Eye Exams

Undergoing regular eye exams is critical for safeguarding your sight. Routine eye exams allow your optometrist to monitor your eye health, check your eyes for disease, and, if necessary, update your prescription.

To help protect your vision Pinehouse Eyecare offers several eye exams that have been tailored to meet your unique eye health and visual needs.

When was your last eye exam? Request your appointment today.

Adult Eye Exams

Most adults should undergo a comprehensive eye exam once per year. However, depending on your eye health and unique visual needs your optometrist may recommend that you visit more frequently.

For more information about our adult eye exams, please visit our Adult Eye Exams page.

Children’s Eye Exams

Clear vision plays a vital role in your child’s development. Children rely on their vision to learn both inside and outside the classroom, and vision problems can hinder their progress.

If you suspect that your child is experiencing vision problems, you should make an appointment with their optometrist so that any issues can be identified and treated, as soon as possible.

Children should visit their optometrist at least once per year, but depending on your child’s ocular situation their optometrist may suggest that they visit more frequently.

For more information about our children’s eye exams, please visit our Children’s Eye Exams page.

Senior’s Eye Exams

Vision changes are a normal part of the ageing process, but that doesn’t mean that we can’t take steps to manage and slow the progression of many eye conditions and diseases.

The best way to ensure that you can continue to enjoy clear vision during your golden years is to have an annual eye exam.

For more information about our seniors eye exams, please visit our Seniors Eye Exams page.

Contact Lens & Fittings

Contact lenses can offer you freedom from glasses, but if they aren’t fitted properly, they can compromise your vision and damage your eyes. There is no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to contact lenses, which is why Pinehouse Eyecare offers specialized contact lens exams and fittings.

During the exam, we can assess your eyes and determine which style and brand of contact lenses is best suited to your unique needs.

Improperly fitted contact lenses can cause discomfort, compromise your vision, and damage your cornea.

To learn more about our contact lens exams and fittings, including information on specialty contact lenses, please visit our Contact Lens & Fittings page.

Emergency Services

How would your life change if you lost your vision? Even a minor scratch or a slight impact can cause permanent vision loss or even blindness, so it is important to take steps to safeguard your sight.

If you are experiencing an eye emergency, please contact Pinehouse Eyecare at (306) 700-5359 during office hours or after hours at (306) 700-3729 or proceed to your nearest emergency room.

Saskatchewan Health covers the cost of all emergency eye care visits.