Advanced Eye Care

The uniforms were purchased. The supplies were labelled. The first day came and went. But the eye exam never made it onto the schedule.
You may now be noticing your child squinting at the board, sitting close to screens, rubbing their eyes, or becoming frustrated with reading. The good news is that the opportunity has not passed.

A comprehensive eye exam can help determine whether your child has an unrecognized vision concern and whether additional support may be appropriate.

School has started. It is not too late. Book your child’s appointment with Dr. Kerry Reeves.

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Glasses are more than vision correction — they’re part of your personal style. This fall, refresh your look with frames that feel comfortable, flattering, and uniquely you.

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Your child sits down to complete their homework, but within minutes they are rubbing their eyes, losing their place, or saying they do not want to read.
It may look like distraction or frustration, but visually demanding work can feel more difficult when a child cannot see clearly or comfortably.

These signs do not always mean there is a vision problem. However, a comprehensive eye exam can help rule one out and provide parents with a clearer understanding of their child’s visual needs.

Do not wait until the next report card. Book an appointment with Dr. Kerry Reeves today.

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A child’s vision can affect reading, attention, sports, and classroom performance. Before the school year gets too busy, book their eye exam and make sure they’re ready for the year ahead.

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Does your child move closer and closer to their computer while completing schoolwork?

Sitting close to a screen can sometimes be a habit, but it may also be a sign that text or images are difficult to see. Other signs can include squinting, eye rubbing, headaches, tired eyes, or avoiding visually demanding assignments.

These behaviours can have several causes, and an eye exam can help determine whether vision may be contributing.

School has already started, but it is never too late to check. Schedule your child’s comprehensive eye exam with Dr. Kerry Reeves.

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Wishing our patients and community a safe, relaxing, and Happy Labor Day. We hope you enjoy the long weekend with family, friends, and a little well-deserved rest.

September is Sports Eye Safety Month, making it the perfect time to think beyond performance and focus on protection. Whether your child plays hockey, soccer, basketball, baseball, or another sport, proper protective eyewear can help reduce the risk of eye injuries. Book an eye exam with us and ask us about sports-friendly eyewear options.

The school year is underway, and your child is finally back in a regular classroom routine. But are they squinting to see the board, moving closer to classroom displays, or copying information incorrectly?

Children do not always realize when their vision is blurry. They may believe everyone sees the board the same way they do.

Missing the back-to-school rush does not mean it is too late. Book a comprehensive children’s eye exam with Dr. Kerry Reeves and make sure your child’s vision is ready for the school year ahead.

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Fall is the perfect time for a fresh look.

As the seasons change, why not update your eyewear, too? From cozy coffee runs and autumn outings to busy workdays and weekend adventures, your glasses should complement both your vision needs and your personal style.

Stop by and explore our latest frame collections. Our team would love to help you find your next favorite pair.


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It’s easy to forget during the summer shuffle, but your child’s eyes need a check-up too. Let’s make sure they’re seeing clearly and comfortably before the school year kicks off.
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