Doctor Eye Institute Pvt. Ltd. is successfully treating all sorts of o …read more Doctor Eye Institute Pvt. Ltd. is successfully treating all sorts of optical disorders (eye diseases) for past 48 years in Mumbai (India). It is an ISO 9001 - 2008 certified hospital with following facilities: Cataract surgery by Phacoemulsification using White Star Signature machine with latest Ellipse FX. This state of the art machine makes the cataract surgery easier, faster and safer with better postoperative results. LASIK surgery for correction of refractive error or removal of glasses using Amaris Schwind Excimer Laser with Online Patchy and 6D Eye Tracker. (The only one in India for online safety monitoring during the surgery) Bladeless Lasik Surgery with Z4 FEMTO Laser introduced 1st time in India Glaucoma diagnostic equipment and surgery with Express Shunts. (for better results and least post-surgical complications) Equipment for evaluation and treatment of Retinal Disorders like FFA (Imagine), B-scan, Green laser, OCT etc. And Vitreo Retinal Surgeries. Facility for performing specialized Oculoplasty surgeries, Squint Surgeries etc. Centre for Keratoplasty or Corneal Grafting Surgeries (Recognized Keratoplasty Centre for Corneal Transplant by Government of Maharashtra). …read less
Visited Dr. Kumar Doctor (Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon) for Cataract Surgery
I do not recommend the doctor
Hoped for better Treatment satisfaction
My mother, who is 65 year old had consulted dr Kumar for left eye cataract operation. He gave a big list of pre operative investigations which included Vdrl, HIV, hepatitis, lipiview *** * *** ** *********** tests ***** * **** ***** **** *** ****** *...Read moreMy mother, who is 65 year old had consulted dr Kumar for left eye cataract operation. He gave a big list of pre operative investigations which included Vdrl, HIV, hepatitis, lipiview *** * *** ** *********** tests ***** * **** ***** **** *** ****** ***** *** Just 6 months back my mother did a cataract surgery of right at a very reputed hospital in Bangalore ***** **** ***** **** *** **** ***** ***** ****** *** ** ***** *** as per guidelines of Indian ophthalmologic society as well as protocol suggested by government of India. We gave them the reports for all the required tests and accordingly we were given date for operation on 19th December at 10.30 Am.
My mother started taking pre operation medicines and eye drops as advised by the doctor and was mentally prepared for the same. But a day prior, they informed that we will have to consult a urologist as her urine has 30 to 35 leucocytes HPF and for this reason her operation date has been cancelled. I was totally surprised, when my father(who is also a doctor) contacted dr Kumar for cancellation ** **** ***** ******* he told that his institute follows international protocols. ***** ** *** ** **** *** ** ************** **** ****** **** ****** **** ***** **** *** ******* **** ********* ** ***** ****** ******** ** *** **** ******** ******* ** ******** ******* ** ************** **** ***** ****** *** *** *** *** **** *** ********* ***** *** ******** ******** **** ********** ** ***** *** ********* **** ***** ******** ** * *** **** ******** *********** ***** *** **** ** ***** ***** *** ***** ***** ****** ** ******** *** ******** ******** ** *** ***** ********* *** ****** ********* **** ***** ******* *********
My mother who is a senior citizen and a simple house wife was very hesitant to undergo tests for HIV, VD, hepatitis etc at this age. Naturally all patients coming for cataract surgery to such institutions are elderly and homely people.
In contrary to international protocols, their preoperative investigations/ consultation was done by paramedical staff who was not properly uniformed, not following any sanitation measures. Their staff was far far away from any international standards in handling the patients and following the procedures. All their pre operative optical tests were done in a single hall which also houses reception, patients, a coffee counter, all sorts of instruments and an optical shop. No paramedics or even doctors were wearing any aprons. **** **** ** ************* ********** ** *** **** * ***** ***** *******
We finally decided not to go ahead with this operation because we felt that this institution *** ****** ** *** ** *** ***** ****** *** *******Read less