered digital camera to take detailed images of the back of your eye. It is used to assess conditions like macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy, which typically leave tell-tale signs behind when this type of imaging is used.
  • Tonometry
    This type of test involves us testing the amount of pressure in your eye with a gentle puff of air. High eye pressure has been linked to many diseases, including glaucoma.
  • Slit lamp exam
    This type of test involves assessing the front surface of your eye to check for developing conditions, including cataracts and dry eye.
contact

Varilux® FAQ

  • Autorefractor
    This type of test provides an approximation of your corrective lens prescription to help the optometrist fine-tune your prescription.
  • Visual field testing
    This type of test is used to assess your peripheral vision. Certain brain tumours can negatively impact your peripheral vision, making this an important test.
  • Digital retinal imaging
    This type of test involves using a high-powered digital camera to take detailed images of the back of your eye. It is used to assess conditions like macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy, which typically leave tell-tale signs behind when this type of imaging is used.
  • Tonometry
    This type of test involves us testing the amount of pressure in your eye with a gentle puff of air. High eye pressure has been linked to many diseases, including glaucoma.
  • Slit lamp exam
    This type of test involves assessing the front surface of your eye to check for developing conditions, including cataracts and dry eye.
varilux

Glaucoma FAQ

  • Autorefractor
    This type of test provides an approximation of your corrective lens prescription to help the optometrist fine-tune your prescription.
  • Visual field testing
    This type of test is used to assess your peripheral vision. Certain brain tumours can negatively impact your peripheral vision, making this an important test.
  • Digital retinal imaging
    This type of test involves using a high-powered digital camera to take detailed images of the back of your eye. It is used to assess conditions like macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy, which typically leave tell-tale signs behind when this type of imaging is used.
  • Tonometry
    This type of test involves us testing the amount of pressure in your eye with a gentle puff of air. High eye pressure has been linked to many diseases, including glaucoma.
  • Slit lamp exam
    This type of test involves assessing the front surface of your eye to check for developing conditions, including cataracts and dry eye.
glaucoma

Cataracts FAQ

  • Autorefractor
    This type of test provides an approximation of your corrective lens prescription to help the optometrist fine-tune your prescription.
  • Visual field testing
    This type of test is used to assess your peripheral vision. Certain brain tumours can negatively impact your peripheral vision, making this an important test.
  • Digital retinal imaging
    This type of test involves using a high-powered digital camera to take detailed images of the back of your eye. It is used to assess conditions like macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy, which typically leave tell-tale signs behind when this type of imaging is used.
  • Tonometry
    This type of test involves us testing the amount of pressure in your eye with a gentle puff of air. High eye pressure has been linked to many diseases, including glaucoma.
  • Slit lamp exam
    This type of test involves assessing the front surface of your eye to check for developing conditions, including cataracts and dry eye.
cataract

Dry Eye FAQ

  • Autorefractor
    This type of test provides an approximation of your corrective lens prescription to help the optometrist fine-tune your prescription.
  • Visual field testing
    This type of test is used to assess your peripheral vision. Certain brain tumours can negatively impact your peripheral vision, making this an important test.
  • Digital retinal imaging
    This type of test involves using a high-powered digital camera to take detailed images of the back of your eye. It is used to assess conditions like macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy, which typically leave tell-tale signs behind when this type of imaging is used.
  • Tonometry
    This type of test involves us testing the amount of pressure in your eye with a gentle puff of air. High eye pressure has been linked to many diseases, including glaucoma.
  • Slit lamp exam
    This type of test involves assessing the front surface of your eye to check for developing conditions, including cataracts and dry eye.
dryeye

EYE IMAGE OPTOMETRISTS

108 Riverstone Ridge Unit 113

(in the Stoney Creek Village in Timberlea), 

Fort McMurray, AB T9K 1S6

T: 780-750-0094

DIRECT BILLING

For your convenience, we offer direct billing for most major insurance providers, including:
 

AGA FInancial Inc.

Alberta Blue Cross - Members Outside of Alberta and Quebec

Beneva

BPA

Canada Life

Canadian Construction Worker Union

(CCWU)

Chambers of Commerce

CINUP

ClaimSecure

Conlon Lasik FU

Co-Operators

Coughlin & Associates Ltd.

Cowan

DA Townley

Desjardins

Empire Life

Equitable Life of Canada

Eyesafe

First Canadian 

Global Benefits

GMS Carriers 49 and 50

Green Shield

Group Health

GroupSource

HUB International

Industrial Alliance

Johnson (Express Scripts Canada)

Johnston Group

LiUna Local 183 and 506

Major Group

Manion

Manitoba Blue Cross

Manulife

Maximum Benefit

Medavie Blue Cross

Nexgen RX

MDM Insurance Services

NIHB

Pacific Blue Cross

People Corporation

ProBenefits

RWAM

Sask Health

Saskatchewan Blue Cross

Seventh-day Adventist Church

Simply Benefits

Sunlife

SSQ Insurance

Teamster's National Benefit Plan

​Telus Adjudicare

Union Benefits

UV Insurance

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