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Anyone have good experiences with eye doctors in richmond? Never been to one for a while, looking for a doctor near number 3 road preferably
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04-27-2016, 10:58 AM
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if you don't mind driving a bit into South Van; I highly recommend Dr Maxine Law on Victoria Drive South Vancouver Optometry Clinic - Optometrists
Been my optometrist my entire life, extremely professional and I still go there even though I live in South Burnaby now
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04-27-2016, 11:19 AM
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Originally Posted by jeedee if you don't mind driving a bit into South Van; I highly recommend Dr Maxine Law on Victoria Drive South Vancouver Optometry Clinic - Optometrists
Been my optometrist my entire life, extremely professional and I still go there even though I live in South Burnaby now | how young are the doctors still compared to those pictureso n the website?
young doctor is a big PLUS imo. more so for family physicians
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04-27-2016, 12:23 PM
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Based on the shitty drivers in Richmond I would avoid seeing a Eye Doctor out there. Quote:
Originally Posted by Verdasco Anyone have good experiences with eye doctors in richmond? Never been to one for a while, looking for a doctor near number 3 road preferably | |
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04-27-2016, 01:36 PM
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p.s: it's call an optometrist.
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04-27-2016, 01:53 PM
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you're looking to see an eye doctor?
does IRIS have a branch there? I go to the burnaby one and theyre pretty good
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What kind of "eye doctor" are you looking for?
Ophthalmologist or Optometrist?
Both do different things.
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newb question to see an eye doctor (optometrist), do you have to pay for a visit?
I know family physicians you can walk right in with an appointment/health number but do you have to give some dough for an opto? (OP has health coverage btw)
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04-27-2016, 03:38 PM
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optometrist usually charge 70 to 80 per visit
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04-27-2016, 04:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Alby optometrist usually charge 70 to 80 per visit | if my health coverage from sunlife doesnt cover it..
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04-27-2016, 05:00 PM
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Try Francis cheng in landsdowne. Mall. No issues with him. He's not much of a talker though.
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04-27-2016, 08:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Verdasco how young are the doctors still compared to those pictureso n the website?
young doctor is a big PLUS imo. more so for family physicians | every time i went i always got Dr Law herself... she's like in her 30s?
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04-27-2016, 09:43 PM
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Can anyone recommend a hot looking doctor in vancouver.
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04-27-2016, 10:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Verdasco if my health coverage from sunlife doesnt cover it..  | you're gonna cheap out $40 a year for an exam that checks on one of your most crucial senses?
you'll likely need your pair of eyes for life...might as well go for routine checkups rather than wait for issues to crop up
I've gone to the ones in Costco in Bby/Vancouver. They're indie so you don't need membership.
and why do you prefer young doctors?
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04-27-2016, 10:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Verdasco newb question to see an eye doctor (optometrist), do you have to pay for a visit?
I know family physicians you can walk right in with an appointment/health number but do you have to give some dough for an opto? (OP has health coverage btw) | The provincial government only pays the optometrist a nominal amount for children (undre 19) and senior (over 65) eye exams. Or, if the patient has certain health problems or eye-related issues, the province might also pay the optometrist. In nearly all cases, the provincial payment for eye-related issues are insufficient to even cover the patient's chair time. On eye-related issues, the payment is minuscule that I kind of see it as an insult to the optometrist. But that is our lovely provincial government's view on eye health and eye care in general -- they don't really give a shxt, and they provide very little support to patients and optometrists alike.
For adults, I think most optometrists charge somewhere in the $70 - $120 range. But the fee alone doesn't tell the whole story. Most optometrists will not bother with a dilation exam to check on eye (and retinal) health if you book a "regular" exam with them -- they will only do an eye prescription exam. Some may use retinal cameras to do quick checks on retinal health, but coverage from these retinal cameras are generally far smaller than what a proper pupil dilation exam can show.
As vision and ocular conditions are not always accompanied by recognizable symptoms, I'd recommend people to get their eye health checked, not just their prescription checked.
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04-28-2016, 10:47 AM
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Costco's always been fine with me. Also, most (if not all) of their optometrists are young asian women if you're into that.
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Originally Posted by matrixfwd Try Francis cheng in landsdowne. Mall. No issues with him. He's not much of a talker though.
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Originally Posted by Traum The provincial government only pays the optometrist a nominal amount for children (undre 19) and senior (over 65) eye exams. Or, if the patient has certain health problems or eye-related issues, the province might also pay the optometrist. In nearly all cases, the provincial payment for eye-related issues are insufficient to even cover the patient's chair time. On eye-related issues, the payment is minuscule that I kind of see it as an insult to the optometrist. But that is our lovely provincial government's view on eye health and eye care in general -- they don't really give a shxt, and they provide very little support to patients and optometrists alike.
For adults, I think most optometrists charge somewhere in the $70 - $120 range. But the fee alone doesn't tell the whole story. Most optometrists will not bother with a dilation exam to check on eye (and retinal) health if you book a "regular" exam with them -- they will only do an eye prescription exam. Some may use retinal cameras to do quick checks on retinal health, but coverage from these retinal cameras are generally far smaller than what a proper pupil dilation exam can show.
As vision and ocular conditions are not always accompanied by recognizable symptoms, I'd recommend people to get their eye health checked, not just their prescription checked. | +1 for Francis. i've been with him only for a short while, but my wife has been seeing him for the longest time. i see him every 2 years and everytime he has done dilation exam.
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04-28-2016, 07:14 PM
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Slightly off topic.
Anyone know an optometrist that can hook up a pair of non-prescription sunglasses but write it up as so? Extended coverage
I usually wear my contacts on sunny days.
Also Costco around willingdon is not bad. Prescription test is the worst. "Is this one better or this one?" Ahhh! I don't know!
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04-28-2016, 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted by blackGS? Slightly off topic.
Anyone know an optometrist that can hook up a pair of non-prescription sunglasses but write it up as so? Extended coverage
I usually wear my contacts on sunny days.
Also Costco around willingdon is not bad. Prescription test is the worst. "Is this one better or this one?" Ahhh! I don't know! | |
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04-29-2016, 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted by blackGS? Slightly off topic.
Anyone know an optometrist that can hook up a pair of non-prescription sunglasses but write it up as so? Extended coverage
I usually wear my contacts on sunny days.
Also Costco around willingdon is not bad. Prescription test is the worst. "Is this one better or this one?" Ahhh! I don't know! | Gotta have friends that work in the industry in order to do that.
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goto costco. new equipment and the optometrist at the richmond location is very thorough and friendly. $95 including tax. you don't need a membership to go there btw.
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So does the one at South Van actually doctors?
I went to some glasses shop in Richmond recently just did some bs exam, I said I have light issues and he said its normal like wtf thats pretty unprofessional if you ask me. He told me theres no glasses for that... but he can't even tell me the problem. Are there actually official eye doctor clinics?
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Originally Posted by Stormspirit So does the one at South Van actually doctors?
I went to some glasses shop in Richmond recently just did some bs exam, I said I have light issues and he said its normal like wtf thats pretty unprofessional if you ask me. He told me theres no glasses for that... but he can't even tell me the problem. Are there actually official eye doctor clinics? | try an actual optometrist's office instead of glass shops |
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