Welcome to Oakvision
At Oakvision, we believe eye care should be personal, accessible, and designed around your life. Our dedicated team combines advanced technology with genuine connection to provide exceptional vision care to the Oakville community.
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We offer direct billing to most insurance providers for your convenience, and we're proud to serve patients covered under OHIP — including children, seniors, and those with qualifying medical conditions.
Not sure about your coverage? We're here to help you understand your options and make quality eye care accessible. Learn more in our Frequently Asked Questions below.
Bilingual Service
Expert Team
Stylish Eyewear
Fitting Lenses
Advanced Technology
Comprehensive Care
Same Day Service
Location & Hours
Oakvision
1500 Upper Middle Rd W, Unit 9, Oakville, ON L6M 3G3
Hours of Operation
Monday
3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Tuesday
11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday
11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Thursday
11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday
11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Saturday
11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Sunday
Closed
Our Services
Comprehensive Eye Exams
Complete vision assessment
Digital retinal imaging
Glaucoma testing
Pediatric exams
Contact lens fittings
Eyewear Selection
Prescription eyeglasses & sunglasses
Designer & affordable frames
Brand Name Sunglasses
Contact lenses (all types)
Specialized lenses
Same-day service available
Eye Health Management
Eye Health Management
OHIP Coverage
Eye infections
Age-related changes
Diabetic eye care
Pre/post-surgical care
Frequently Asked Questions
Early Disease Detection During your comprehensive eye examination, we screen for common eye diseases and conditions including: Eye Diseases: Glaucoma (increased eye pressure and optic nerve damage) Cataracts (clouding of the lens) Age-related macular degeneration (central vision loss) Diabetic retinopathy (diabetes-related eye damage) Dry eye syndrome Corneal conditions and infections Retinal problems Systemic Health Indicators: Your eyes can reveal early signs of broader health issues. During your exam, we may detect indicators of: Diabetes High blood pressure High cholesterol Thyroid disorders Autoimmune conditions If we detect signs of these conditions, we'll provide appropriate referrals to ensure you receive comprehensive care from the right specialists.
Do you accept OHIP? What does OHIP cover for eye exams? Yes! We accept OHIP and are happy to direct bill for eligible patients. OHIP (Ontario Health Insurance Plan) covers comprehensive eye examinations for specific groups of Ontario residents. Who is covered under OHIP: Children & Teens (19 and under): 1 comprehensive eye exam per year, fully covered Additional minor assessments for specific eye issues (infections, injuries, etc.) No out-of-pocket cost with valid Ontario health card Seniors (65 and older): WITH qualifying eye conditions: 1 exam every 12 months + 2 follow-up assessments WITHOUT qualifying conditions: 1 exam every 18 months + 2 follow-up assessments Qualifying conditions include diabetes, glaucoma, cataracts (affecting vision), and others Adults (20-64 years): OHIP covers eye exams for adults with diagnosed medical conditions that affect eye health, including: Diabetes (with confirmation from physician or medication list) Glaucoma (requiring treatment) Cataracts (visual acuity of 20/40 or worse) Retinal diseases (active or progressive conditions) Corneal diseases (active or progressive) Optic nerve pathway diseases Uveitis (when active) Certain medications requiring eye monitoring (Plaquenil, Hydroxychloroquine, Tamoxifen, Ethambutol) Eligible adults receive 1 comprehensive exam per year + 2 follow-up minor assessments. What you need to bring: Valid Ontario health card List of current medications (if applicable) Letter from physician confirming diagnosis (if applicable) What if I'm not covered by OHIP? Don't worry! Most Ontarians aged 20-64 without qualifying conditions will need to pay for routine eye exams, but we offer several options: Private Insurance: We direct bill to most major insurance providers including workplace benefits plans Flexible Payment Options: We work with you to make eye care affordable Tax Deductions: Eye exams and prescription eyewear qualify as medical expenses on your tax return Transparent Pricing: We provide clear pricing upfront with no surprises Questions about your coverage? Call us at (905) 333-9494 and our friendly team will help you understand your coverage options and answer any questions before your appointment. We're committed to making quality eye care accessible to everyone in the Burlington community.
What is direct billing and how does it work? Direct billing means we submit your insurance claim directly to your insurance provider on your behalf — no paperwork or upfront payment required for covered services. How it works: Bring your insurance card to your appointment We verify your coverage before your exam We perform your eye exam and any covered services We submit the claim directly to your insurance You only pay for any amount not covered by your plan We direct bill to most major insurance providers including: Sun Life Financial Manulife Canada Life Great-West Life Blue Cross Green Shield Canada Chambers of Commerce Group Insurance And many more workplace benefit plans What if my insurance doesn't cover the full cost? We'll let you know before your exam exactly what's covered and what (if anything) you'll need to pay. Most workplace insurance plans cover $80-$150 per eye exam, and we'll work with you on any balance. Not sure if we direct bill to your provider? Call us at (905) 333-9494 and we'll check for you!
How long does an eye exam take? A comprehensive eye exam typically takes 30 minutes, depending on the tests required. Additional time may be needed for contact lens fittings or specialized testing. If doctor found you need to be refer to an specialist we will take of it.
Can children have eye exams? Absolutely! We offer comprehensive pediatric eye exams for children of all ages. Early detection of vision problems is crucial for your child's development and learning.
What is digital eye strain? Digital eye strain occurs from prolonged use of computers, phones, and tablets. Symptoms include headaches, dry eyes, blurred vision, and neck pain. We offer solutions including specialized lenses and eye care tips.
Do you sell contact lenses? Yes, we offer a full range of contact lenses including daily, weekly, and monthly disposables, as well as specialty lenses for astigmatism, multifocal needs, RGP, *Esclerales and more.
How often should I have an eye exam? Adults should have a comprehensive eye exam every 1-2 years, depending on age, risk factors, and whether you wear corrective lenses. Children should have their first exam at 6 months, then at age 3, before starting school, and every year.
What should I bring to my appointment? Please bring your health card, any current eyeglasses or contact lenses, a list of medications you're taking, your vision insurance card if applicable, and any previous eye exam records.
