Adult & Senior Eye Exams

Helping You Achieve Your Best Eyesight

At Vision Care Centre, we will assess your sight and eye coordination alongside the overall health of all parts of your visual system with a comprehensive eye exam. Our eye doctors in Scarborough are trained to ask the right questions to get the best understanding of your needs. Our goal is to determine an appropriate treatment plan that works for you.

We will work with you in a comfortable environment to keep you and your eyes healthy. If we pinpoint signs of an eye condition that is beyond our control, we will work in conjunction with an ophthalmologist to find you the treatment you need.

Seniors Eye Exams

The Vision Care Eye Exam

According to the Canadian Association of Optometrists, 75% of vision loss is considered preventable or treatable with the assistance of regular eye tests.

When you visit us for an exam, we will determine your overall eye health with the use of comprehensive testing, digital retinal imaging, and optical coherence tomography.

After your examination, our optometrists will recommend a course of treatment for your specific needs, from dry eye evaluation to specialized procedures such as refractive surgery, genetic testing, and neuro-visual training.

The Vision Care Centre team recommends that you visit us for an examination at least once a year to maximize your chances of pinpointing an eye condition or disease.

What to Expect at Your Eye Exam

During your exam, we will run a series of tests to evaluate your vision and overall ocular health.

We will examine your visual acuity with the use of a standard letter chart, called a Snellen chart. If necessary, we may use a phoropter to determine the level of prescription needed to give you clear vision.

We will assess your eye coordination, depth perception, and peripheral vision to pinpoint if you may need specialty eyeglasses or contact lenses to aid in treatment.

We will also test for colour deficiency, evaluate your binocular vision, and your overall ocular health with the assistance of digital retinal images and optical coherence tomography.

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