Vision Testing
From little eyes to wise eyes —
we’ve got you covered.
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Even if your vision feels crystal clear, your eyes can tell a
much bigger story than just how well you see. A
comprehensive eye exam goes beyond reading letters on a chart
— it helps detect early signs of eye disease and can even reveal
indicators of broader health conditions before symptoms appear.
For most adults aged 19–64 with no existing eye or health
concerns, eye exams are recommended every two years.
Depending on your individual eye health, lifestyle, or
vision needs, your Optometrist may recommend more
frequent visits.
At Eyeris Eyecare, we believe your eyes
deserve more than a quick glance — they
deserve thoughtful care, expert
attention, and the full picture.
Comprehensive Exam
More than 20/20 — we see the whole picture.
$130
As we get older, our eyes can change in ways that aren’t
always noticeable at first — which is why regular eye exams are so important. For patients 65 and older, we recommend annual eye exams to support early detection and ongoing management of age-related eye conditions.
In Manitoba, routine eye exams are partially covered by
Manitoba Health for patients 65+. Additional
diagnostic testing will be provided to provide a
more complete picture of your eye health.
These tests are not covered by
Manitoba Health.
Senior Eye Exams
Keeping your vision sharp through every chapter.
Manitoba Health Coverage Available $75 Ocular Fundus Exam Fee
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Diabetes can impact your eyes in ways that aren’t always obvious, sometimes leading to temporary or permanent vision changes. That’s why annual eye exams are essential for anyone living with diabetes — and they’re covered by Manitoba Health at any age.
Diabetic Eye Exams
Big-picture care for eyes living with diabetes.
Manitoba Health Coverage Available
$75 Ocular Fundus Exam Fee
Some advanced testing may be recommended to fully assess eye health, and these tests are not covered by Manitoba Health. We’ll always walk you through what’s needed and why, so there are no surprises.
A comprehensive diabetic eye exam can help detect diabetes and identify diabetes-related eye conditions, including:
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Full or partial paralysis of the muscles that move the eyes
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Diabetic retinopathy (bleeding within the eye)
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Reduced corneal sensitivity
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Vision changes
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Glaucoma
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Cataracts
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Up to 80% of a child’s learning is vision-based, which makes
healthy eyes an important part of growth and development.
Early eye exams help ensure your child’s vision is developing as it
should — even before they can tell us what they see.
We recommend a child’s first eye exam between 6–9 months of age, followed
by annual exams as they grow and change. No letters or numbers
required — our exams are designed to be kid-friendly and
age-appropriate. While vision screenings can be helpful, they
don’t replace a comprehensive eye exam with an Optometrist.
A full exam allows us to assess eye health, visual
development, and clarity in a way screenings
simply can’t.
Pediatric Eye Exams
Growing eyes deserve growing care.
Manitoba Health Coverage Available
(up until the 19th Birthday)
A vision screening does not replace a comprehensive exam with an Optometrist.
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When something doesn’t feel right with your eyes,
you trust your instincts — and we do too. Eye concerns
can come on suddenly, and sometimes waiting simply isn’t an
option. If you need same-day urgent eye care, you have choices.
Eye Emergencies
When your eyes need help right now.
up to $150
Option 1 – No Charge
The provincial government provides free access to urgent or emergency
eye care at any time through:
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Misericordia Eye Care Centre (99 Cornish Avenue, Winnipeg)
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Your nearest Emergency Room or Urgent Care Centre
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Your Primary Care Provider (based on availability)
Option 2 – Same-Day Care With Us
If you prefer to be seen the same day by our Optometrist and do not
wish to wait for the next available appointment, a $150 Same-Day
Urgent Service fee may apply, in addition to any other
applicable service fees.
If you’re unsure which option is best for your
situation, give us a call — we’re happy to help
guide you to the right care, at the
right time.
Some jobs place extra demands on your eyes — whether
that’s long hours on a screen, precise visual tasks, or meeting
workplace safety requirements. Occupational eye testing is
designed to assess how well your vision supports the work you do
and to help ensure you meet any job-specific visual standards.
These exams may include targeted testing beyond a routine
eye exam, such as visual acuity, depth perception, colour
vision, or other employer-required assessments.
Occupational eye testing is typically not covered by
Manitoba Health, and fees may vary depending
on testing requirements. Our team will review
what’s needed ahead of time so you
know exactly what to expect.
Occupational Eye Testing
Vision that’s ready for the job.
$130 and Up
(Fees Vary Based on Exam Needs)
