Outreach

Venu’s three tier structure is geared towards Community Ophthalmology. There are six satellite hospitals at the Secondary Level with their own operation theatres equipped to do cataract and other major surgeries like glaucoma. Located around Delhi, covering a radius and a population of around 35 million people, these hospitals are located in District Gurgaon, District Faridabad, District Jhajjhar, District Rewari in Haryana, District Bulandshahr in Uttar Pradesh and District Sawai Madhopur in Rajasthan. Most recent addition to our satellite network is the satellite hospital under construction in Ramnagar, District Nainital, Uttaranchal, which will be the seventh satellite in this network of satellite hospitals.

A complete list of Satellite hospitals and their location are as follows:

Bhagwan Kaur Venu Charitable Hospital, Rewari
Village – Saadat Nagar, Kosli, Distt.- Rewari
Phones: +91-1259 - 275620, 275649

Om Indu Jain Charitable Hospital, Dhankot
Village – Dhankot, Distt. - Gurgaon (Haryana)
Phones. : +91-124– 2278517, 2278583, 3963080

Sant Bhagat Singhji Maharaj Charitable Hospital
1 – K Block, Kalyan Singh Chowk, N.I.T. Faridabad (Haryana)
Phone : +91-129 – 2418538, 3966707

Rai Bahadur Hukum Singh Venu Neitra Sansthan
Village –Jatpura, Mukeempur, Distt.- Bulandshahr
Phone . : +91-5732 – 239844

Sri Lalita Prasad Dharmarth Neitra Chikatsalaya
Budha Mahadev Mandir, Jhajjar, Haryana
Phone.: +91-12 – 253600

Venu Eye Hospital
Plot No. 85 , Ranikhet-Ramnagar State Highway,
Next to Nagar Palika Community Centre, Ramnagar,
Distt Nainital, Uttaranchal

All these hospitals are equipped to do routine surgeries, including cataract with phaco emulsification technique. There are well qualified ophthalmologists and paramedics permanently stationed at each of these hospitals. Specialists visit the hospitals at least once a week. Complicated cases are identified and brought back to the Base Hospital in Delhi. Regular screening camps in the district help in spreading awareness about eye diseases. They seek out schools for the screening of the young with the aim of reducing visual impairment among children, and enhancing community awareness.

The primary level consists of 22 peripheral centres providing primary eye care services including refraction and post operative care. These peripheral centres operate from both the base as well as satellite hospitals, covering the entire district of each satellite with a varying population of hundred and fifty thousand to three hundred thousand. At these centres patients identified for surgery are taken to either the base hospital or the satellite hospital under whose purview the peripheral centre is functioning. For post operative follow up the patients visit the peripheral centres. For areas which cannot be covered through regular peripheral visits, surgical and diagnostic camps help to reach the much needed service to under-served or unserved areas.