Urgent Eye Care: Your Vision, Our Priority!

Triaged promptly so you don’t have to wait in the emergency room.

Please call our office, and we will triage your concerns accordingly.

Note: If you experience emergency symptoms while our clinics are closed, please visit your nearest emergency room or walk-in clinic.

Collingwood Office: 705-444-0008

Wasaga Office: 705-429-2015

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Why Choose Our Urgent Eye Care Services?

Expertise and Experience: Our optometrists bring years of comprehensive training and practical experience in diagnosing and treating a wide range of urgent eye conditions. Whether it’s severe eye pain, sudden vision changes, eye infections, or injuries, our professionals are equipped to identify the root cause and provide immediate relief.
Timely Assistance: We recognize that eye emergencies can happen at any time. Therefore, we prioritize urgent cases and are committed to offering prompt and timely assistance when you need it most.
Personalized Care: At COMLY EYE CARE, we believe in treating each patient as an individual with unique needs. Our optometrists take the time to listen to your concerns, thoroughly examine your eyes, and create a personalized treatment plan tailored specifically to you. Your comfort, well-being, and the best possible outcome for your urgent eye care needs are our top priorities.

Exposure to harmful chemicals or splashes can lead to significant damage to the eyes. Rinse the affected eye(s) immediately with clean water and seek prompt medical attention.
When a foreign object is lodged in the eye, such as dust, metal shards, or small insects, it can lead to irritation, redness, intense discomfort, and the risk of damage or infection. It is important to refrain from rubbing the eye and to seek professional evaluation for safe removal of the object.
Corneal abrasions happen when the cornea's surface is scratched or harmed, resulting in pain, redness, and light sensitivity. They may be caused by foreign objects, contact lenses, or accidental rubbing of the eyes. Any suspected corneal abrasion should be assessed by an eye care professional to avoid potential complications.
Infections like conjunctivitis (pink eye), ocular shingles, and keratitis can be concerning. Common symptoms include redness, eye discharge, itching, and blurred vision. Timely diagnosis and treatment are crucial to prevent the spread of infection and relieve discomfort. It is advisable to discontinue wearing contact lenses and avoid using steroid drops.
Retinal detachment occurs when the retina separates from the back of the eye, often resulting in sudden flashes of light, floaters, a noticeable veil, or a curtain-like shadow across the visual field. This condition is a medical emergency, and prompt treatment is essential to preserve vision.
Injuries to the eye from accidents, sports-related incidents, or physical assaults can cause significant damage. Symptoms may include pain, bleeding, swelling, double vision, or changes in vision. Immediate medical attention is necessary to prevent permanent vision impairment.
Sudden vision loss can be caused by a variety of reasons and should be considered a medical emergency. It may be a symptom of conditions such as retinal detachment, macular degeneration, retinal artery occlusion, or a severe eye infection. Immediate medical attention is critical to assess the cause and provide appropriate treatment.

Common Ocular Emergencies Requiring Immediate Medical Attention

Here is a list of common ocular emergencies that necessitate immediate medical attention. This information is not exhaustive.
If you or someone you know is experiencing any of these emergencies, it is essential to seek prompt medical assistance.