Neuro-Developmental Optometrist with a focus on Pediatrics and Vision Therapy. Dr. Do has over 15 years of clinical experience as a licensed Doctor of Optometry specializing in examining, diagnosing, treating, managing and preventing diseases and disorders of the visual system and related eye structure.

Dr. Do completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Toronto and graduated with a Bachelor of science in Physiology with Honours.

Dr. Do earned his Doctorate of Optometry degree from the prestigious Illinois College of Optometry, in Chicago, Illinois

Dr. Do has over 10 years of affiliation with the acclaimed Herzig Eye Institute, with extensive experience in providing refractive surgery and laser eye assessments along with meticulous pre- and post- operative surgical care examinations.

While at the Herzig Eye Institute, Dr. Do performed executive eye examinations for patients of privatized healthcare centres of both Medcan and the Cleveland Clinic.

Dr. Do has been performing annual Vision Screenings and Comprehensive Eye Examinations for the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Toronto Marlies since 2006.

Dr. Do also provides comprehensive vision care for the executives of the Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey Club.

Dr. Do at the forefront of modern optometry, and is one of the first optometrist in Canada certified in the management of Dry Eye through Lipiflow Treatment.

Dr. Do is recognized and licensed by the Ontario College of Optometrists with the ability to treat advanced ocular pathologies via topical and oral prescriptions.

Dr. Do has a wide-range of international clinical experience with extensive hospital management of complicated disease anthologies at the Illinois Eye Institute (Chicago, Illinois); Jamaica Plains Veteran Affairs Hospital (Boston, Massachusetts); Kresege Eye Institute (Detroit, Michigan); Battle Creek Veteran Affairs Hospital (Battle Creek, Michigan); and the acclaimed Fichte Eye Institute (Buffalo, New York).

Dr. Do. is recognized by the Canadian Examiners in Optometry and the National Board of Examiners in the Treatment and management of Ocular Diseases such as glaucoma and dry eye since 2002.

Dr. Do is recognized and privileged to serve as a clinical assessor for the Canadian Examiners of Optometry; evaluating the clinical skills of future optometrists to be licensed in Canada for the Canadian Optometry board examinations.

Dr. Do is a former University of Toronto Varsity Volleyball athlete. He enjoys playing competitive tennis for the Etobicoke Central Tennis Club. He is a proud husband; and his greatest joy is being a father to their sweet baby girl.

As a member of the Etobicoke/Kingsway community, Dr. Do is honoured that many neighbours, local business owners, and friends of the community place their trust in Dr. Daniel Do to care for the vision health of their family.

Residency Trained in Pediatrics and Vision Therapy Neuro-Developmental Optometrist

Dr. Nensi completed her undergraduate studies at McMaster University and graduated with an Honours B.Sc. in Life Sciences with a Minor in Psychology.

Dr. Nensi received her Doctor of optometry degree from The University of Waterloo School of Optometry where she received the distinguished J.C. Thompson Memorial Prize for Optometry as well as the prestigious Canadian Association of Optometrists Award of Merit and the COVD Award for Excellence in Vision Therapy.

Dr. Nensi completed a Residency in Pediatric Optometry and Vision Therapy at the University of Waterloo School of Optometry where she gained expertise in the area of pediatrics, special needs examinations, vision therapy, concussion management and neuro-rehabilitation.

Dr. Nensi has a special interest in vision therapy, particularly in the area of how visual abnormalities impact child development and educational performance.

Dr. Nensi has completed countless hours of continuing education in the field of Vision Therapy and Neuro-rehabilitiation including all of the clinical curriculum courses from the PAVE-Sanet Seminar Series and the critical concepts courses from the College of Optometrists in Vision Development (COVD).

Dr. Nensi holds her board certification to prescribe Therapeutic Pharmaceutical Agents (TPAs) in the treatment and co-management of ocular diseases.

Dr. Nensi professional memberships include both the Canadian and Ontario Associations of Optometry, Canadian Optometrists in Vision Therapy & Rehabilitation (COVT&R) and the College of Optometrists in Vision Development (COVD)

Dr. Nensi is currently pursuing a fellowship with the College of Optometrists in Vision Development (COVD)

Dr. Nensi has been a member of the Canadian Ismaili Volunteer Corps since 1997 and has participated in numerous charity clinics in both Canada and abroad, providing eye care and glasses to those less fortunate.