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Pammal

The hospital was established in 1984 for the prevention, control, treatment & relief of human disease - rendering free, subsidized & charitable service to the poor, needy, distressed / disabled regardless of their caste, creed religion, or socio-economic status, especially in the rural areas.

 
Our objectives

  • Reaches out to those who are in need
  • Helps you to help those in need of eyesight
  • Who don’t have near and dear to take care
  • Who can’t make it to a hospital
  • Offers more than sight – Total care with love
  • A rural outreach programme on eye care with a thrust on villages in Chennai, Kanchipuram, Tiruvallur & Chittoor (AP) districts
 
 
 
 

Sankara Eye Hospital has

  • Highly trained and committed human resource
  • Two well equipped air-conditioned operation theatres
  • 95,654 cataract surgeries with IOL have been performed so far.

As of 2003, the hospital had 91 beds catering to 12,000 surgeries. The bed strength has been raised now to 169 beds with a targeted surgical workload of 18,000 per annum.

 

Vanavil Rainbow : A School eye screening programme

This joint programme organized by Rotary Club of Madras Fort, RI Dist 3230, with Sankara Eye Hospital, Pammal & Sight Savers International, aims

  • To screen a lakh of school children in the age group of 10-17 years for refractive errors, every year.
  • Train teacher volunteers to identify children with eye problems.
  • Examine children with suspected refractive errors
  • Provide children from poor families with free glass / surgery
 

Rotary organizes printing of data sheets, training materials, arranging distribution of spectacles, hospitality, etc.

Sankara imparts training to the teacher-volunteers, refracts children needing spectacles, transports staff & provides free surgery to the children affected with traumatic / congenital cataract.

 
Outcome
Large number of undetected visual defects amongst the school children has been identified and redressed.
 
Mass coverage of student population made possible
 
Combined effort of the District Administration, Teaching staff and Voluntary agencies produced commendable success.
 
Parent – Doctor interaction helped in creating an awareness of eye problems in children
 
Sankara Eye Hospital,
Hospital Complex,
Sri Sankara Nagar,
Pammal,
Chennai- 600 075
Tel : +91- (044) 22483750
 
     
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