Eye Banks

Tata Main Hospital, the Medical Division of Tata Steel and its nine dispensaries at Jamshedpur provide curative healthcare services to the employees of Tata Steel and their families free of cost. Apart from TMH and the dispensaries, out-location hospitals are located at Jamadoba, Noamundi and Sukhinda Mines and West Bokaro Collieries. TMH also extends its facilities to non-entitled patients from Jamshedpur and its surrounding area.

Eye bank nagpur

Kota Eye Hospital & 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 & Dr. Sandhya Mahesh and inaugurated by Prof. L.P.Agarwal, 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 Phaco-surgeons.

Shri Ram Eye Hospital
Jaipur, Rajasthan - 302001

Phone :(0141) 2607021

Dr.Bansel's Eye Hospital
Patiala

Po.no. : 308454 223345

Lions Eye Bank
Udaipur
Po.no. : 524255 524256

Baweja Eye Bank
Jalandhar

Po.no. : 0181-55213,52233

The beautiful building of hospital was built with the cost of two crores. It has all the modern state of the art equipment, air-conditioned operation theater, 34 rooms, 12 cottage wards and an outdoor patient department. Sri Jagdamba Charitable Eye Hospital is the partner of Sight Savers International.

C.U.Shah Eye Bank
Chennai

Po.no. : 8261265/1268 8271616/1036

Vazhum Kangal Eye Bank
Chennai

Po.no.:044-22541972,22541972,22541975

Sri Ramachandra Eye Bank is affiliated to the Eye Bank Association of India, Ramayana International Eye Bank, L V Prasad Eye Institute, Hyderabad. Donor eyes are retrieved by Enucleation / In situ excision. They are preserved in M K (McKarey Kaufman) medium and are utilized for lamellar and Penetrating Keratoplasty. The Eye Bank also helps in creating awareness about eye donation to the public.

Sri Ramachandra Eye Bank
No 1, Ramachandra Nagar, Porur,
Chennai - 600116

Po.no. : 044 - 24768027, 24768403, 24768402, 24768028
Mo.no. : 044 - 24765995

P.S.G.Hospitals, Coimbatore
Specialization:
Medicine, Cardiology, Pulmonology, Nephrology, Psychiatry and Radiology

Address:
Peelamedu, Coimbatore-641004, India.

Phone:
(+91-422)2570170

Tamilnad Hospital Eye Bank

Rotary Rajan Eye Bank Clinic
3, Vidhyodaya East, 2Nd Street
T.Nagar Chennai 600017
Tamil Nadu.

phone Phone :044 - 28340300

K G Eye Hospital is part of the 300 Bed Super Speciality KG Hospital.

The Year -- 1995, The Place -- Coimbatore, The vision -- that of Shri K. Govindasamy Naidu to provide modern facilities to all those who need it. In particular that of restoring the invaluable gift of vision to the sightless. One man’s vision and the dedication of all the people working towards it has made K. G. Eye Hospital what it is today ­ one of the finest eye care centres in the region.

The Sri Kanchi Kamakoti Medical Trust - Sankara Eye Society, Coimbatore was established in May 1977. Motivated and blessed by the Sankaracharyas of Kanchi, Sri Kanchi Kamakoti Medical Trust has always had the philanthropic philosophy of providing high quality health care, especially eye care to all, either free or at an affordable cost. Though the Trust started its activities as a general health care centre, quality eye care has been its thrust area.

Rotary Eye Bank
E-3, Dwarkesh Apartment,
L.T. Road,
Borivli(W),
Mumbai - 400 092
Tel. No:- 98216 01919
98217 01919
98218 01919
Email:- admin@rotaryeyebank.com

‘Kalinga Eye Hospital & Research Centre’ (KEHRC) is committed to changing the current state of eye care in the underserved province of Orissa. KEHRC is a not for profit organization providing unpaid eye care services to those considered below the poverty line. Higher income patients pay a nominal fee which helps subsidize eye care for the poor.

Gothi Eye Bank
Pondicherry"
Po.no. : 71115, 71151

JIPMER traces its origin to 1823 when a medical school called "Ecole de Medicine de Pondichery" was established by French government. In November 1956 the Government of India took over the medical college in the wake of the ‘de facto’ transfer of Pondicherry. The college was upgraded as a Regional Centre and named as Jawaharlal Institute of Post-graduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER) on 13th July 1964.