Ontario Association of Optometrists

Ontario Association of Optometrists The Ontario Association of Optometrists (OAO) is the leading professional organization representing Optometrists in Ontario.

The Ontario Association of Optometrists (OAO) are dedicated to helping our members provide the highest standard of eye health and vision care for Ontarians while driving the profession of optometry forward at the government, regulatory and public levels. We work to increase awareness and understanding of the role that optometrists play in ensuring the health of patients.

03/19/2026

A lot can change with your eyes over time.

Dr. Nensi talks about how women’s eye health is affected at different stages of life, and why it’s easy to overlook until it starts impacting your day-to-day activities.

Watch the full episode to learn more. 👉 https://na3.hubs.ly/y0nv750

03/18/2026

Your eyes can offer important clues about your overall health.

Optometrists look beyond eyesight to assess eye health and visual function.

Find out what an eye exam can reveal at https://na3.hubs.ly/y0ngc60.

Multiple sclerosis can affect more than mobility or energy. Because vision relies on the brain and optic nerve working t...
03/16/2026

Multiple sclerosis can affect more than mobility or energy.

Because vision relies on the brain and optic nerve working together, MS can change how someone sees and navigates daily life. Regular eye exams help identify changes early and support visual comfort and function.

Learn how optometrists support vision health during MS Awareness Month 👉 https://na3.hubs.ly/y0n1xp0

Multiple sclerosis can affect how vision is processed. Learn how optometrists help identify and manage vision changes linked to MS.

Eye strain at work isn't just about screens.It can be dry eye, an outdated prescription, or focusing fatigue. An optomet...
03/12/2026

Eye strain at work isn't just about screens.

It can be dry eye, an outdated prescription, or focusing fatigue. An optometrist can identify the cause and recommend solutions that fit your workday.

Book an eye exam at https://na3.hubs.ly/y0n36m0.

03/11/2026

Different eye conditions can affect vision in different ways, and the signs are not always easy to recognize.

Understanding these changes is the first step toward protecting your eye health.

Regular comprehensive eye exams can detect many eye conditions early, often before noticeable symptoms appear.

03/10/2026

March Break is a simple time to prioritize your child’s vision.

With OHIP coverage for kids, booking an eye exam is easy. Schedule a visit this week, and if you need an optometrist, head to https://na3.hubs.ly/y0n1tm0.

03/08/2026

Happy International Women’s Day! We celebrate the women in optometry whose dedication, knowledge, and leadership make a difference for patients and communities every day.

Workplace eye safety is about more than preventing sudden injuries.Everyday tasks, from screen use to working with tools...
03/04/2026

Workplace eye safety is about more than preventing sudden injuries.

Everyday tasks, from screen use to working with tools, can affect vision over time. Regular eye exams support comfort, safety, and clear vision at work.

Read our latest blog to learn more 👉 https://na3.hubs.ly/y0m2VG0

Learn how workplace hazards affect eye health and how Ontario optometrists support eye safety, comfort, and clear vision at work.

If an eye injury happens or if prescription safety glasses are needed, an optometrist should assess it as soon as possib...
03/03/2026

If an eye injury happens or if prescription safety glasses are needed, an optometrist should assess it as soon as possible. Early care protects long-term vision.
Most are preventable.

Flying debris, dust, and sparks can cause serious damage in seconds. Proper safety eyewear and early eye care make the difference.

If an eye injury happens, or if prescription safety glasses are needed, an optometrist should assess it as soon as possible. Early care protects long-term vision.

Low vision care goes beyond magnifiers and large print. Learn why low vision care matters and what it involves in our la...
02/25/2026

Low vision care goes beyond magnifiers and large print.

Learn why low vision care matters and what it involves in our latest blog 👉 https://na3.hubs.ly/y0hdpz0

Low vision care goes beyond magnifiers. Discover how optometrists provide personalized care that supports independence and quality of life.

02/23/2026

Low vision care isn’t about “doing nothing.”

From lighting and contrast to magnification and technology, practical tools can restore confidence and independence.

Ask your optometrist about the support available.
 

Seeing clearly is about more than making things bigger. Optometrists assess your vision, daily needs, and eye health to ...
02/19/2026

Seeing clearly is about more than making things bigger. Optometrists assess your vision, daily needs, and eye health to recommend solutions designed specifically for you.

Find an optometrist at https://na3.hubs.ly/y0k6590

Find qualified optometrists offering expert vision care in your area. Connect with a trusted eye doctor today.

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20 Adelaide Street E
Toronto, ON
M5C2T6

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+19058263522

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The Ontario Association of Optometrists (OAO) is the leading professional organization representing over 1,600 optometrists in Ontario for over 100 years. We are dedicated to helping our members provide the highest standard of eye health and vision care for Ontarians while driving the profession of optometry forward.