We will be following strict guidelines set out by both the College of Optometrists of Ontario and the Ministry of Health. We will be limited as to how many people can be seen in the day. Those with greater needs will be seen first. Our patients will notice that in-person care is different than it used to be but can be certain that our optometrists are working to ensure they are providing the safest care possible.
What has changed? A mask (covering nose and mouth) is required to be worn during the entire time you are in the building (unfortunately at this time we cannot see you if you cannot wear a mask). Our optometrists and staff that you interact with will be wearing personal protective equipment. We ask everyone to maintain physical distancing (greater than 2 metre) when able (exception given while being examined or fit with glasses).
What has changed? A mask (covering nose and mouth) is required to be worn during the entire time you are in the building (unfortunately at this time we cannot see you if you cannot wear a mask). Our optometrists and staff that you interact with will be wearing personal protective equipment. We ask everyone to maintain physical distancing (greater than 2 metre) when able (exception given while being examined or fit with glasses).
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Meet Our Team
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Dr. Rachel Irwin graduated from the New England College of Optometry (Boston, MA) in 2009. Growing up in Sydenham, Ontario, Rachel was happy to return close to home to practice. She is a member of the Canadian Association of Optometrists and the Ontario Association of Optometrists. Rachel enjoys all aspects of optometry but particularly loves seeing families with children.
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Vision therapy focuses on developing, improving, and enhancing an individual's visual performance. It is an individualized treatment program that utilizes advanced techniques and procedures based on the latest neuroscience. Vision therapy can successfully treat a number of visual deficits that affect all areas of life, such as learning, sports, and job performance.
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We are part of a national children's vision program called Eye See. Eye Learn(R). As Napanee's only provider of this program, we are able to provide ONE pair of complimentary glasses to any child in Junior Kindergarten that requires them.
Eye Learn(R) is a not-for-profit program designed to detect, diagnose and treat children with vision problems when they begin Junior Kindergarten, Children who cannot see the board, focus on a picture or follow words in a book may struggle to achieve their full learning potential.
Eye Learn(R) is a not-for-profit program designed to detect, diagnose and treat children with vision problems when they begin Junior Kindergarten, Children who cannot see the board, focus on a picture or follow words in a book may struggle to achieve their full learning potential.
Our Optical
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Here at Napanee Family Eyecare, we are committed to providing excellent service. We offer a large selection of the highest quality frames and use the latest in ophthalmic lenses. You can trust that you will be fit properly with glasses that not only look great, but allow you to see clearly and comfortably.
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If you are 65 years and older or 19 years and younger you are covered by OHIP for a routine eye exam once every 12 months plus any follow-up assessments that may be required. If you are 20 to 64 years old, your eye exam is NOT covered by OHIP unless you have a specific medical condition that affects the eye.
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