Dr. Vince Panzica began practicing optometry in 1990 in the Brampton area. Son of hard-working immigrant parents, Dr. Panzica grew up in Toronto and later in Woodbridge. His close ties with the Italian community and his fluency with the language have proven indispensable in his practice of optometry.

In 1994, Dr. Panzica moved to Bolton and launched the Bolton Optometry Clinic. In the years since, Dr. Panzica has been an active member of Rotary and church groups. He has also sponsored Dr. Panzica's Private Eyes, a young girls' soccer team.

Dr. Panzica graduated from the University of Waterloo with Honours Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Optometry degrees. He completed an internship at the Huronia Regional Centre working with physically and mentally challenged individuals. Dr. Panzica is an associate of The Laser Centre (TLC) and provides counseling and co-management services. He is also an active member of the College of Optometry and works in particular with Quality Assurance.

Dr. Panzica believes that good eye health is critical to high-quality vision and that communication and quality are critical in a thorough eye examination.

Dr. McKenzie is a graduate of the University of Waterloo. She holds Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Optometry degrees. She completed an internship in Ocular Health with OMNI Vision Centre in Atlanta, Georgia and is TPA certified.

Dr. McKenzie has a particular interest in binocular vision and neuro-rehabilitative optometry. She enjoys working with students who have learning disabilities, individuals with strabismus and amblyopia and those who have suffered a traumatic brain injury.

Dr. McKenzie is a member of the Ontario College of Optometrists (COO), the Ontario Association of Optometrists (OAO) and acts as Secretary for Canadian Optometrists in Vision Therapy and Rehabilitation (COVT&R). She is a member of the Optometric Extension Program Foundation and is a Fellow of the College of Vision Development. Dr. McKenzie is also a member of The Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association and the Ocular Nutrition Society.

Dr. Donati has been practicing optometry in Peel since her residency in 2005. She was born and raised in Brampton and is thrilled to be serving the community.

After high school, she attended the University of Waterloo when she earned her Bachelor of Science degree. She then headed to Philadelphia when she studied at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry.

During her training, Dr. Donati received instruction in the latest in eye health and eye disease, refractive conditions, and children's vision. During her training, she interned at several outstanding optometric and ophthalmologic clinics. She has authored and co-authored two articles in major optometric publications, one of which earned her the Award in Clinical Ethics form the American Schools and Colleges of Optometry.

Dr. Donati has a keen interest in contact lens, and enjoys fitting soft and rigid lenses for both routine refractive and challenging vision conditions such as myopia (shortsighted), hyperopia (farsighted), astigmatism, keratoconus, and presbyopia (bifocals).