What to Expect
At Invision Eye Clinic, we believe a comprehensive eye exam should go beyond just checking if you need glasses. Our examinations include a thorough evaluation of your entire visual system; from your visual acuity, all the way to your retinal health. We use state of the art diagnostic equipment and extensive visual investigation to provide you with a holistic report on your eye health.
Our Examination Includes:
- Medical interview: A detailed review of your medical and ocular history as well as to identify your specific visual concerns
- Visual acuity testing: To determine the current state of your visual ability
- Refraction assessment: To determine the need for any vision correcting glasses
- Eye muscle function and coordination testing: Used to determine how well the eyes are able to work as a team
- Peripheral vision testing
- Intraocular pressure measurement: To assess for high eye pressure
- Examination of ocular structures: To ensure the health of structures such as the cornea, retina, and optic nerve
- Ocular imaging: Each eye exam includes digital retinal imaging as well as an Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) image of the eye to further evaluate the deeper layers of the retina
Consultation
Our doctors will go over the results of the eye exam, ensuring that you understand and are included in the treatment and decision process.
Why Regular Eye Exams Matter
Recommended Frequency
Adults (20-65+): A comprehensive eye exam is recommended once every year
OHIP Coverage
The Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) provides coverage yearly for individuals with an active Ontario health card who are 65 years and older or have an eligible medical condition (diabetes, retinal complications, glaucoma, etc.). For individuals without eligible medical conditions, eye exams are covered once every 18 months.
Patients between the ages of 20 and 64 with an active Ontario health card who have an eligible medical condition are covered yearly for a comprehensive eye exam.
Digital retinal imaging and OCT images are not covered by OHIP.
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