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Routine eye exams for adults aged 19 to 64 are generally not covered by Alberta Health, while children, seniors and medically necessary visits may be partially covered. Bring your benefits card and our team can help check your coverage.

Fees vary by the type of exam and testing required. Contact your nearest Capital Vision Care clinic for current pricing, and if you have vision benefits we can direct bill most providers.

Yes. We direct bill most major insurers including Alberta Blue Cross, ASEBP, Sun Life, Manulife, Canada Life, Green Shield and more. Just bring your benefits card to your appointment.

Yes, you can book at any of our six clinics online in a couple of minutes, or call your nearest location directly.

Yes. We keep same-day appointments for sudden eye pain, redness, injury, flashes, floaters or vision changes, often faster than visiting the ER, with optometrists who can prescribe treatment.

Yes. Every Capital Vision Care clinic is equipped with state-of-the-art dry eye technology, and our treatments include LipiFlow, Intense Pulsed Light (IPL), radiofrequency (RF) and BlephEx. We also have a dedicated Ocular Hygienist whose specialty is dry eye, so your treatment targets the underlying cause of your symptoms, not just temporary relief.

Alberta optometrists recommend a first eye exam at 6 to 9 months, again between ages 2 and 5, and annually through the school years. We also offer myopia management to slow nearsightedness in children.

We have six locations: Southgate, Lakeside, Windermere and Meadowlark in Edmonton, plus Morinville and St. Albert. Use "Find a Clinic" to pick the nearest and book.