Precision Cornea Centre was established in 2019 as a non-hospital academic subspecialty clinic in Canada devoted solely to cornea and anterior segment pathology. The Centre is part of public health care and welcomes patients from across Canada (all provincial health cards are accepted) and internationally. We strive to be an international leader in providing evidence-based care and the highest quality service to people with conditions of the cornea, iris, and lens by: Listening to and working with our patients to provide them with the safest and most appropriate medical and surgical therapies; Educating ourselves and the next generation of eye surgeons, optometrists, technologists, and managers in an environment that fosters learning; Disseminating new knowledge gained from our efforts in research and innovation to our eye professional colleagues around the world; and Committing to a strong involvement in community service and global outreach activities. PASSION for helping people see better and more comfortably through an enthusiasm for continuous learning and improvement; INNOVATION in safe and effective healing options; EXPERTISE in the latest technologies and techniques used for diagnosing and treating eye disease INTEGRITY when interacting with our colleagues, our patients, our referring doctors, our trainees, and our industry partners. CLINIC SAFETY Every person that enters Precision Cornea Centre (whether they are a patient or an employee) goes through COVID screening, has their temperature taken, maintains social distancing whenever possible, and is required to wear a mask. Surgically Clean Air is provided by HEPA and UVC cleaning of the air, and the entire volume of air in the clinic is exchanged every 6 to 9 minutes for the safety of our patients and staff. PREPARING FOR YOUR VISIT Most of our new patients will get a call from a member of our staff before the scheduled appointment to get background history of their health and vision issues. For the initial visit to our Centre, we invite our guests to bring their glasses, contact lens solution/case (for patients who will have to remove their lenses), non-expired health cards, name/fax number of family doctor or GP, name/fax number of pharmacy, and a list of medications (including all eye drops!).   Initial consultations typically last 60-90 minutes and may include diagnostic testing and dilation of eyes (bring a driver and sunglasses!). One of our doctors (Dr. Baig, Dr. Sabeti, Dr. Yelle, Dr. Lewis,) will do a full assessment and discussion with the patient, and may be accompanied by a senior ophthalmology resident, senior optometry student, or tech student. ​ Designated parking spots are available for Precision Cornea Centre guests in the building's outdoor parking lot; if these spots are taken, additional adjacent metered parking spots can be used. The parking meter is located in the lobby and accepts credit cards, debit cards, and cash (please note we do not provide change!). VIRTUAL ASSESSMENTS For the convenience and safety of our patients, many of the encounters with our doctors can at times be done virtually either by phone calls or video calls. Within Precision Cornea Centre, we have secure technology to virtually take care of the vision needs of our patients. REFERRALS