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Combining Eye Care & Technology

Technology is constantly evolving, and our team is frequently looking for ways to incorporate technology into our eye care services. 

From our dry eye treatment services like the iLux® device to detailed retinal imaging for our eye exams, we want your experience to be as efficient and informative as possible. 

Contact us to schedule an appointment and learn more about your eyes and vision through our technology.

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Capturing the Details

Our eye exams are about more than just updating your prescription—we also take a closer look at your eyes and vision through retinal imaging.

Our digital imaging allows us to check for signs of eye disease and other vision issues. Our retinal imaging can benefit any patient, but especially those with high blood pressure, diabetes, or eye-related issues in their background.

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When you visit us for your appointment, you can expect our technology to be implemented throughout your experience. Our team strives to constantly evolve and find new ways to maximize your eye care experience.

Wide Field Retinal Imaging with OCT

Our wide-field retinal camera with OCT combines ultra-widefield imaging with optical coherence tomography to give our team a more complete view of both the surface and deeper layers of the retina.

This technology captures high-resolution images of up to 200 degrees of the retina in a single scan, helping us detect early signs of conditions such as glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and macular degeneration, often before symptoms appear.

By visualizing both central and peripheral retinal health, our team is able to provide a more detailed and proactive approach to your eye care.

Retinal imaging is another way for our team to provide a comprehensive eye care experience when you visit us.

Focus West Optometry uses the RetinaLogik VR headset to provide a more comfortable and efficient approach to visual field testing.

This wearable technology uses virtual reality and AI to assess visual fields and other key aspects of vision in a single, streamlined test. Unlike traditional machines, the headset is lightweight and portable, allowing for more natural positioning during the exam.

The result is accurate, reliable data that supports early detection and ongoing monitoring of conditions such as glaucoma, while improving the overall patient experience.

Prioritizing Your Eye Health

Your eye health is a priority, and when you visit us, you can expect comprehensive eye care with innovative technology to address your eye care needs.

Contact us to schedule your next eye exam and see our technology in action.

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  • 268 Stewart Green SW
  • Calgary, AB T3H 3C8

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Yellow-tinted night driving glasses have not been shown to improve how well you see after dark, and the tint can actually reduce the light reaching your eyes. […]

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What Is Strabismus?

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Strabismus is a condition where the eyes don’t point at the same spot at the same time, so one eye looks straight ahead while the other turns inward, outward, up, or down. […]

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What Are Ortho-K Lenses?

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Orthokeratology, or ortho-k, lenses are custom rigid contact lenses that you wear overnight and gently reshape the cornea while you sleep, so you can see clearly throughout the day without glasses or contacts. […]

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September 17, 2026
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Yellow-tinted night driving glasses have not been shown to improve how well you see after dark, and the tint can actually reduce the light reaching your eyes. […]

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Orthokeratology, or ortho-k, lenses are custom rigid contact lenses that you wear overnight and gently reshape the cornea while you sleep, so you can see clearly throughout the day without glasses or contacts. […]

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