Welcome to Sankara Eye Hospital Odisha

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People

Walk-in Services

Out Patient Services including comprehensive ophthalmic examination and Investigations across all ..

In-patient Services

In-patient services include surgical procedures offered as Daycare interventions as well as surgeries needing admission.

Outreach Services

Outreach Services have been the foundation services of the Hospital right from inception and is the primary raison..

Eye Donation

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Sankara Eye Hospital Odisha

Sankara Eye Hospital in Odisha has been set up to provide qualitative and affordable eye care to the needy population of Ganjam District and its surrounding areas. The state -of-the-art hospital provides paying services to those who can afford the same and free services to those who cannot through a rural outreach programme

Sankara Eye Hospital in Odisha has all necessary facilities for comprehensive eye Care, investigations and outpatient treatment, low vision clinic, contact lens clinic, special clinic for children, micro phaco cataract surgeries for spectacle free vision, glaucoma, cornea and retinal services.

The Hospital has been setup with funding received from Tata Steel as part of their CSR initiatives. The Hospital is built on 4.5 acres of land at Samarjhola provided by the State Government on a 99 years lease

Vission

To help eradicate needless blindness

Mission

To provide high quality eye care to all segments of society through state-of-the-art services

Background

45 million people in the World are visually handicapped
25% of the World’s blind live in India
80% of the blindness is either preventable or curable
An estimated 2 million are new cases of cataract every year
Majority of the blind live in rural India who suffer from inaccessibility to affordable eye care
Blindness prevalence in Odisha is 1.4% ((approximately 588,000 people)
National average is 1.0% of population
National Program for Control of Blindness target – 0.3% by 2020
No established facility for high volume community ophthalmology in Southern and South western Odisha
200 bed Eye Hospital to provide high quality eye care