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Comprehensive Eye Exams
Our annual eye exam is a comprehensive ocular health and visual assessment.
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Our goal is to optimize your visual performance through early diagnosis, vision preservation, individualized treatment plans including prescriptions for eyeglasses, contact lenses, vision therapy or medication as required. Included is your eyeglass prescription and contact lens prescription (follow-up may be required).
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Contact Lens Fitting & Assessment
At Vision Optical & Boutique, we recognize that choosing the right contact lenses is a crucial decision for your eye health and vision correction. That's why we're pleased to have Sarah, our specialized optician, to assist you in this important process.
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Why Contact Lens Fitting Matters
It’s essential that your contact lenses match the specific vision correction you need. Working closely with an optician like Sarah ensures that you select the right type of lens for your eyes and that they fit properly. A proper fit is vital for comfort, effectiveness, and maintaining healthy eyes.
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Convenient and Healthy Options
There are many convenient and healthy contact lens options available today, and new technologies are continually emerging. Whether you’re interested in:
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Monthly lenses
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Daily disposables
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Extended wear lenses that can be slept in
Sarah will help you navigate the latest options tailored to your lifestyle and visual needs.
Schedule Your Consultation Today!
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Discover the freedom and clarity that come with the right contact lenses. Schedule your appointment today to work with Sarah and take the first step toward enhanced vision!
Additional Information
OHIP Eligibility
OHIP Eligibilityis defined by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care. Patients aged 20 to 64 years who have any of the following medical conditions can go to their optometrist or physician and receive an OHIP insured eye examination once every 12 months : diabetes mellitus, glaucoma, cataract, retinal disease, amblyopia, visual field defects, corneal disease, strabismus, recurrent uveitis or optic pathway disease.
Additional Follow Up
Additional follow-up and partial eye exams may be required for eye glasses and contact lens prescription
OHIP Covered Conditions
In Ontario, OHIP will cover the cost of an examination once every year for patients up to 19 years of age or over 65 years of age. In addition, OHIP will cover the cost of an annual examinations for patients with certain medical conditions such as diabetes and glaucoma. Full details about OHIP eyecare coverage including a list of eligible medical conditions are available from the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care website.
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Patients aged 20 to 64 years who have any of the following medical conditions can go to their optometrist or physician and receive an OHIP insured eye examination once every 12 months : diabetes mellitus, glaucoma, cataract, retinal disease, amblyopia, visual field defects, corneal disease, strabismus, recurrent uveitis or optic pathway disease.
Not Covered by OHIP
Routine eye examinations provided by either an optometrist, ophthalmologist or physician, for patients aged 20 to 64, are not covered by OHIP. These individuals are responsible for payment for these examinations or have the cost covered by private insurance.