The newly opened facility marks the 8th centre in Andhra Pradesh

Maxivision Super Speciality Eye Hospitals has opened its latest state-of-the-art hospital in Vizianagaram. This marks the 8th centre in Andhra Pradesh.

The new super speciality facility is equipped with

·         Cutting-edge diagnostic technologies for early detection of cataracts, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and macular degeneration.

·         Advanced robotic-assisted surgical systems for cataract removal and LASIK.

·         HEPA-filtered modular operation theatres for infection-free surgical environments.

·         Specialised retina clinics, pediatric eye care, dry eye treatment units, and contact lens and low vision rehabilitation services.

·         An integrated optical showroom and in-house pharmacy to offer a seamless patient experience.

Dr GSK Velu, Promoter & Chairman, Maxivision Eye Hospitals said, “Vizianagaram marks a significant milestone in Maxivision’s mission to make advanced and ethical eye care accessible to every corner of India. This is our 8th hospital in Andhra Pradesh, and it stands as a testament to our ongoing commitment to building a robust healthcare infrastructure across Tier II and Tier III cities. At Maxivision, we are not just expanding numerically, we are investing heavily in the latest diagnostic and surgical innovations to provide world-class outcomes and ensure that patients in towns like Vizianagaram receive the same quality of care as in metros.”

Dr Sharat Babu Chilukuri, Chief Medical Director, Maxivision Eye Hospital said, “This new hospital is a part of our larger goal to democratise super-speciality eye care across India. At Vizianagaram, we are bringing not only infrastructure but also our top clinical talent trained in the latest microsurgical techniques, retina interventions, and paediatric ophthalmology. In addition to private care, our hospital here will participate in community screening and blindness prevention initiatives, targeting school children, diabetic patients, and the elderly, especially in rural belts around Vizianagaram. Through these efforts, we hope to not just treat diseases, but also build a culture of preventive eye health awareness.”