According to a WHO Report :

“Major cause in India for the blindness continues to be the Cataract which is responsible for about 80.1% of blindness in India, followed by refractive errors 7.35%. These 87.45% of the people who do go blind may not if preventive and curative measure are taken in time.”

Sansthan was conceived to fulfill a long felt need to provide free eye treatment to the rural poor at there door step who constitute 80 % of India’s population.

                                     MODUS OPERANDI : A NEW CONCEPT

Take The Well to the Thirsty  (  )

We organise the camps in the remote villages. We carry the team of doctors with all portable equipments, medicines, social workers. The number of eye patients in the camps is increasing day by day. Some times it reaches to 1000 - 1200. All the patients are provided free medical care on the spot. Cataract patients are segregated and taken to a most modern equipped Vardan Netra Chikitsalya (Vardan Eye Hospital) Ghaziabad for IOL Surgery.

The Surgery are not conducted at camp site or in villages.
Our commitment is to provide the best treatment, so the operations for Cataract are conducted by the Micro-surgery with pcIOL technique .

                                                              All For Free :

By the hospital vehicle, we take the patients to hospital, provide them food, the surgery is done, the patients stay overnight at the hospital, post-operative medical attention is provided the next morning medicines are given for the next seven days and the patients are transported back to the their villages.

Follow-up teams are sent within a week to check up all the operated patients.