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Oshawa optometrists that see you

At Oshawa Optometry, we're proud to provide comprehensive, personalized eye care to patients from across Oshawa, Durham Region, and beyond. Our friendly, experienced team takes the time to understand your needs, thoroughly assess your eye health, and answer your questions so you feel confident in your care.

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Since 2002Serving Oshawa and surrounding areas

The clinic entrance at 245 King Street West, Oshawa, with the Optometrists sign above the door

245 King Street West, Oshawa

Hours: Monday to Thursday 9 to 6, Friday 9 to 4, Saturday by appointment, Sunday closed. Call (905) 433-2015 Text (647) 931-1894

What we do

  • An older patient at the Optomap retinal camera, with the optometrist beside him holding the control

    Eye exams

    Comprehensive eye exams to assess your vision and overall eye health. Our optometrists use advanced diagnostic technology to detect, manage, and monitor eye conditions.

    Eye exams
  • A young woman in profile holds a soft contact lens on her fingertip, about to place it on her eye

    Contact lenses

    Personalized contact lens fittings to suit your vision, comfort, and lifestyle. Existing patients with a valid prescription can conveniently reorder lenses online.

    Contact lenses
  • A patient with her chin resting in the visual field machine during a test

    Specialty eye care

    Specialized care for conditions such as dry eye disease, glaucoma, and low vision. Our goal is to protect your eye health, preserve your vision, and improve your quality of life.

    Specialty eye care

When to have an eye exam

We recommend an eye exam every 1 to 2 years for healthy adults, even if your vision seems fine. You may need an exam sooner if you experience:

  • Difficulty reading or focusing up close
  • Tired, dry, or strained eyes after screen use
  • Glare or halos while driving at night
  • Family history of glaucoma or macular degeneration
  • Discomfort or vision changes with contact lenses

Regular eye exams help detect problems early and keep your eyes healthy. Any of these changes is a good reason to schedule an eye exam. However, some symptoms require immediate attention.

Eye emergencies

  • Sudden vision loss
  • New flashes of light or sudden floaters
  • Eye injuries or trauma
  • Chemical exposure to the eye

If you experience an eye emergency, call us immediately at (905) 433-2015 during office hours. After hours, seek care at your nearest emergency department. For a serious or life-threatening emergency, call 911.

If a chemical enters your eye, begin flushing it immediately with clean, lukewarm water for at least 20 minutes while arranging emergency care.

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What patients say

OHIP and insurance

OHIP coverage

OHIP covers eligible eye exams for children and youth aged 19 and under, seniors aged 65 and older, and adults aged 20 to 64 with certain medical conditions. Coverage and exam frequency vary. Learn more about eligibility on our Book Online page.

Private insurance

Many workplace and private insurance plans provide coverage for eye exams, glasses, and contact lenses. We recommend checking your benefits with your insurance provider before your appointment. For eligible plans, we offer direct billing for your convenience.

Insurance plans we bill directly

We offer direct billing to participating insurance providers, making your visit easier. You'll only need to pay any amount not covered by your plan.

  • Green Shield Canada
  • Manulife
  • Canada Life
  • Blue Cross
  • Desjardins
  • Equitable Life
  • Empire Life
  • GroupHealth
  • Manion
  • Maximum Benefit
  • Simply Benefits

Additional coverage programs

We participate in several additional eye care coverage programs. Please call our office at (905) 433-2015 to speak with our team and confirm your eligibility before booking.

  • ODSP
  • Ontario Works
  • NIHB
  • WSIB
  • IFHP (Interim Federal Health Program)

Common questions

Do I need a referral to see an optometrist?

No referral is needed. You can book an eye exam directly with our office. If you're eligible for OHIP coverage, simply bring your valid health card. Call us at (905) 433-2015 to schedule your appointment.

What is the difference between an optometrist, optician, and ophthalmologist?

An optometrist examines your eyes, prescribes glasses and contact lenses, and diagnoses and manages eye conditions. An optician fits and dispenses eyewear, while an ophthalmologist is a medical doctor specializing in eye diseases and surgery.

At our clinic, every eye exam is performed by one of our optometrists. Learn more on our Eye Exams page.

Which optometrist will I see?

Your eye exam will be with one of our experienced optometrists. Get to know our doctors and their backgrounds on our About Us page.

Are you accepting new patients?

Yes! We are always happy to welcome new patients. You can book online or call us at (905) 433-2015 to schedule your first visit. Visit our New Patients page to learn what to bring and what to expect.

Can I book online?

Yes. Most routine eye exams can be booked through our online patient portal. If you have OHIP coverage or a specific eye concern, please call us at (905) 433-2015 so we can assist you. Visit our Book Online page to get started.

Book your next eye exam

Booking your routine eye exam is quick and easy with our online booking system. If you're eligible for OHIP coverage or have specific eye health concerns, please call us at (905) 433-2015. Our team will be happy to assist you and ensure you receive the care you need.

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