North Toronto Eye Care
About
Since 1994, North Toronto Eye Care has set the standard for advanced ophthalmology and eye care in the Greater Toronto Area. Led by Medical Director Dr. Theodore Rabinovitch and a team of thirteen board-certified ophthalmologists and five optometrists, the practice has performed over 50,000 cataract and vision correction surgeries — a volume that reflects both the depth of patient trust and the clinical excellence that drives it. With affiliations to North York General Hospital, Kensington Eye Institute, and TLC Laser Eye Centers, NTEC sits at the intersection of hospital-grade expertise and accessible outpatient care. The scope of services at North Toronto Eye Care is comprehensive and genuinely specialized: LASIK and PRK vision correction, precision FEMTO laser cataract surgery, refractive lens exchange, corneal cross-linking for keratoconus, pterygium surgery, glaucoma care, retinal treatment, macular degeneration management, dry eye therapy (including IPL and LipiFlow), uveitis care, oculoplastic surgery (blepharoplasty, ptosis correction, BOTOX and fillers), and complete routine eye exams. The clinic's state-of-the-art North Toronto Refractive, Cataract & Eye Cosmetic Surgery Centre enables many of these procedures to be performed in-house. North Toronto Eye Care operates from its main office at 2065 Finch Avenue West, with a satellite office in North York at 7 Elmwood Avenue and a dedicated surgical centre at 2 Champagne Drive. Across all three locations, the team delivers consistent, personalized care tailored to each patient's unique needs — from routine annual exams to the most complex surgical interventions. For Toronto patients seeking truly expert eye care, this is one of the city's premier destinations.
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Clinic Details
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
Contact Information
Phone
416-748-2020Similar Clinics Nearby

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