Comprehensive Eye Care
Dr. Nathan Knezacek and the staff at the Esterhazy Optometry Clinic are open for regular eye exams. Call us if you have an emergency or need Telehealth services.
Our staff is fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
Comprehensive Eye Care
Dr. Nathan Knezacek and the staff at the Esterhazy Optometry Clinic are open for regular eye exams. Call us if you have an emergency or need Telehealth services.
About Us
Welcome to the Esterhazy Optometry Clinic
Dr. Nathan Knezacek and his staff are committed to your eye care. Thorough eye exams determine the health of the eyes and the optimal treatment to improve vision. Regular eye examinations are key in preventing vision loss from common eye diseases and vision impairments that include myopia (near sightedness), hyperopia (far sightedness), and astigmatism.
Our dispensary is well equipped to provide treatment services like glasses and contact lenses. The optical has a wide range of frames from classic designs to high fashion in a wide price range to fit all budgets. The lenses and coatings used are high quality products that include names such as Nikon and Crizal.
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If you are experiencing a foreign body sensation, sudden vision loss, flashes or floaters, eye pain, symptoms of infection, or any other ocular emergency, please call us for an immediate appointment at 306-745-2524.
For Your Appointment:
- Due to COVID-19, masks are required for anybody who enters our building (ages 2 and up).
- Please arrive at least 5 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment time.
- Bring a list of any medications you are taking.
- Bring your Saskatchewan Health card and any insurance cards.
- Bring any glasses and/or contact lenses that you are currently wearing.
- You may have your pupils dilated at your eye examination, so bring sunglasses and/or a hat as the drops will make you light sensitive.