Your eyes deserve care that feels personal.
A doctor who listens. Answers that make sense.
Optometrist.
Neighbour.
A person who listens.
An eye exam should leave you feeling informed, comfortable and confident about what comes next.
Dr. Amy Bakelaar brings more than 25 years of optometry experience to her work with patients. Her approach is straightforward: listen closely, explain clearly and make room for your questions.
She sees patients at Specsavers Spruce Grove Centre, welcoming patients from Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Parkland County.
More about Dr. Amy →From a first eye exam to changes in your vision, there’s room to talk about what matters to you.
A careful look at your vision and eye health. Time to talk through the results, ask questions and understand your next steps.
Explore related reading →From a child’s first visits to changing vision in adulthood, eye care begins with understanding the person behind the prescription.
Explore related reading →Explore contact lens options, fitting and the practical details of wearing and caring for your lenses.
Explore related reading →Dryness, discomfort or a change in your vision deserves attention. Discuss what you have noticed and find out what comes next.
Explore related reading →No question is too small when it comes to understanding your eye care.
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Your work. Your family. The things you love doing.
Your eye care should start with you.
From the little details to the things you love most.
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New to the clinic? Here’s a simple place to start.
Plan your visit →Choose an appointment through Specsavers, or call the clinic to ask about seeing Dr. Amy.
Bring your current glasses or contact lens information, and tell the team about any changes or concerns.
Discuss your results, ask questions and leave with a clearer understanding of your eye care.
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(587) 400-9890 →Book your eye exam at Specsavers Spruce Grove Centre. To enquire about seeing Dr. Amy, contact the clinic.
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Dr. Amy Bakelaar
