HERITAGE VISION CARE
Provides Contact Lenses and Eye Exams in Edmonton
Whether you’ve been wearing glasses for 20 years and need a prescription update or you’re trying out contact lenses for the first time, Heritage Vision Care is here for you in Edmonton. We’ve been in practice since 2002 and have provided eye exams and vision care for many customers in that time. Our patients come from a wide range of ages and we serve all stages of life.
Call us today to book an appointment! We also accept walk-ins if there is room on the schedule and we will make time for emergencies.
Why Eye Exams Are Important
No matter how old you are, regular eye exams are important. They help ensure long-lasting vision and eye health. Heritage Vision Care offers eye exams for all ages, from children up to seniors. If you want more information on what an eye exam includes, you can give us a call and we’ll walk you through it. It should be noted that everyone below 19 and over 65 is covered through Alberta Health Care.
What to Expect
When you arrive, you should expect to be at our clinic for anywhere between 20 minutes to over an hour. The length of time will depend on several factors, such as the reason for the visit, the complexity of the patient’s needs, and any emergencies that may arise.
Types of Visits
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Complete vision and ocular health exams
should be annually for patients under the age of 19 or over the age of 65. Biannually for patients between the ages of 19-64.
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Contact lens assessments
should be done annually.
Promotions and Specials
See our promotions page for a variety of specials and discounts that help you save money and take care of your eyesight at the same time.
Professional Affiliations
Direct Insurance Billing
We work with many insurance companies across Canada. These include:
Alberta Blue Cross Alberta Income Support and Housing Big Stone Canada Life Financial Chamber of Commerce CINUP Claim Secure Co-operators Insurance Coughlin & Associates Cowan Insurance Desjardins Empire Life Equitable Life Eyesafe (program through the Optometrist Association where employers pay for safety glasses and eye exams in some cases directly to the association and then we bill the association for the service) First Canadian Green Shield Canada Group Health Group Source Industrial Alliance Johnston Group Manion Manulife Maximum Benefit Medavie Blue Cross (Interim Federal Health Benefits and RCMP as well as private Medavie Blue Cross plans) Nahaphin Project Non-Insured Health Benefits for First Nations and Inuit Peoples Corporation RWAN Simply Benefits SSQ Insurance Sunlife Financial Telus AdjudiCare
