Comprehensive eye exams
Vision, eye pressure and eye health checks, with retinal imaging and a plain-language summary of what we see.
Eye exams, glasses and contact lenses
Thorough eye exams for the whole family, and glasses that fit.
Comprehensive eye exams for adults and kids, contact lens fittings, dry eye care and a frame gallery with lenses made to your prescription. New patients welcome and direct billing to most vision plans.
Sample image- New patientsKids and adults
- Direct billingMost vision plans
- Retinal imagingOffered at every exam
- Saturdays9am to 3pm
Services
Eye care services
Comprehensive eye exams for adults and kids, contact lens fittings, dry eye care and a frame gallery with lenses made to your prescription. New patients welcome and direct billing to most vision plans.
Children's eye exams
Exams from age 3 using pictures and games, with tips for screen time and reading at school.
Contact lens fittings
Daily, monthly and toric lenses for astigmatism, with a trial pair and a follow-up check.
Dry eye care
An assessment of your tear film and eyelids, and a home-care plan for gritty, tired or watery eyes.
Glasses and frames
Several hundred frames in the gallery, single-vision and progressive lenses, and free adjustments.
Urgent eye visits
Same-day visits for red eyes, a scratch, something in the eye or sudden changes in vision.
New patients
Your first visit
Your first exam takes about 30 to 40 minutes. We ask about your health and any symptoms, check your vision and prescription, measure eye pressure, take retinal images and look at the health of each eye. Then your optometrist explains what they found and what, if anything, to do next.
Insurance and billing. We direct bill most vision and extended health plans. Children's exams may be partly covered by public health plans, so ask when you book.
What to bring
- Your current glasses and contact lenses
- Your vision or extended health plan details
- A list of medications you take
- Sunglasses, in case your eyes are dilated
Prices
Prices
Eye exams
Adult comprehensive eye examIncludes retinal imaging30 min$135
Children's eye examAges 3 to 1730 min$95
Senior eye exam65 and over30 min$120
Urgent eye visit20 min$95
Contact lenses
Contact lens fitting, sphericalIncludes trial lenses and follow-up$85
Contact lens fitting, toric or multifocal$140
Dry eye assessment40 min$110
Glasses
Single-vision lensesPer pair, with anti-glareFrom $129
Progressive lensesFrom $349
FramesFrom $99
Adjustments and nose padsFree
Many vision plans cover part of your exam and eyewear. We direct bill most plans and check your coverage before you pay.
Our team
Who you'll see
Optometrist
Family eye exams, children's vision and contact lens fittings.
Optometrist
Dry eye care and monitoring for glaucoma and diabetes-related eye changes.
Licensed optician
Helps you choose frames and lenses, takes measurements and does adjustments.
Clinic coordinator
Books your visits, checks your vision plan and handles direct billing.
Sample imageAbout us
Unhurried exams, explained as we go
Irisholm is a neighbourhood optometry clinic with two optometrists, an optician and a frame gallery under one roof. Exams are booked for a full 30 minutes, we show you your retinal images on the screen, and we tell you plainly whether anything needs watching. If you need glasses, the optician helps you choose frames that suit your prescription and your budget.
- New patients Kids and adults
- Direct billing Most vision plans
- Retinal imaging Offered at every exam
- Saturdays 9am to 3pm
Clinic
Our clinic
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Reviews
What customers say
The optometrist showed me my retinal images on the screen and explained what she was checking for. I had never had that before.
Linda M. · Adult eye exam
My son was nervous, but the picture charts made it feel like a game. His new glasses were ready in five days.
Omar K. · Children's eye exam
The optician spent twenty minutes helping me pick progressive frames that actually suit my face.
Grace T. · Progressive glasses
FAQ
Common questions
How often should I have an eye exam?
Most adults every one to two years, and children every year. Your optometrist may suggest more often if you have diabetes, glaucoma in the family or a changing prescription.
Do you bill my vision plan directly?
Yes, we direct bill most vision and extended health plans. Bring your plan details and we will check your coverage before your exam.
Will my eyes be dilated?
Sometimes. If your optometrist recommends drops, your vision may be blurry and light-sensitive for a few hours, so bring sunglasses and plan not to drive.
Can I bring in a prescription from another clinic?
Yes. Our optician can fill a current prescription from anywhere, and we can request your past records with your permission.
What if something gets in my eye?
Call us as early as you can and we will try to see you the same day. For a chemical splash, rinse with clean water for 15 minutes and go to the nearest emergency room.
How long do new glasses take?
Most single-vision glasses are ready in 5 to 7 business days. Progressive and specialty lenses take 7 to 10.
Visit
Hours and location
| Mon–Wed | 9:00am–6:00pm |
| Thu | 9:00am–8:00pm |
| Fri | 9:00am–6:00pm |
| Sat | 9:00am–3:00pm |
| Sun | Closed |
Map (sample)
Book an eye exam
Call, email or send the form and we'll get back to you, usually within one business day.
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