Victoria Vision Eye Care is an optometry clinic on Broughton Street in Victoria, BC. The site presents it as Doctors of Optometry and names two optometrists: Dr. Heidi Webster, who is also the owner, and Dr. Brooke Bonner. The site lists six services: eye exams, emergency eye care, dry eye treatment, eyewear consultation, myopia management and contact lens fitting. It says the clinic keeps room in its schedule for patients who need to be seen promptly, and that care continue...
Eye Exams
Regular exams assess how clearly and comfortably you see, how the eyes work together, and eye health from front to back, with a record built over time.
More on their siteEmergency Eye Care
For sudden vision changes, pain, redness, swelling or something in the eye, with room set aside in the schedule and referral to an ophthalmologist when necessary.
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An assessment of what is driving symptoms, then an approach that may include a warm compress routine, artificial tears or a prescription drop.
More on their siteEyewear Consultation
Lenses chosen around screen time, work and environments, and a frame chosen for comfort, durability and style, with adjustments after.
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Early detection and options for children with nearsightedness, such as specially designed lenses in glasses, contact lenses or pharmaceutical approaches for some children.
More on their siteContact Lens Fitting
Lens design and material chosen from your glasses prescription, eye measurements and an eye health assessment, with teaching for new wearers.
More on their siteAdvanced Lens Technologies
Lens materials, lens designs, lens treatments (photochromic, polarized, blue light filter) and coatings.
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Optometrist, Owner
Dr. Webster has called Victoria home for over 25 years and trained at the University of Waterloo, the only English-language optometry school in Canada. Dr. Webster writes that eye exams include time to listen to concerns and to guide patients through each part of the process.
Optometrist
Originally from Peterborough, Ontario, Dr. Bonner earned a Bachelor's in Honours Science and then studied optometry at the University of Waterloo, graduating on the Dean's Honour List. Dr. Bonner has been in Victoria since joining the clinic in 2018, and did an externship at Mind's Eye Neuro-Visual Optometry in Etobicoke.
101-838 Broughton Street
Victoria, BC V8W 1E4
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The clinic recommends exams at six months old, three years old and annually through the school years for children, every two years for most adults, and annually for seniors and people with risk factors such as diabetes or a family history of glaucoma.
Yes. The site lists emergency eye care for sudden vision changes, pain, redness, swelling or something in the eye, and says room is set aside in the schedule for patients who need to be seen promptly.
The site says care continues through to resolution, with a referral to an ophthalmologist when necessary and monitoring and adjustment of treatment.
Yes. The site says the clinic assesses what is driving symptoms and recommends an approach that may be a warm compress routine, artificial tears or a prescription drop, and for more advanced dry eye guides patients to a provider it trusts.
Yes. The site lists myopia management and says specially designed lenses in glasses work for most children, with contact lenses or pharmaceutical approaches offering additional benefits for some.
Through the online booking page on the clinic's site, or by phone at (250) 383-2821. The clinic is open Monday to Friday and closed on weekends.
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Certifications
Dr. Webster: trained at the University of Waterloo School of Optometry (as stated on the site)
Dr. Bonner: Bachelor's in Honours Science from the University of Waterloo, School of Optometry, graduated on the Dean's Honour List (as stated on the site)