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Welcome to Foresight Eyecare

Our Mission

To promote long term well being of our patients' eyes, providing comprehensive eye health care and optical solutions through doctor's recommendations and quality eyewear.

Getting the right prescription for your eyeglasses or contact lens is an important part of good eye care.

At Foresight Eyecare, we take it a step further by taking time to focus on complete health with a preventative approach.  Our optometrists, Dr. Dianna Leong and Dr. Ruhee Dhalla, concentrate on providing thorough eye examinations and expertise on eye care and eye wear solutions.  Dr. Leong also has a passion for diabetes eye care and education.  Dr. Dhalla has specialized pediatric training.   Our optician assistants can follow through with careful selection of the right eyewear options for you.

Our new optometry clinic is  located in NW Calgary with easy access from Deerfoot Trail and Stoney Trail, and convenient bus access, along the main bus route #301.     We are also within walking distance of the communities of Country Hills, Harvest Hills, and Panorama Hills.

  

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Did You Know?

  • If you run into an eye emergency (e.g. Is this an eye infection?), that our optometrists can treat eye conditions such as infections, allergies, or abrasions and foreign bodies.  Any urgent eye condition that require more advanced treatment (e.g. Surgery) would be triaged and promptly referred to the appropriate physician.
  • Whether you need a routine eye exam, an eye glasses fitting or adjustment, contact lenses, or treatment for eye disease (e.g. Glaucoma or macular degeneration) or eye doctor recommendations on eye surgery (such as LASIK or Cataract Surgery), our team will provide you with eye expertise, options and follow-up.     
  • Foresight Eyecare  is committed to being your long-term family eye doctor practice.   Come and visit our doctors and staff.  Schedule an appointment with our eye doctors, Dr. Leong or Dr. Dhalla to see how we can give you the best prescription for your eyes.  We want to get to know you and your family.

 

 

Free Seminar Series

Call our office for details

Friday, June  15
– Bifocal contact lens workshop

 
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Hours & Location

Foresight Eyecare

226, 40 Country Hills Landing NW
Calgary, AB T3K 5P4
Phone: (403) 226-8881
Fax: (403) 263-8823
Emergency Contact: See an eye doctor in case of emergency, please phone our office at the number listed above and follow the instructions.
 

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Did You Know!

  1. 80% of lifetime UV exposure occurs before age 18.  Visit Foresight Eyecare.   UV Sale on kids and adults sunglasses this month.  For Health, For Looks, Forever.
     
  2. Effects of overexposure to UV light before age 18 may not show up until later in life with higher risk of cataracts and age-related macular degeneration.  Visit Foresight Eyecare for UV sale this month.
     
  3. True or False:  Dollar store glasses have UV protection.
    Maybe true.  UV filters are NOT always combined with tints.  Tints soften the brightness but only UV filters reduce glare and prevent damage to the eyes.   Often cheaply made UV sunglasses will have a spray-on coating that can wear off with cleaning and give a false sense of security.
     
  4. True or False:  No clear lens has UV protection.
    False.  Regular plastic lens does not protect from UV-A, but several hi index lenses have built-in UV protection in the lens.   UV sale on Trivex lenses which are a clear lens with less distortion than polycarbonate, meet safety standards, and have built-in UV protection.
     
  5. True or False:  "I don't need to worry about UV damage on cloudy days"
    False.  The UV Index is highest on cloudless days, but up to 80% UV radiation can pass through clouds and cause sunburn and damage to the eyes.
     
  6. True or False:  UV protection is more important in the summer than the winter.
    False.  UV damage can easily happen in the winter as well, since UV radiation can reflect off snow.  Fresh snow can reflect 80% of UV radiation from the sky.