Alliston, ON
(705) 435-2020
Accepting
New Patients Today!
At this time, under the advice of the College of Optometrists of Ontario, our practice will be closed indefinitely as a precaution to help protect our patients, team members and the community against the spread of COVID-19.
Appointments that were scheduled prior to the close will be canceled. If we haven’t already reached out, we will be in contact shortly to reschedule your eye appointment.
Ordering Contact Lenses OR Eyewear
We have a voice message system in place for picking up eyewear, re-ordering contact lenses or eye drops for patients that have broken or lost their glasses. Please call 705-435-2020 and follow the instructions to leave a detailed message with your name, contact info, and a brief description of your problem. Rest assured we will get back to everyone no later than the next business day.
Ocular emergencies:
Our team has a voice message system in place and will be checking our email daily to address and triage ocular emergencies. Please email us at [email protected] or call 705-435-2020 and leave us a detailed message with your name, contact info, and a brief description of your problem. Rest assured we will get back to everyone no later than the next business day. Please do not leave a message if you do not have an urgent problem
We thank you in advance for your cooperation and understanding and we look forward to welcoming our patients back to the clinic in the near future.
We are already missing you!
Stay healthy!
Inside our walls you will find an inviting atmosphere, where the focus is on preventative eye care and a memorable patient experience. From our vintage eyewear museum to our friendly and inviting team, we know that you’ll love what you see when you visit our clinic.
We believe in the continuous evolution of Optometry as both a profession and methodology. To this end, we have made significant investments in modern testing and diagnostic equipment, imaging techniques, and continuous training and education. Our eye exams utilize state of the art testing procedures and equipment to shorten exam times and improve exam accuracy. More than ever before, we are able to detect and monitor eye diseases (such as Glaucoma, Age-Related Macular Degeneration or Cataracts) earlier and with greater detail.
Check out our newest diagnostic equipment here!
Our Optometrists, Dr. Amarnath and Dr. Peacock, actively participate in local causes and events. You may see us speaking to kids at school, helping raise money for a local charity, or participating in national eye health initiatives. This past year we raised $500 to support Stevenson Memorial Hospital. We have a lot of fun raising money for very good causes!
You may also have seen our articles in the Alliston Herald, called the Eye Opener, where we talk about eye health issues and information about everything from Dry Eye to Computer Vision Syndrome.
NTOC In Support
Our clinic is completely wheelchair accessible and has been recently renovated to update our exam and testing rooms. You’ll also find our eyewear boutique showing off many of the latest styles of frames and sunglasses from trendy new brands, as well as your old favourites from brands you already love.
Thanks to our on-site lab, we are able to significantly reduce the lead time between when you receive your prescription and when your new set of glasses or sunglasses are ready. Using our Optics Lab, we are better able to monitor quality of the lenses and frames that we offer our patients and clients.
At NTOC we have the most advanced imaging equipment, and our newest addition the Zeiss Clarus 500 Widefield Fundus Camera is changing the game! This camera takes 210-degree panoramic photos which allows our doctors to see down to 7 microns and captures retinal changes at the earliest stage. It is a very useful tool for early diagnosis and management of eye diseases including AMD, diabetic eye disease, and glaucoma.
We are located in the heart of Alliston.
Found on the corner of Church St N and Victoria St E, our clinic is easy to find. If you are unfamiliar with the area, we are across the street from the Alliston Library, and just east of the Bank of Montreal.
Free parking is available behind the Dollar Store as well as the Town Square.
