Children and teens
Clear vision matters for reading and learning. Exams are covered by OHIP for ages 19 and under, and we offer myopia management for children whose short-sightedness is progressing.
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5.0from 880+ Google reviewsUnhurried eye exams for children, adults and seniors at our Grand Park Drive clinic in Mississauga.
Who we see
An exam for every age
Adults
A full check of your prescription and eye health, with time to talk through screen use, headaches, dry eyes or anything else you’ve noticed.
Seniors
Regular exams help catch changes such as cataracts, glaucoma and macular degeneration early. Covered by OHIP for ages 65 and over.
Contact lenses
Contact lens exams and fittings, whether you’re trying contacts for the first time or renewing your prescription.
What to expect
About 30–45 minutes,
never rushed.
- A conversation about your vision, health and any concerns
- Measuring your prescription and how well each eye sees
- A check of eye muscle balance and focusing
- An eye health assessment for signs of cataract, glaucoma, diabetes-related changes and more
- Digital retinal photography or visual field testing when it’s helpful
- A clear explanation of the results, and a referral to a specialist if needed
Ontario health coverage
Is my eye exam covered by OHIP?
- 19 and under: one full eye exam every 12 months.
- 65 and over: one full eye exam every 18 months, or every 12 months with certain medical conditions.
- 20 to 64: covered with certain medical conditions, such as diabetes, glaucoma or cataracts.
Other exams are paid at the visit, and many insurance plans reimburse them. Bring your health card, and ask us if you’re unsure what’s covered.
Questions
Eye exam questions
How long does an eye exam take?
Most eye exams take about 30 to 45 minutes. Plan a little extra time if you’d like to look at frames afterwards.
Is my eye exam covered by OHIP?
OHIP covers one full eye exam every 12 months if you’re 19 or under, and every 18 months if you’re 65 or over (every 12 months with certain medical conditions). If you’re 20 to 64, OHIP covers exams for certain medical conditions such as diabetes, glaucoma or cataracts. Other exams are paid at the visit, and many insurance plans reimburse them.
What should I bring?
Your Ontario health card, the glasses you wear now, your contact lens box or prescription if you wear contacts, a list of any medications, and your insurance details if you have a plan.
When should my child have their first eye exam?
Canadian optometrists recommend a first eye exam between 6 and 9 months of age, at least one between ages 2 and 5, and then once a year through the school years. Ask us about the right timing for your child.
Do you do contact lens exams and fittings?
Yes. Choose “Contact lens exam or fitting” when you book so we set aside the right amount of time.
How do I book, change or cancel?
Pick a time online and we’ll text you to confirm. Every text includes a link to change or cancel, or you can reply to the text or text us at (365) 464-5144.
I have a sudden eye problem. What should I do?
For sudden vision loss, flashes with a curtain over your vision, a chemical splash or an eye injury, go to the nearest emergency department or call 911. For red, sore or irritated eyes, book a visit and choose “Eye problem”, or text us.
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- OHIP-covered for 19 & under and 65+