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22- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 2, 1999 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice " After establishing his practice at 180 Mary St., Port Perry 5 years ago, Dr. Workman is moving to 189 North St. (formerly Winchester Arms) this June. This will be the largest eye care facility in Scugog and will be equipped with the latest in eye examination technology. The office design incorporates multiple exam and special testing rooms, a "kid pit," a computerized lab for making eyeglasses, and an expanded eyewear dispensary. we Building his practice on reputation and quality of care, Dr. Workman takes the time to explain the diagnosis and treatment to his patients so informed decisions can be made. A complete eye examination takes approximately 30 minutes and is divided into 2 parts: a vision test for prescription and eye balance, and a health assessment of the internal and external parts of the eye. Contact lens (disposable, toric, bifocal) fitting and corneal health tests are also performed to ensure lens performance. Designer eyewear "Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, Flexon) - = is available in addition to Eye Doctor on the Move economical frames (KMX, + Super-flex); an expanded selection of sunglasses (Maui Jim, Ray Ban, Bolle) is also available at very reasonable cost. However, the most important part of choosing quality eyewear is the quality of the eye exam. The eye is the only place where internal blood vessels can be observed; for this reason cardiovascular diseases such as diabetes and high blood pressure can be detected during a detailed eye exam. As well, the eye does not have any pain receptors at ~ the back of the eye; therefore, ~ many eye diseases like glaucoma and retinal disease, go undetected until they cause significant vision loss - damage that could be prevented if detected in time with a regular eye exam. Dr. Workman strongly recommends pediatric eye exams before kindergarten as vision develops until age 7. Teachers and parents are often unable to detect problems such as a weak eye .or eye turn which needs to be treated as early as possible to prevent "lazy eye." Thus, the office is equipped with tests designed dajelels{ SF GN [nlVa asd] Riedl clo chy 999 A -- for kids (they don't need to know the alphabet), and it is recommended that the parent accompany the child in the exam room. Prevention of eye injury and disease is also a priority for the doctor who gives several seminars annually to local schools, seniors groups and the Canadian Diabetes Association. Dr. Workman has received extensive training on the management of cataract and laser surgery, so patients can be counselled on their condition and receive post- operative care locally in his office. Surgery by a recommended ophthomologist is done in the city. Emergency situations (pain, red eye, infections, flashes, sudden vision loss) are given priority, and the eye doctor has significant experience and the proper instruments for removing metal grindings from the surface of the eye. Like most optometrists, Dr: Workman received an Honours B.Sc. from Queen's Lidiyersity before graduating with-his Doctor of Optometry from the University of Waterloo - the only English language optometry school in Canada. New & Emergency Patients Welcome Saturday & Evening Appointments Available Leen 7985 >~(1361 RIDE FOR SIGHT June 18 - 20 Wasaga Beach Ride for Sigh Co-ordinator formerly Winchester Arms . Future location for Dr. Workman's Eye Clinic at 189 North St. After his 1992 graduation, he practiced in Orillia at the Huronia Regional center for the developmentally delayed, then in private practice in Aurora and Bradford. Inspired by town improvements since he left Oshawa for university, and the desperate need for a full-time independent eye doctor, Dr. Workman chose Port Perry for his solo practice, close to his family roots in the area. As coordinator for the Ride for Sight, an annual motorcycle event, he helps raise funds for eye disease research combined with his enthusiasm for motorcycles. The 20th anniversary Ride for Sight will Dr. Darryl Workman OPTOMETRIST Family Eye Care ® Eye Wear ® Sunglasses ® Contacts e [Laser & Cataract Surgery Management t Dr. Workman with staff members Paula and Kara New June 1999 Location - 189 North Street - Workman sponsors kids sports take place June 18-20 with the destination being the fairgrounds near Wasaga Beach. Being involved with Port Perry hockey and baseball teams himself, Dr. teams (the "Hawkeyes"). And like 95 per cent of all optometrists, Dr. Workman is a member of the Ontario Association of Optometrists and the Eye Health Council of Canada. Many Scugog residents have enjoyed the informative "Vision Reports" in local newspapers. New patients are always welcome, evenings and | Saturdays are available. To book an appointment call 985- 1361 or drop by the office. ¥ « ¥ 3 | ITH ets' oa . bd --- LR A Port Perry ind EL NE CY a «a +» ate i al lio 2B oy ET ------