OUR SERVICES

No one knows your eyes better than your eye doctor. We use the latest technology to diagnose, manage, and treat diseases of the eye & related health systems, whether it is for:

• Comprehensive Eye Exams

• Contact Lens Fittings & Health Assessments

• Pediatric Eye Exams

• Myopia Control Therapy

• Laser Vision Consultations & Co-management

• Cataract Evaluation

• Emergencies & Diabetic Health Exams

• Glaucoma Diagnosis & Management

• Digital Retinal Imaging and Visual Field Analysis

• OCT Imagining for comprehensive Glaucoma & Retina Analysis

• Eye Health Follow-ups, Co-management & Referrals

We look forward to welcoming you to our office. If you have specific needs, please consult with our staff before booking your appointment and we will be happy to accommodate you. 

OUR FOCUS IS YOUR HEALTH & Prevention.

We check for everything. Here are just a few things:

• Refractive Error Changes

• Eye Muscle Imbalance & Coordination

• Strabismus (Turned Eye)

• Ambylopia (Lazy Eye)

• Colour Vision & Visual Perception

• Cataracts

• Glaucoma

• Macular Degeneration

• Diabetic Eye Health

• Retinal Detachments & Visual field loss

• Dry eye, Red eye, and Itchy eyes

• Ocular side effects from medications and environmental exposures

DID YOU KNOW 80% OF LEARNING IS DONE THROUGH SIGHT?

1 IN 4 OF CHILDREN HAVE A VISION PROBLEM. 

DR. NG RECOMMENDS ADDING EYE EXAMS TO YOUR BACK-TO-SCHOOL LIST. 

What CAN I Expect?

Every eye exam is personalized and will be different for each individual. If it is your first time, you need not to worry. Eye exams are usually a fun learning experience. A full compete eye exam typically last between 20-45 minutes, but it really depends on a case by case basis. Please arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment to allow for registration and pre-testing.

What to bring?

• Insurance Information (if applicable)

• Ontario Health Card (if applicable)

• List of current medications

• Current pair of glasses (even if broken)

• Driver & Sunglasses for post-dilation

• Diabetic patients: know your A1C levels and family doctor information. A family doctor referral letter is required.

• Contact lens wearers: wear glasses or bring a case to place contacts in