Ophthalmologist in Winnipeg | Prairie Eye Care
Our ophthalmologist in Winnipeg provides advanced medical eye care for patients who need more than a routine vision exam. At Prairie Eye Care, we diagnose, treat, and manage complex eye diseases such as glaucoma, cataracts, and diabetic eye disease—all with compassionate, research-based care.
Located at our Sterling Lyon clinic, our ophthalmology services bring specialized eye care close to home, reducing wait times and improving continuity of care. Whether you’re managing a chronic condition or facing a sudden change in vision, our team is here to protect your sight.


Why Ophthalmology Care Matters
Ophthalmology services go beyond regular eye exams, focusing on the medical and surgical treatment of eye diseases that can affect your long-term vision. From cataract diagnosis to glaucoma management, our ophthalmologist works alongside your optometrist to ensure you receive complete care at every stage of life.
This collaborative approach helps detect eye diseases early, prevent vision loss, and provide peace of mind through continuous monitoring and personalized treatment.
Comprehensive Ophthalmology Services in Winnipeg
Our ophthalmology department provides a full range of eye specialist services, including:
- Diagnosis and management of complex eye diseases (glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration, diabetic eye disease)
- Medical treatments, including injections and prescription therapies
- Advanced diagnostic imaging (OCT scans, retinal imaging, eye pressure testing, and visual fields)
- Pre- and post-operative care for eye surgeries
- Emergency eye care for infections, injuries, and sudden vision changes
Our referral-based ophthalmology services ensure that every patient receives the level of medical attention their condition requires, all under one trusted name—Prairie Eye Care.


Eye Conditions Treated by Our Ophthalmologist
Our Winnipeg ophthalmologist manages a wide range of eye diseases, including:
- Cataracts – cloudy vision and glare sensitivity that worsen with age
- Glaucoma – increased eye pressure leading to optic nerve damage
- Diabetic retinopathy – retinal changes linked to diabetes
- Macular degeneration – central vision loss from retinal deterioration
- Corneal diseases – including keratitis and corneal dystrophies
- Dry eye disease – chronic irritation, burning, or watery eyes
Each condition is managed with a customized treatment plan designed to preserve vision and enhance comfort.
Advanced Ophthalmic Technology for Eye Disease Management
Prairie Eye Care uses the latest ophthalmic diagnostic technology to detect eye diseases early and guide treatment. Our equipment includes:
- Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) for detailed retinal imaging
- Visual field testing to assess peripheral vision
- Eye pressure testing for glaucoma detection
- Retinal imaging and scanning for diabetic and macular evaluation
With these tools, our ophthalmologist can detect subtle changes before they affect your vision, ensuring precise, personalized care.


When to See an Ophthalmologist in Winnipeg
If you’re experiencing symptoms that could signal a medical eye condition, it’s important to schedule an evaluation.
You should see an ophthalmologist if you have:
- Sudden vision loss or blurred vision
- Eye pain, redness, or swelling
- Flashes, floaters, or double vision
- Diagnosed chronic eye disease (like glaucoma or diabetes)
- A need for surgical evaluation or ongoing monitoring
Our eye specialists in Winnipeg work closely with our optometrists to provide timely medical care, from diagnosis to long-term management.
Collaborative Care Between Optometrists and Ophthalmologist
At Prairie Eye Care, we believe your best care comes from teamwork. Our ophthalmologist and optometrists in Winnipeg collaborate to create a seamless patient experience, combining advanced medical care with the familiarity of your neighborhood eye doctor.
This team-based approach allows for early detection, consistent follow-up, and faster communication between providers, ensuring your eye health stays a top priority.
Benefits of Choosing Prairie Eye Care for Ophthalmology
- Access to advanced medical eye care in Winnipeg
- Early diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases
- Personalized care plans built around your unique needs
- Convenient, referral-based appointments at our Sterling Lyon clinic
- Coordination between your optometrist and ophthalmologist
- Direct billing to most major insurance providers
You don’t need to travel far for advanced eye treatment—at Prairie Eye Care, specialized ophthalmology care is available right in your community.


Frequently Asked Questions About Ophthalmology at Prairie Eye Care
Our ophthalmologist offers diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing management for complex eye conditions such as cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, and diabetic eye disease.
Yes. Our glaucoma treatment in Winnipeg includes diagnostic testing, eye pressure management, and medical therapies to prevent optic nerve damage and preserve vision.
Yes. We provide comprehensive diabetic eye exams in Winnipeg, including retinal imaging and OCT scans to monitor changes caused by diabetes and prevent vision loss.
Our ophthalmologist in Winnipeg provides evaluation and treatment for macular degeneration, including monitoring, imaging, and coordination for advanced therapies when needed.
Yes. Prairie Eye Care offers urgent eye care in Winnipeg for infections, injuries, and other emergencies. Call us immediately if you notice pain, redness, or sudden vision changes.
Yes. We offer direct billing to most major insurance providers, including Manitoba Blue Cross, Sun Life, and Green Shield Canada.

Book an Appointment with Our Ophthalmologist in Winnipeg
If you’ve been referred for ophthalmology services or are experiencing new eye symptoms, we’re here to help. With four convenient locations in Northgate, Park City, McIvor, and Sterling Lyon—Prairie Eye Care makes specialized eye care in Winnipeg accessible to families across Manitoba.
Schedule your consultation at your nearest Prairie Eye Care location, our ophthalmologist and optometry team are ready to provide trusted, local medical eye care for you and your family.
