Please bring the following to every appointment: your health card any glasses that you currently use a list of your medications any details of third party coverage you may have [...]
Optometrists provide comprehensive eye examinations to determine the overall health of your eyes and the quality of your vision. They are primary eye care providers who detect, diagnose, treat, prevent [...]
Optometrists An optometrist is the primary health-care provider for vision and eye health concerns in Ontario. Optometrists have completed a Bachelor’s degree, primarily in sciences, before completing their Doctorate of [...]
OHIP covers the following eye care services for: Children 0 to 19 years old: An annual, full comprehensive eye examination plus any follow-up assessments that may be required. Seniors aged [...]
Additional comprehensive eye exams during the same year of an OHIP-covered exam. Eye examinations that are required by potential employers or other third parties. Contact lens fitting exams and progress [...]
In 2004, the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care removed OHIP coverage for regular eye examinations for adult patients between the ages of 20 to 64. Only adult patients [...]
Comprehensive eye exams with an optometrist are the only way to tell if your child's eye are developing properly. Many eye health problems can be treated if they are caught [...]
What is diabetes? Diabetes is a serious and sometimes fatal disease deriving from the body’s inability to produce or effectively use insulin, a hormone that controls the amount of blood [...]
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Phone: 519-524-7251
Fax: 519-524-4480
Email: omg@huronoc.ca
Phone: 519-482-3677
Fax: 519-482-5943
Email: omc@huronoc.ca
Phone: 226-422-2020
Fax: 226-422-3020
Email: omw@huronoc.ca
