Chandraprabha Eye Hospital

Name :

Chandraprabha Eye Hospital

Address  :

K.K. Handique Path,

Town  :

Jorhat

State  :

Assam

Country  :

INDIA

Post Code:

785001

Phone  :

0376 2304500 / +91 8811040355, +91 9207411374

Fax  :

0376 2304835

Web URL  :

Specialization
  • Ophthalmology
  • Paediatrics
  • Phaco-emulsification and Small incision no-stitch cataract surgery.
Facilities

Speciality Type :

  • Single Speciality : Ophthalmology

Description

Chandraprabha Eye Hospital CPEH is a mission to provide state of the art eye care to the people of Assam and North East To provide the promised service the hospital has a dedicated and well trained team of medical and paramedical staff the best in the class equipment and a system which ensures hassle and error free service All these are provided at an affordable and economic cost

OUR MISSION
The mission of CPEH is to provide highest quality total eye care to the people at an affordable cost The hospital aims to be a nodal centre for production of quality eye care personnel through education and systematic training so that the entire state is benefited Cpeh is committed to contribute to ophthalmology through basic and clinical research

OUR VISION
To be a total quality care provider through men and material enrichment hardwork dedication and motivation
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