FYidoctors - London - Wharncliffe Road
London (Ontario)
N6G 1E2
- Telephone: (519) 673-0210
- Email: london.wharnclifferoadn@fyidoctors.com
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Made in Canada
Proudly supporting Canadians from coast to coast.
FYidoctors was founded on the idea that our fellow Canadians deserve to see their very best, with access to the highest in quality care and the most advanced eye care technology. We’ve grown from a small handful of doctors in Western Canada to a national brand of over 250 clinics. We owe that success to our relentless drive to put our patients’ vision first, invest in Canadian technology, support Canadian people and engage with our communities.
Our 500+ doctors and 2800+ team members all live and work in Canada, including at our very own lens manufacturing lab in Delta, BC, where we produce and ship the most technologically advanced digital Internal Freeform lenses for patients across the country. The ability not only to help Canadians see life at its best, but to provide them with rewarding career opportunities too, motivates us every day.
As we continue to grow, our roots will always be firmly planted in Canadian soil. And we think that’s something to be incredibly proud of.
This FYidoctors location is pleased to be able to provide you with comprehensive eye care in a safe clinic environment once again. As doctors, the health of you and your family is our top priority, which is why we have implemented a new examination process with enhanced safety procedures. Our staff has been extensively trained on how to clean all equipment and touch points throughout the clinic. We would like to encourage all patients to please call ahead when planning to visit our clinic in order for us to try and monitor the number of patients in the clinic at any given time.
To learn more about our new and ongoing safety procedures, click here.
Your vision is important and we remain intent on providing you and your family the personalized care you deserve.
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Formerly Wharncliffe Optometry
Our doctors and staff are dedicated to providing superior eye care. We have years of experience in children's vision, senior's vision and all ages in between. We are highly skilled in the detection of eye disease and monitor the latest technologies and advancements in vision care. We offer a complete range of eye care services and have a well-established network of specialists for the co-management of cataract surgery, laser eye surgery and the treatment of eye disease.
We’re conveniently located one block north of Oxford St. on Wharncliffe. We have evening and Saturday hours. New patients are welcome!
Meet Our Optometrists
Dr. Robert Chochkeh
Dr. Robert Chochkeh
Dr. Robert Chochkeh earned both his Bachelor of Science in Biology and Doctor of Optometry at the University of Waterloo. He was initially drawn to the field after working as an optical lab technician and has since carved out interest in contact lenses, dry eye and ocular disease management.
When he’s not practicing you can find Dr. Chochkeh at the gym, cooking, or enjoying the outdoors on a hiking or fishing trip.
Dr. Thomas Psutka
Dr. Thomas Psutka
Dr. Psutka has been living in London, Ontario and practicing optometry for 39 years. He graduated from the University of Waterloo, School of Optometry in 1980 and is certified in the treatment and management of ocular diseases from North Eastern University in Oklahoma.
Throughout his career, Dr. Psutka has focused on providing the highest quality care to every patient with compassion, technical skill, knowledge and patient education and practices an interdisciplinary model that co-manages wide scope patient care with physicians, specialists and other related health personnel in London and the surrounding area. Dr. Psutka’s areas of expertise include pediatric vision, contact lenses, Dry Eye Disease, patients with special needs and vision issues associated with aging.
In his spare time, Dr. Psutka is an avid runner and participates in a number of community races including The Run for Retina, which supports research into eye disease at the Ivey Eye Institute in London, Ontario. He also enjoys cooking and is a diehard fan of the Western Mustang Football team.
Dr. Murray McLeod
Dr. Murray McLeod
Dr. Murray McLeod graduated from the University of Waterloo in 1986 and joined the practice of Drs. Forristal and Psutka in 1987. Dr. McLeod completed the Ocular Therapeutics course at Northeastern State University of Oklahoma in 2009 and in 2011 he founded Sunningdale Optometry where he still practices at both locations. Dr. McLeod practices full scope optometry with special interest in ocular disease management and contact lens fitting. When not working, Dr. McLeod enjoys skiing, travel, and golf. He is a member of the Ontario and Canadian Association of Optometry and the Ontario College of Optometrists.
Dr. Emily Finlayson
Dr. Emily Finlayson
Dr. Emily Finlayson earned her undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences at the University of Windsor. She then graduated on the Dean’s Honour List with a Doctor of Optometry from the University of Waterloo in 2020. During her time there she was also president of the University of Waterloo Association for Guide Dogs (UWADG), where she raised funds to sponsor guide dogs for those in need.
Dr. Finlayson developed an interest in optometry at an early age, observing her father research artificial vision to treat those with diseases like retinitis pigmentosa and AMD. She’s fascinated by advancements in eye care technology and how it can promote the healthy vision of her patients. She’s also particularly interested in dry eye disease.
When Dr. Finlayson isn’t practicing, she enjoys going to the gym, hiking, birdwatching, watercolour painting and spending time with her family and (very) fluffy pet cat. She also volunteers at Windsor’s JDRF walk every year to help support type-1 diabetes research.
