Mission Eye & Leprosy -2026
Our Vision
To become the healthcare establishment of first choice for all classes of people.
Our Mission
To provide quality healthcare to all under one roof.
Our Core Values
Serve with dedication and care with compassion.
Our Goal 2026
To reach more communities, treat more patients, and bring hope to thousands of lives.
Stakeholder Engagement and Collaboration
Stakeholder engagement and collaborate on is essential to any positive progressive effort especially when it is in the healthcare domain. The hospital has taken up Mission Cataract Free Bharuch and Mission Leprosy Free Bharuch by the year 2026 and in this direction on, we have onboarded various stakeholders from the District administration, Gram Vikas Trust, A. J. Mandal, Sankalp Foundation, social groups and experts. These include Mr. G. M. Patel, Deepak Nahar, Mr. Ramesh Kasondra, Mr. Vinod Jain, Mr. Kamlesh Dand, Mr. Suresh Nahar, Mr. Gautam Mehta, Dr. Hina Dhruv, Mrs. Jigisha Jhala, Dr. Raivshankar Jha, Mr. Kamal Shah, Dr. Sushant, Dr. Vipul, Mr. Sunil Chauhan and Mr. Sanjay Talati.
The working group formed of above stakeholders has been taking pains for training and awareness generation on regarding leprosy and blindness prevention on as well as treatment. Several trainings have been organised with the ASHA workers and Anganwadi workers of various PHCs in Ankleshwar, Netrang and Valia blocks to make them aware about the primary diagnosis and identification as well as a door-to-door surveillance is also being undertaken in Jitali, Mandva, Panoli, Matiyed, Dhanturiya, Valiya, Kondh, Mauza-kavchiya, Moriyana, Bilohi and Kara Villages. The surveillance exercise identified 172 persons in need of eye care support and 471 suspected cases of leprosy, while mega ophthalmic camps conducted at Paniyadra, Panoli, Kharod, Dehli, Dahej, identified 71 individuals in need of cataract surgery of which one has been successfully operated upon.
Population & Impact Overview
The project has identified 34 patients for cataract surgery and 4 for keratoplasty. The keratoplasty for one eye was successfully carried out for Mr. Mahendrasinh Bahadursinh Rana aged 52 years, a resident of Dahej village, who was treated for corneal opacity with a transplant.
Block | Population Surveyed | Suspected Eye Patients | Suspected Leprosy Patients |
Ankleshwar | 1,70,424 | 721 | 110 |
Netrang | 7,245 | 980 | 349 |
Valia | 19,064 | 25 | 12 |
Total | 1,96,733 | 1,726 | 471 |
Stakeholder engagement and collaboration are essential to any positive progressive effort, especially in the healthcare domain. The hospital has undertaken Mission Cataract Free Bharuch and Mission Leprosy Free Bharuch by the year 2026. To achieve these goals, various stakeholders from the District Administration, Gram Vikas Trust, A. J. Mandal, Sankalp Foundation, social groups, and experts have been onboarded:
- Mr. G. M. Patel
- Deepak Nahar
- Mr. Ramesh Kasnondra
- Mr. Kamlesh Dand
- Mr. Suresh Nahar
- Mr. Gautam Mehta
- Dr. Hina Dhruv
- Mrs. Jigisha Jhala
- Dr. Raivshankar Jha
- Mr. Kamal Shah
- Mr. Sunil Chauhan
- Mr. Sanjay Talati
The working group formed by these stakeholders has been diligently involved in training and raising awareness about leprosy and blindness prevention as well as treatment. Several training sessions have been organized with the ASHA workers and Anganwadi workers of various PHCs in Ankleshwar Block, Netrang Block, and Valia Block to educate them about primary diagnosis and identification. Additionally, door-to-door surveillance is being carried out in Jitali, Mandva, Panoli, Matiyed, Dhanturiya, Valiya, Kondh, Mauza-Kavchiya, Moriyana, Bilohi, and Kara.
The project has identified 34 patients for cataract surgery and 4 for keratoplasty. A successful keratoplasty was carried out for Shri Mahendrasinh Bahadursinh Rana, aged 52 years, a resident of Dahej village, who was diagnosed with Corneal Transplant.