10 X Lit Glass Magnifier
Portable optical support for reading and daily visual tasks.
Dr. Daibert Nido
Low Vision Ophthalmology
Advanced Ophthalmological Care in Vision Rehabilitation
Dr. Daibert Nido is an ophthalmologist specializing in modern vision rehabilitation, harnessing the power of brain plasticity to enhance functional vision.
As an Associate Professor at the University of Toronto, Chair of the Canadian Ophthalmological Society's Committee for Vision Rehabilitation, and Clinician Scientist at the Krembil Research Institute, University Health Network, she is committed to advancing care, education, and innovation in the field.
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Biofeedback Training
Harnessing brain plasticity to enhance your vision
Biofeedback training uses the brain's natural ability to adapt, called neuroplasticity, to help patients use their eyes more effectively and improve the sharpness of what they see.
During training, a microperimeter links visual and auditory cues to guide eye movements. While focusing on a target, beeps help the brain learn how to align the most functional part of the retina with the object, face, or text the patient wants to see more clearly.
Patients with the following conditions can be treated with biofeedback training on the MP3:
- Hemianopia post-brain injury (stroke, tumors, trauma, and others)
- Macular Degeneration
- High Myopia
- Retinal Dystrophies
- Stargardt's Disease
- Retinitis Pigmentosa
- Nystagmus
- Other low vision patients
This service is covered by OHIP.
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Simple, safe sessions
Most patients notice some improvement, typically 1 to 3 lines on the vision chart, after five to eight sessions of 20 minutes each.
This technology can also treat children and patients with nystagmus, with no side effects and practical benefits for reading, recognizing faces, and navigating environments.
Low Vision Aids
Comprehensive vision rehabilitation tailored to your needs
Treatment plans are personalized to each patient's visual goals, lifestyle, and daily activities, helping restore confidence and independence.
- Special prescription lenses or prisms to optimize focus and alignment
- Optical magnifiers such as handheld or stand magnifiers for reading and daily tasks
- Tinted or filtered lenses to reduce glare and light sensitivity and increase contrast sensitivity
- Electronic magnifiers for enhanced near vision and reading comfort
- Modern digital glasses and wearable technologies for low vision care
The consultations are covered by OHIP.
Portable Video Magnifier
Electronic near-vision assistance for reading comfort.
Bioptics
Telescopes for distance vision used for driving programs.
Media Appearances
Clinic work featured in public health stories
Young Patient Sees the World Clearly for the First Time
A young girl with nystagmus improved 4 lines of vision on the vision charts after biofeedback training, bringing national attention to this rehabilitation pathway.
The Importance of Scheduling Eye Exams
This feature highlighted pediatric ocular exams and myopia progression related to intensive screen use.
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Have your physician or optometrist fax us a referral
Address
1333 Sheppard Ave East
Suite 124, North York, Ontario
Canada, M2J 1V1
Contact
Starting Nov 17th 2025
Phone: (416) 790-1111
Fax: (647) 689-2029
Opening Hours
Monday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Wednesday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Thursday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm