Our optometrists have the expertise to customize your eye examination to your visual needs: occupation, hobbies, sports, screen time & ergonomics.
You might think that you have perfect vision, but during a complete eye exam, your optometrist can fully evaluate your visual health requirements, using our questionnaire as well as various tests.- Visual Acuity and refraction (the power of your eyes), with cycloplegic drops if required
- Binocular vision (alignment, eye movement, stereoscopic vision)
- Color vision
- Ocular health, with the aid of pupil dilation if required
- Examination of intraocular pressure and visual field
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Prescriptions and recommendations
- Different types of optical correction according to visual requirements
- Contact Lenses
- Visual re-education exercises or prisms to correct double vision
- Advice for ergonomics and prevention
- Sun protection solutions, choice of tints and blue light filters
- Solutions for the control of the progression of myopia
Ocular health
- Systematic screening for retinal disease and glaucoma using Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) and retinal photography technology
- Ocular surface and eyelids: dry-eye, redness, allergies, etc. Participate in our dry-eye clinic!
- Screening for ocular diseases and conditions: cataracts, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy and macular degeneration
- Screening for systemic diseases and the possible side effects of medications prescribed for their treatment
Collaboration with local ophthalmologists, doctors and pharmacists
- Consultation reports to family physician or pediatrician
- Referral and follow-up to ophthalmology for surgery or ocular emergency
- Referral to low vision clinic
- Co-management of refractive surgery or cataracts (pre-operative evaluation and post-operative follow-ups)
- Medical conferences offered to doctors and nurses in medical clinics
- Clinical studies
Recommendations for frequency of eye examinations:
- 1st eye exam at the age of 6 months, and again at 3 years old
- Annual eye exam between the ages of 5 and 20 years
- Exam every 2 years between the ages of 20 and 60 years (annually for contact lens wearers or for those with a family history of eye disease)
- Annual eye exam after the age of 60 years
We provide direct billing to many insurance companies (examinations, glasses, contact lenses)