Junction Optometrists
About
Junction Optometrists is a patient-first eye care clinic nestled in the heart of Toronto's vibrant Junction neighbourhood at 2913 Dundas Street West. Led by Dr. Angela De Berardis and Dr. Kovid Sharma, the clinic provides comprehensive eye care services for patients of all ages — from infants and young children through to seniors. The practice goes well beyond routine eye exams, offering specialized services in myopia management (including MiSight contact lenses and ortho-k lenses for children), dry eye treatment, emergency eye care, colour vision assessment, and the diagnosis and management of chronic eye conditions such as glaucoma, macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy. With Monday hours extended to 7:30 PM and Saturday morning availability, the clinic accommodates the schedules of working families across west Toronto. Junction Optometrists is equipped with advanced diagnostic technology and offers a curated selection of eyeglasses, sunglasses, and contact lenses to suit every style and prescription need. The clinic is fully wheelchair accessible, with street parking directly in front, nearby Green P lots, and easy TTC access — the 505 Dundas streetcar stops steps from the door, and Dundas West subway station is a short ride away. Whether you're a new resident of the Junction looking for a neighbourhood eye doctor, or a long-time patient seeking advanced ocular care, Junction Optometrists delivers a personalized and professional experience in one of Toronto's most walkable and dynamic west-end communities.
Services & Specialties
Hours of Operation
Clinic Details
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
Parking
Street parking in front of clinic; Green P parking lots within short walking distance
Transit
505 Dundas streetcar stops steps from the clinic; Dundas West subway station (Bloor-Danforth line) nearby, then TTC 40 bus
Contact Information
Phone
437-529-5317Similar Clinics Nearby

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