RECEIVE YOUR EYE EXAMINATIONS IN DELSON
Eye examinations are recommended annually for children (from the earliest age), as well as for seniors and adults with special medical conditions or wearing contact lenses. In healthy adults, an examination every 2 years is required. The exam is covered by the Québec health insurance card from 0 to 17 years of age, as well as from age 65. Get your eye examinations in Delson now!
EXAMINATIONS CARRIED OUT BY EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONALS
At the Centre de Vision Delson, eye examinations are performed by optometrists who hold doctoral degrees in optometry from the Université de Montréal and are licensed to prescribe drugs for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes.
Our qualified optometrists are concerned about both your visual well-being and your eye health.
A FULL RANGE OF EYE CARE SERVICES
At the Centre de Vision Delson, you have access to the following services:
Complete visual examinations (children, adults and seniors)
Contact lens adjustments
Retinal examinations under pupillary dilation
Screening for eye diseases (glaucoma, cataracts, diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, etc.)
Exams required by the SAAQ for the driver's licence
Occupational vision tests (safety glasses)
Co-management in laser refractive surgery
Emergency eye exams by appointment
ADVANCED EQUIPMENT FOR YOUR VISUAL HEALTH
Our equipment is at the cutting edge of technology and allows for the most accurate evaluation. They include, among others:
Computerized visual charters
Auto-refractometers
Auto-keratometers
Tonometers (intraocular pressure measurement)
Visiometers
Biomicroscopes
Pachymeters (corneal thickness measurement)
Computerized visual field device (Humphrey): [This instrument is used to assess the extent of peripheral vision and the diseases that can affect it (glaucoma, brain tumours, retinal detachments and other diseases affecting the retina and optic nerve). It is also this instrument that allows us to perform the Esterman test sometimes required by the SAAQ for the driver's licence]
Retinal camera (fundus photography): an image is worth a thousand words... Here, an image is worth a thousand evils! Digital photography allows you to better document your file by helping the optometrist detect changes affecting your eyes during certain pathologies.
Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) (retinal scan): this retinal layer thickness imaging device allows for earlier detection of several pathologies (such as glaucoma, macular degeneration and other diseases affecting the retina). Facilitating diagnosis, the OCT allows the optometrist to act more effectively and refer the patient more quickly if necessary. Similarly, he will be able to follow the evolution of these pathological conditions with precision.
Depending on your needs, our employees can guide you through more than 3000 different glasses. Contact us now to make an appointment.
