Eye Disease Screening

Who this is for

Patients referred by their family physician, especially those with diabetes or a family history of eye disease. Screening is recommended for early detection and prevention of vision loss.

What's included

• A non-invasive, 20-minute eye disease screening
• Screening performed on-site once a month by Euclid Telehealth
• Early detection, prevention, and guidance on next steps if signs of eye disease are found
• Coverage through Alberta Health for eligible patients

How appointments work

Your family doctor will determine whether screening is appropriate. If a referral is made, Euclid Telehealth will contact you directly to schedule your appointment at our clinic.

Frequently asked questions

Is the eye disease screening covered by Alberta Health?

Eligible eye disease screening is covered by Alberta Health. Euclid Telehealth can confirm your eligibility and any costs before your appointment.

How do I get a screening appointment?

Your family doctor refers you based on clinical need; Euclid Telehealth then contacts you directly to schedule the visit, which takes place on-site at our clinic once a month.

What does the screening involve?

It's a non-invasive screening that takes about 20 minutes, aimed at early detection of eye disease before symptoms appear.

Who should consider this screening?

People with diabetes or a family history of eye disease may benefit from screening. Your doctor can assess whether a referral is appropriate.

What happens if the screening finds something?

Euclid Telehealth provides guidance on next steps, which may include further testing or a referral, depending on what's found.

Who can I contact with questions about my screening?

Euclid Telehealth's patient support team handles screening-specific questions directly — see their contact details above.