Hours: Monday to Thursday 9 to 6, Friday 9 to 4, Saturday by appointment, Sunday closed. Call (905) 433-2015 Text (647) 931-1894
From routine eye exams and preventative care to specialized treatments, our team is dedicated to providing personalized eye care for every stage of life. We're here to help you maintain healthy eyes and clear vision for years to come.
Our comprehensive eye exams assess your vision and overall eye health. Using advanced technology, we screen for conditions such as glaucoma, macular degeneration, cataracts, and dry eye disease, helping detect concerns early and monitor changes over time.
We offer a wide range of contact lenses to suit your vision needs and lifestyle. Our optometrists will help you find the right fit and guide you on proper lens wear and care. Current patients with a valid prescription can reorder their lenses online. Our contact lens options include:
Our optometrists provide personalized care for more complex vision and eye health needs. From managing eye conditions to exploring specialized treatments, we're here to help protect your vision and improve your quality of life. Our specialty services include:
OHIP covers eye exams for children and youth aged 19 and under, adults aged 65 and older, and eligible adults with certain medical conditions. Coverage varies by age and medical eligibility. Visit our Book Online page to learn more about coverage and eligibility.
Visit our Eye Exams page to learn what to expect, and find out how often you should have an exam.
Usually, yes. Most imaging and screening tests are completed during your regular eye exam, sometimes after dilating your pupils. If additional testing is needed, your optometrist may recommend a follow-up appointment.
Dilation involves eye drops that widen your pupils, allowing your optometrist to get a clearer view of the inside of your eyes. You may experience light sensitivity and blurry near vision for several hours afterward. Dilation is a routine part of our comprehensive eye exams, but if you have questions or prefer to schedule it separately, please call us at (905) 433-2015.
Yes. Regular eye exams assess your vision and overall eye health, while contact lens fittings ensure your lenses fit comfortably and safely. Both are important for healthy contact lens wear. Learn more on our Contact Lenses page.
A low vision assessment is for anyone experiencing reduced vision that cannot be fully corrected with glasses, surgery, or medication. Common causes include macular degeneration, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and retinitis pigmentosa. Learn how we can help you make the most of your remaining vision on our Low Vision page.
How to book
Most routine eye exams can be booked online. Appointments are booked through our electronic medical records program, where current patients can sign in and new patients would register once. For OHIP-funded care, specialty care, or contact lens fittings, please call us so our staff can confirm your eligibility ahead of your visit.
Hours: Monday to Thursday 9 to 6, Friday 9 to 4, Saturday by appointment, Sunday closed.
