Kota Eye Hospital & Research Foundation

Details

Name :

Kota Eye Hospital & Research Foundation

Address  :

88, Shakti Nagar

Town  :

Kota

State  :

Rajasthan

Country  :

INDIA

Post Code:

324009

Phone  :

0744 2500767

Fax  :

0744 2500830

Web URL  :

Specialization
  • Ophthalmology
Facilities

Total Number Of Beds : 35


Description

Kota Eye Hospital amp Research Foundation was established in 1987 with a view to provide Quality Eye Care services in Hadoti Region Kota Bundi Jhalawar Baran etc under the supreme guidance of Dr Mahesh Punjabi amp Dr Sandhya Mahesh and inaugurated by Prof LPAgarwal the then director of All India Institute of Medical Science AIIMS New Delhi The couple Ophthalmologists are highly qualified and have a vast experience Both the doctors are excellent Phacosurgeons Started with only 10 beds initially Kota Eye Hospital now caters about 150 patients daily and is a 35 beded hospital fully equipped with all ultramodern and StateoftheArt equipments some of which are

1 Operating Microscopes TopconUSA
2 Phacoemulsification system AlconUSA
3 Digital Fundus Camera Carl ZiessGermany
4 Computerised Visual Field Analyser HumphreyUSA
5 Retinal Laser Germany
6 Nd YAG Laser NidekJapan
7 Biometer A Scan Humphrey

The Hospital aims at serving the poor sections of society and provide them all the services as availed by higher sections at minumum cost To fulfill this hospital also conducts free eye camps and mobile eye care services

Kota Eye Hospital is staffed with 6 Ophthalmologists 4 Office Personnels 18 paramedicals and 12 others The hospital is also provided full support from NGOs like Kota Eye Research Centre Society Rotary Club Helpage India Lions Club and a few others
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