Ophthalmology

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College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO) approved pain physicians provide a non-surgical approach to treating chronic non-cancer pain conditions. Their clinic holds an Out of Hospital Level 2 privilege and is dedicated to offering state of the art pain management services.

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They specialize in the full spectrum of Surgical and Non-surgical procedures of the eye, from front to back, across all ages.  Their champion procedures include UltraView ReLACS™ (refractive laser-assisted cataract surgery), UltraView LASIK™ (laser vision correction), UltraView Crosslinking™ (corneal strengthening procedure), and UltraView DEL™ (dry eye laser).  Their procedures also span all specialties of ophthalmology including retina, glaucoma, and pediatrics.

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They care for patients with the most complex conditions from across the province. With more than 85,000 patient visits across five clinics, they are one of the largest, busiest, and most comprehensive clinical programs in North America.

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They are a group of ophthalmologists located in central Toronto. Their ophthalmologists are committed to providing patients with uncompromising, comprehensive, and compassionate care using the latest diagnostic and therapeutic technologies in various sub-specialties of ophthalmology.

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They provide comprehensive eye care and offer medical, laser, and surgical therapies for eye disease. Their surgeons have expertise in the cornea, cataract, glaucoma, and retinal surgery. They offer extensive diagnostic testing including visual fields, fluorescein angiography, Heidelberg retinal tomography, ocular coherence tomography, A and B-scan ultrasound, and IOL master measurements.

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The Eye Clinic at St. Michael’s Hospital cares for adult patients, ages 18 years and older, with a broad range of eye conditions. Appointments are scheduled by referral only. Appointments in the Eye Clinic typically the last one to two hours; however, the clinic deals with many emergencies and waits may at times be up to two to four hours. The Eye Clinic does not offer walk-in services. They are an emergency eye clinic that provides care for urgent conditions. Long term follow-up and care is not provided in the Eye Clinic. Once an eye condition is stabilized, patients are referred to community eye care providers for more long term follow-up.

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The Department of Ophthalmology at St. Joe’s provides services for approximately 4,000 patient visits annually through the fully staffed on-site Eye Clinic. The clinic is equipped with laser therapeutic technology as well as a minor operatory for oculoplastic surgical cases. The department performs approximately 1,500 cataract surgeries per year as well as strabismus and glaucoma cases. The members include comprehensive general ophthalmologists and specialists in pediatrics, glaucoma, retina, and uveitis.

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Their doctors will diagnose, treat, and monitor patient progress, supported by leading-edge diagnostic instruments and lasers, most available on site.

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Their ophthalmologists perform cataract surgery in two dedicated eye surgery operating rooms at the hospital’s Branson Ambulatory Care Centre (555 Finch Ave. W.).

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The Cataract High Volume Centre at North York General Hospital’s Branson Ambulatory Care Centre is one of the largest regional centres for cataract surgery in Ontario. Through an innovative partnership between North York General Hospital, Markham Stouffville Hospital and Humber River Hospital, the centre is designed to reduce wait times and improve outcomes for patients. This collaboration has standardized procedures and processes, such as the types of surgical equipment and medication used to improve safety and wait times.