Wise Eyes is Dr. Olga Anokhina's family-owned optometry practice. We provide comprehensive eye care, vision correction, eye disease screening and eyewear with a personal approach that puts people first.
Optometrist & owner. Dr. Anokhina believes good eye care starts with listening, explaining things clearly and giving patients enough time to feel comfortable with their care.
A decade of local eye care, now with a home of our own.
Wise Eyes has been serving Grande Prairie families for years. After a decade of providing eye care in a larger retail setting, Dr. Anokhina and her team created a clinic of their own — a space designed around personal service, careful examinations and comfortable conversations about your vision.
We're proud to be a small, family-owned practice. That means we're able to get to know our patients, follow their vision over time and take the time to explain what we're seeing during an exam. Whether you're here for a routine checkup, new glasses, contact lenses or a concern about your eye health, our goal is the same: thoughtful care from people who know you.
From children seeing an optometrist for the first time to seniors managing changes in their vision, we believe every patient deserves clear answers and a comfortable experience.
From routine vision care to more detailed assessment of eye health, our clinic provides care for patients at every stage of life.
Thorough assessment of vision and eye health for children, adults and seniors.
Assessment for common eye conditions and changes that may require monitoring or treatment.
Evaluation of dry, irritated or watery eyes and guidance on treatment and everyday eye comfort.
Individualized eye care for age-related vision changes and ongoing eye health monitoring.
Friendly, age-appropriate eye examinations designed to help children see clearly and develop healthy visual habits.
Contact lens assessments, fittings and follow-up care for daily, monthly and specialty lenses.
Sudden eye pain, injury, redness or vision changes deserve prompt attention. Contact the clinic for guidance.
Retinal imaging may help document and monitor important changes inside the eye when clinically appropriate.
Explore our current selection of prescription frames, sunglasses and lens options in clinic.
Your eyes can change gradually, sometimes before you notice a difference in your vision. Regular eye examinations allow us to look beyond your prescription and assess the health of your eyes.
Myopia, or nearsightedness, often begins during childhood and can progress as a child grows. Myopia control focuses on monitoring changes in prescription and eye growth and considering evidence-based strategies that may help slow progression.
We can discuss your child's visual habits, family history, outdoor time, prescription changes and available management options to determine what may be appropriate.
Burning, gritty eyes, fluctuating vision, redness, excessive tearing or discomfort can all be associated with dry eye. Dry eye is common and can have more than one contributing cause.
A dry-eye assessment looks at the health of the tear film and ocular surface. Depending on the findings, we can discuss practical changes, lubrication, lifestyle strategies and other appropriate treatment options.
Glaucoma can develop gradually and may not cause noticeable symptoms in its early stages. During an eye examination, appropriate measurements and assessment of the optic nerve can help identify people who may need closer monitoring or further evaluation.
Diabetes can affect the small blood vessels in the retina. Regular eye examinations are an important part of monitoring for diabetic eye changes and protecting vision over time.
If you have diabetes, ask us how frequently your eyes should be examined based on your individual health and eye findings.
Many eye conditions can develop slowly. Understanding the signs and having regular eye examinations can help identify changes early and determine when additional care is needed.
A group of eye conditions that can damage the optic nerve. Risk increases with age and other factors, and early glaucoma may not cause obvious symptoms.
Clouding of the eye's natural lens can cause blurred vision, glare and difficulty seeing clearly, particularly at night.
Conditions affecting the macula can affect central vision. Monitoring becomes increasingly important as we get older.
Diabetes can affect retinal blood vessels. Regular eye care helps monitor for changes that may threaten vision.
Insufficient or unstable tears can cause irritation, fluctuating vision and discomfort. Treatment depends on the underlying causes.
Redness, light sensitivity, pain or changes in vision can have different causes and sometimes require prompt assessment.
More children are developing myopia, and prescriptions can change quickly during the school years. That's why monitoring your child's vision is about more than simply updating their glasses.
At Wise Eyes, we can monitor changes in your child's prescription and discuss whether myopia management may be appropriate. Depending on age, eye health and individual circumstances, options may include specialized spectacle or contact lenses, lifestyle recommendations and other evidence-based approaches.
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Tuesday | 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Thursday | 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM |
| Friday | 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM |
| Saturday | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
Hours may change around holidays. Please call the clinic if you're planning a visit around a holiday.
Use the form to request an appointment. Our team can review your request and contact you to discuss availability and confirm your appointment.
Need immediate assistance? Call us directly at (780) 228-7008.
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Patients appreciate having their questions answered clearly and having time to discuss their eye health.
A small local team means patients can receive a more personal experience from the people caring for their vision.
From routine eye examinations to eyewear and follow-up care, the goal is straightforward: thoughtful care and clear vision.
Whether it's time for your regular eye exam, you're concerned about changing vision, or you'd like to learn more about myopia management or dry eye care, we're here to help.
Call (780) 228-7008