Dr. Indira Geer has been in the practice of optometry since 1998 after receiving her Doctorate in Optometry from the School of Optometry, University of Waterloo. Dr. Geer presently practices primary care optometry and is able to consult on refractive surgery, contact lens fittings and pediatric vision.
She completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Toronto, obtaining a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. At the Hospital for Sick Children she specialized in Orthoptics with emphasis on binocular vision in children and adults.
She completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Toronto, obtaining a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. At the Hospital for Sick Children she specialized in Orthoptics with emphasis on binocular vision in children and adults.
Services
Children and youth 19 years and younger with a valid OHIP card are eligible for a full eye exam once every year. First eye exam is usually at 6 mos done by the pediatrician or the optometrist. Next followup is between 2.5 and 3.5 years and annually after that. Adults between the ages of 20 and 64 are recommended to get their eyes examined once every 2 years.
After reviewing the curvature of your cornea, and assessing your ocular health, our optometrists will determine whether or not you are a good candidate for contact lenses. If you are, the next step is to choose a type of contact lens that is most suitable to your eyes. Our clinic primarily deals with soft contact lenses, although some cases will require patients to wear rigid/hard lenses.
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Tae Eng
Jul 07, 2018
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Went to reception and told the girls there that I have a sharp pain in my left eye and I am have trouble seeing. Reception tells me all appointments are booked. She told me to book an appointment for tomorrow. I tried to explained to her I am an existing patient and I had this before. Reception kept telling me appointment is full. So I went to hospital emergency room instead.
Zar Bar
Oct 03, 2017
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