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Meet Our Optometrists in Kelowna, BC
At A B See Optometry and Vision Therapy, Dr. Sophia Capo, O.D., FAAO, and Dr. Carol Main, O.D., FAAO, care for children and adults in Kelowna. Our optometrists take the time to understand how you use your vision, whether you are booking a routine eye exam or have concerns about how your eyes work together.
Our team also provides pediatric eye care, vision therapy, and care for vision changes after a concussion. You can find us in Kelowna’s Lower Mission neighbourhood.
Our Eye Doctors in Kelowna
A Team You Can See Yourself Trusting
Owner and Clinic Director
Dr. Sophia Capo is passionate about optimizing visual function and helping patients see and perform at their best. She is a residency-trained optometrist, having completed an additional year of specialized training in pediatrics and vision rehabilitation. Dr. Capo earned her Doctor of Optometry degree from the University of Waterloo and...
Owner and Clinic Director
Dr. Carol Main is originally from rural Wisconsin. She and her family moved to the Okanagan in 2022 for the area’s amazing outdoor recreation. She received her undergraduate degree at the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse where she graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and earned several...
Associate Optometrist
How Our Optometric Team Can Help
Our optometrists care for patients of all ages, from children having their first eye exam to adults noticing changes in their vision. We’ll help you understand what kind of assessment fits your concerns:
Eye Exams for Adults
During your next comprehensive eye exam, our optometrists assess your prescription, eye health, and how your eyes work together. If long hours at a screen leave your eyes feeling strained, tell us what you have noticed during your adult eye exam.
Eye Exams for Children
Children may not know how to describe a vision problem. Our children’s eye exams check how a child sees, focuses, and uses their eyes together. Our team can adapt the pace and approach for children who need extra time or support.
Care for More Complex Vision Concerns
Reading difficulties, double vision, or vision changes after a concussion may call for a closer look at how the eyes focus, track, and work together. Our team can assess these concerns and discuss whether care such as vision therapy or concussion vision rehabilitation fits what we find.
Get Advanced Care from Your Eye Care Team in Kelowna, BC
Whether you are booking an eye exam for your child, checking a change in your own vision, or seeking help after a concussion, our team will listen and help you choose the right appointment.
Kelowna Eye Care FAQs
How do I choose an optometrist in Kelowna?
Look for an optometric team whose training and approach match your care needs. At A B See Optometry and Vision Therapy our eye doctors take time to assess both your vision and how your eyes focus, track, and work together. This can be especially helpful when symptoms go beyond a straightforward prescription change.
Do I need a referral to see an optometrist in Kelowna?
No. You can contact A B See Optometry and Vision Therapy directly to arrange an appointment with our eye doctor. If another healthcare provider recommended an assessment, bring any relevant information so our team can better understand your concerns.
Who should I contact about vision changes after a concussion?
Call our team at 236-420-7222 and describe what has changed. We can help you arrange an appropriate assessment for symptoms such as trouble focusing, eye strain, or double vision after a concussion.
What should I bring to my first optometry appointment?
Bring your current glasses or contact lenses, a list of medications, and any relevant medical or vision records you have available. It also helps to tell our eye doctor about any symptoms you have noticed and when they occur, such as during reading, screen use, driving, schoolwork, or other daily activities.
Can I see the same optometrist for ongoing eye care?
Our team provides ongoing eye care for children and adults so that patients can return for routine exams, follow-up assessments, and monitoring as their visual needs change. Continuity also lets our eye doctors compare findings over time and recommend further assessment when needed.
