Dr. Deborah Lowy graduated from the University of Waterloo with a Doctor of Optometry in 1981. On entering optometry school, she received an award from the Dean of the school. Her training included an internship at Huronia Regional Centre with mentally and physically disabled residents and the Department of Ophthalmology at Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem.

She opened up her own practice at Dufferin and Steeles in 1984 and has served the Concord, ON community ever since. Giving back to the profession and the public is foremost. Her interest lead her to serving on the Complaints Committee at the College of Optometrists of Ontario since 2000-2007 and chaired that committee from 2004-2007. She held a council position at the College of Optometrists for two three year terms. She was especially honoured to have received the Queen's Jubilee medal for her work in third world countries. She has special interests in glaucoma, pediatrics and complex contact lens fitting including multifocals and keratoconus.

Dr. Lowy's personal interests include travelling, decorating, reading, exercising and cooking. She is married and has two adult sons; Jordan, a lawyer practicing in Belleville and Jeremy, an optometrist with Lowy & Sewell Eye Care.

Dr. Jeremy Sewell graduated from University of Guelph where he obtained his Bachelor of Biological Sciences with Honours in 2007. Dr. Sewell obtained his Doctor of Optometry from Indiana University in 2015. His training included internships at Vision Care Specialist in Chicago, Illinois, WJB Dorn Veterans Hospital in Columbia, South Carolina, Indianapolis Eye Care Center in Indianapolis, Indiana and Atwater Eye Care Center in Bloomington, Indiana.

During his Optometry studies Dr. Sewell was involved in non-profit volunteer work. He provided screening eye exams at multiple homeless shelters for the under-privileged persons in the Indianapolis area and at elementary schools in the Bloomington area. Dr. Sewell has special interests in retinal pathology, specialty contact lens fittings, treatment and management of acute red eye.

When not working at his Concord, ON eye clinic, Dr. Sewell enjoys travel, rock climbing, hockey and guitar.

Dr. Ken Wan OD, FAAO, is a residency trained optometrist in ocular disease. He completed his Doctor of Optometry (OD) at the University of Waterloo School of Optometry and Vision Science followed by his Ocular Disease Residency at the Oklahoma Eye Institute through the Northeastern State University of Oklahoma. Prior to his return to Canada, he was a licensed optometrist in Oklahoma with certification in minor anterior segment and laser procedures that are currently outside the scope of practice for optometry in Canada.

Dr. Wan is passionate about the latest advancements in eye care and is a regularly attending member of the American Academy of Optometry (AAO).