Family Optometrists in Ontario, Accepting New Patients

Many workplace benefit plans include coverage for eye exams, glasses and contact lenses. Check your plan for your coverage amount and how often you can use it.

Your Ontario health card
Your current glasses and contact lenses, if you wear them
Your workplace benefits or insurance details
A list of any medications you take

Our optometrist at LMC Optometry can diagnose and manage conditions like glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and digital eye strain.

It’s recommended to have an eye exam in an eye clinic at least once every two years, or annually if you have existing eye conditions or risk factors.

For minor vision issues like 20/40 acuity, contacts are usually an effective choice for correction. Different lenses are available at LMC Optometry for different refractive errors.

Annual eye exams are completely covered by OHIP for children (19 and under) and seniors (65 and older). However, adults aged 20-64 must pay for routine eye exams themselves or use private insurance, as these exams are not covered by OHIP.

You can book an appointment online through the LMC Optometry website or by calling the specific location nearest to you.