An optometrist is a primary care provider who diagnoses, treats, and manages conditions related to your eyes and vision.
Beyond 20/20: What Does ‘Healthy Vision’ Really Mean?
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Some optometry services are covered under the AHCIP, but not outside Alberta:
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What is an Optometrist?
