Eye emergencies can happen anywhere for virtually any reason. Whether your emergency is caused by an external force or by the symptoms of an eye disease, please contact our team for help.
If your emergency is taking place outside of our normal business hours, please visit your nearest emergency room immediately.
Eye injuries can be caused by a variety of external factors, including:
Eye disease symptoms indicating an emergency include eye pain, flashes and floaters, or sudden vision loss.
Some diseases can lead to an eye emergency, including:
Red-eye can be another reason for an urgent visit. You may experience discomfort, eye pain, tearing, discharge, or sensitivity to light. Common causes are
Our optometrists are fully certified to prescribe therapeutic medications to treat these conditions.
Our modern, state-of-the-art family practice is located in South Surrey in the Grandview Corners Shopping Centre. We are easily accessible from 160th Street and Croydon Drive.
Come visit us, and let our friendly and highly skilled doctors and staff take care of your eye care needs!
We provide an atmosphere where you can feel comfortable asking any questions during your eye exam. Our team loves building relationships with our patients and giving you the best possible service. With an inviting office and super friendly staff, we’re always striving to provide the best patient care and ensure that all of your eye care needs are met.
Adult & Senior Eye Exams
More than 80% of a child’s learning is based on their vision. Make sure your child is reaching their full potential at school. Eye exams provide so much more than just a lens prescription; they’re vital in detecting and treating vision problems that could affect your child for the rest of their lives. Many eye diseases and conditions can develop during your child’s early years, threatening their vision.
Children's Eye Exams
Many eye diseases can develop for years without showing symptoms. Early detection is important as these conditions can damage your vision permanently if they progress far enough. Book an eye exam today to help diagnose and manage any early eye disease you or your family may have.
Eye Disease Diagnosis & Management
Myopia or nearsightedness is one of the most common refractive errors around the globe. It can develop early in childhood and progress into adulthood, which can lead to sight threatening eye diseases. If your child suffers from myopia, we have solutions to control the progression and preserve their vision and eye health for the future.
Myopia Control
If you prefer contact lenses, it’s important to manage dry eye symptoms effectively—whether by using lubricating eye drops, taking regular breaks from digital devices, or trying different lens types.
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If you prefer contact lenses, it’s important to manage dry eye symptoms effectively—whether by using lubricating eye drops, taking regular breaks from digital devices, or trying different lens types.
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One of the latest and most innovative technologies that eye doctors utilize during these comprehensive exams is Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) scanning. OCT scanning employs light waves to capture detailed, cross-sectional images of the retina, which is the light-sensitive tissue lining the back of the eye. This advanced imaging technique provides valuable information about the structure of the retina and helps identify any potential issues, such as retinal diseases or conditions like glaucoma and macular degeneration. […]
One of the latest and most innovative technologies that eye doctors utilize during these comprehensive exams is Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) scanning. OCT scanning employs light waves to capture detailed, cross-sectional images of the retina, which is the light-sensitive tissue lining the back of the eye. This advanced imaging technique provides valuable information about the structure of the retina and helps identify any potential issues, such as retinal diseases or conditions like glaucoma and macular degeneration. […]
Generally, vision loss from diabetic eye problems can’t be reversed, but proper treatment can protect your eyes and potentially even reverse the disease’s progression.
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Generally, vision loss from diabetic eye problems can’t be reversed, but proper treatment can protect your eyes and potentially even reverse the disease’s progression.
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Insight Eyecare - Doctors of Optometry
