Eye Care in London, Ontario
ClinicFinder lists 22 eye care listings in London. Of these, 3 say they are accepting new patients, 4 offer same-day appointments, 4 are open until 8 PM or later and 14 are open on weekends. Top rated, weighing the rating against the number of reviews: West 5 Optometry - Your London Optometrist (5.0/5 from 390 Google reviews).
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Bailey Nelson Optometrist - Masonville Place
1680 Richmond Street, Masonville
Same-day appointments
Latest listing check September 2026
Need care after hours, or direct billing?
Eye Care in London that list evening and weekend hours, or say they bill insurers directly.
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About eye care clinics in London
ClinicFinder lists 22 eye care clinics in London. 14 list Saturday hours and 4 are open on Sundays. The average patient rating is 4.7 out of 5, and 18 eye care listings are rated 4.5 or higher.
Call ahead if you are unsure about hours, and ask about fees and insurance before your visit.
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Neighbourhoods and cities around London.
All 22 eye care clinics in London, A to Z
- Bailey Nelson Optometrist - Masonville Place1680 Richmond Street
- Byron Optometry1255 Commissioners Road West
- Central Optometry148 York Street
- Cherry Hill Optical301 Oxford Street West
- Dr. Cendrowski1105 Wellington Road
- Dr. Dar Lenarcik & Associates1225 Wonderland Road North
- East London Optometry999 Hamilton Road
- EINSTEINS OPTICAL1225 Wonderland Road North
- Eyes on Richmond - London613 Richmond St
- Forest City Optometry1135 Adelaide St N
- Highbury Huron Optometry1288 Highbury Avenue North
- London Eyecare458 Queens Ave
- Mao Eye Care268 Grosvenor Street
- Old North Optometry783 Richmond Street
- Old South Optometry - Optometrist in London393 Wharncliffe Road South
- Optometrists on Colborne600 Colborne Street
- Specsavers Masonville Place1680 Richmond St U008C
- Victoria Park Optometry640 Wellington St
- West 5 Optometry - Your London Optometrist1295 Riverbend Road
- West London Optometry3010 Colonel Talbot Road
- Westmount Optometrists585 Springbank Drive
- White Oaks Optometry | Optometrists London Ontario1750 Ernest Avenue
Questions about eye care clinics in London
Answers from the listings above and Ontario's health plan.
How do I know if an eye care clinic in London is accepting new patients?
Call ahead and ask whether they are taking new patients. The listings above show each eye care listing's phone number and today's hours, so you can check before making the trip.
Which eye care clinic in London has the highest rating?
Among eye care clinics in London with at least 10 Google reviews, West 5 Optometry - Your London Optometrist has the highest rating: 5/5 from 390 Google reviews.
Are there eye care clinics open on weekends in London?
Yes. 14 of the 22 listings above that publish their hours are open on Saturday or Sunday. Check each listing for its weekend hours.
What is the average rating of eye care clinics in London?
The average patient rating for eye care clinics in London is 4.7/5 based on 22 rated eye care listings.
Is eye care covered by health insurance in Ontario?
OHIP covers eye exams for people aged 19 and under, people aged 65 and over, and adults with certain medical conditions such as diabetes or glaucoma. Other adults usually pay through an employer extended health plan or out of pocket, and glasses and contact lenses are not covered.
Are eye exams covered by health insurance in Ontario?
Coverage varies. OHIP covers medically necessary physician services at walk-in clinics. Children 17 and under and low-income seniors 65+ may qualify for dental care through provincial programs. Physiotherapy is covered for patients under 20, over 65, or within 12 months of hospital discharge. Many extended health plans also include vision care benefits.
How much does an eye exam cost in London?
If your provincial plan doesn't cover your exam, the fee depends on the optometrist and any extra tests, so ask the clinic first. Many optometrists bill insurance providers directly.
How often should I get an eye exam in London?
How often depends on your age and eye health. Children, seniors, people with diabetes and those with a family history of eye disease are usually advised to go more often, so ask your optometrist what suits you. Many optometrists in London accept walk-in appointments.
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