3 Best Optometrists in Albany, WA

“Dr Katherine Hegarty earned her Bachelor of Applied Science (Optom) and B APP SC (HONS)(OPTOM) QUT in 2009 and her Graduate Certificate in Ocular Therapeutics in 2013. She is an independent optometrist at Specsavers in Albany. Specsavers provide high-quality eye care to their patients. Their optometrist uses modern technology to provide the best vision care to their customers. They use OCT and other equipment to check your eyes for any signs of these conditions. Specsavers include an advanced 3D eye scan as part of every standard comprehensive eye test at no extra charge. They provide complete glasses and designer pairs. Specsavers provides a free contact lens trial.”

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“Dr Andrew Taylor is a neuro-visual optometrist. He has specific training in detecting small amounts of vision misalignment not found in a routine vision examination. Dr Andrew Taylor uses modern technology to treat his patients. Albany Spectacle Makers provides a massive selection of designer and budget frames. They are dedicated to delivering the most inclusive and personal vision care possible. Their in-house laboratory enables them to cut lenses into new frames or your existing frames at no extra charge. Albany Spectacle Makers provides complete eye health examinations for all ages. They offer one-on-one contact lens training for new wearers.”

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“Dr Alison Steer is the principal optometrist and practice owner of the Alison Steer Optometrist. She is therapeutically qualified with an Advanced Certificate in Glaucoma. Alison Steer Optometrist provides optical health checks, comprehensive vision, contact lens trials and fittings, an extensive range of optical and sunglass frames and a range of different lens styles and options. They pride themselves in having the most industry experience in the region, with over a hundred years of combined experience in their practice. The clinic's priority is to care for your family's eye health. Alison Steer Optometrist tests your vision, checks your eye health and looks for any signs of other ocular health problems.”

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