COVID 19 UPDATE
Dear Patients,
The Ministry and the College has given us the go ahead for gradual back to work. In order to reopen we have to ensure safety measures are in place and meet all requirements given to us by the College.
We are working to reopen our office for June 4th, 2020. Due to infection control protocols, the following rules will be put in place.
* All persons entering the office will have to fill out a form in regards to risks and symptoms of COVID-19.
* All person entering the office will have their temperature taken with a no-touch thermometer
* All person entering the office must wear a mask for the entire duration of your visit.
* As soon as a person enters the office, they must wash hands with hand sanitizer provided.
* Only patients with appointments will be allowed into the office due to social distancing requirements. Exception will be made if the patient require assistance or if the patient is a minor. If this is not the case we kindly ask that you wait in the car or return to pick up the patient.
* If you are not feeling well please do not come in for your appointment, we will be happy to see you when you are feeling better.
* Due to higher risk, dilation will be only done on per need basis and due to decreased view without dilation, our office will ask all other patient to have the retina photographed (additional charge does apply)
Thank you for your support and understanding as we navigate this new way of patient care. To decrease the need to come into the office, we have launched a SHOP ONLINE store to assist you with your contact lens and dry eyes products.
Respectfully,
Dr. Katie Yoon
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Hours Monday 9:30 - 6:00
Tuesday 9:30 - 6:00 Wednesday 11:00 - 7:30 Thursday 11:00 - 7:30 Friday 9:30 - 5:00 Saturday 8:00 - 2:00 (later appointments avail. by appointment only Sunday Closed **Please note that our office is closed for ALL statutory holidays**
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UV Damage still occurs during winter months...
Please don't forget to put on your sunglasses to protect your eyes from the UV rays! You are still exposed to 80% of the UV during the winter months.
WE TOOK THE CHALLENGE!
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Dr. Yoon participates in the CIBC run for the cure with her husband and two kids every year. This year with the kids It ended up being more of a walk then a run, but as part of Team CIBC, we were able to help and be a part in raising 16.2 Million dollars to go towards finding a cure in 2018. |
Did you know:
- UV rays damage your eyes all year long
- Children and teens are exposed to 3X more UV than adults and are more vulnerable to the harmful effects of UV radiation.
