When new patients step into Garibaldi Eye Care in Downtown Squamish, they will be treated not as patients, but as family.
That is the promise and commitment Dr. Brandon Baker and Dr. Ashala Mah have made to themselves and to the new community with the new clinic, located close to Eaglewind townhomes and Squamish Senior Centre.
“We are trying to spend time with every patient and ingrain a culture of not rushing things and most importantly, treating patients as family,” says Dr. Baker.
Garibaldi Eye Care provides care for the entire family, from babies as young as six month old to seniors, notes Dr. Mah. The clinic provides easy online appointment booking, online prescriptions refills, child-friendly exams, and direct billing.
The clinic that opened last year is also offering consultations for dry eyes. In fact Dr. Brandon Baker and Dr. Ashala Mah are the only Sea to Sky doctors who have brought a new, state-of-the-art, non-invasive, non-surgical technologies called FORMA-I and LUMECCA, Intense Pulsed Light (IPL), treatments that focus on treating dry that results from several factors such as aging and excessive screen usage.
“We have an alternative to helping people produce their own nautral tears, and we are excited to treat the problem at root cause,” says Dr. Mah.
If you experience stinging, foreign body and gritty sensation, redness, pain or burning sensation, blurry or fluctuating vision, please book an appointment at Garibaldi Eye Care.
Garibaldi Eye Care is also bringing in more boutique eye wear, including handmade frames from France, and a lot of alternatives to typical ray ban styles. They also recently introduced Avenue Eyewear, a quality made, Canadian product that is budget friendly.
“It was important to us to bring this line in, as we believe that everyone should have access to quality eyewear, no matter your budget,” they say.
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