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Adani Foundation's New Eye Hospital to Bring Hope to Millions in Bihar

Dr Priti Adani inaugurated the Adani Akhand Jyoti Eye Care Hospital in Bihar's Saran, expressing admiration for the local teams' dedication. The hospital is a joint initiative of the Adani Foundation and Akhand Jyoti Eye Hospital, designed to be a centre of excellence for ophthalmology. It will provide free or subsidised treatment for conditions like cataracts and glaucoma, serving vulnerable communities. The project aims to bring new light and hope to millions in need across northern and central India.

"Will bring new light and hope to millions": Dr Priti Adani on inauguration of hospital in Bihar's Saran

Mastichak, May 17

Adani Foundation Chairperson Dr Priti Adani on Sunday expressed her deep admiration for the "sacred spirit" of service following the inauguration of the Adani Akhand Jyoti Eye Care Hospital in Mastichak, Bihar's Saran district.

Expressing her admiration for the dedication of the local teams, Dr Priti Adani, Chairperson of the Adani Foundation, took to social media to share her experience.

"Witnessing closely the sacred spirit and dedication of Akhand Jyoti Hospital and the Gayatri Family, devoted to selfless service, filled my heart with reverence and fresh inspiration," Dr Priti Adani posted on X.

Highlighting the impact of the project, Dr Priti Adani further stated, "We are fully confident that this initiative, begun from the soil of Bihar, will bring new light and hope into the lives of millions in need."

The newly inaugurated hospital at Mastichak is designed to be a centre of excellence for ophthalmology in Bihar. The Adani Eye Care Project of the Adani Group is a historic joint initiative of Akhand Jyoti Eye Hospital and the Adani Foundation, under which the Adani Centre for Eye Diseases and the Adani Training Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences will be operated.

Backed by over two decades of clinical excellence, Akhand Jyoti has built a legacy centred on high-volume, high-success surgical interventions. The network captures unparalleled scale in regional healthcare delivery, operating across 5 dedicated hospitals, more than 49 regional eye clinics, and a robust infrastructure of over 880 beds.

Today, the network serves more than 13,59,000 happy patients and executes over 1,45,000 vision-restoring surgeries annually. It remains the most preferred institution for cataract surgeries in the region, driven by senior eye surgeons who individually carry the expertise of performing over 20,000 successful procedures.

The newly launched project is designed to serve vulnerable communities across northern and central India by integrating cutting-edge treatment facilities with robust capacity-building infrastructure. The campus will handle a vastly expanded patient load, delivering free or highly subsidised modern medical technology for conditions ranging from cataracts and glaucoma to advanced retinal and pediatric disorders.

Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani and Dr Priti Adani performed Bhoomi Pujan (ground-breaking ceremony) of the state-of-the-art facility, marking a significant collaboration between the Adani Foundation and the Akhand Jyoti Eye Hospital, aimed at eradicating curable blindness and providing high-quality, affordable eye care to underserved communities in the region.

— ANI

Reader Comments

Vikram M

Good to see corporate social responsibility in action. However, I hope the free/subsidized treatments actually reach the poorest villagers and not just the influential few. Transparency in healthcare delivery is key.

Rohit P

Over 1.45 lakh surgeries annually? That's incredible! My grandmother got her cataract done at an Akhand Jyoti camp in UP last year and the service was excellent. This partnership with Adani Foundation will only scale up the good work. 👏

Ananya R

"Sacred spirit of service" — really beautiful words from Dr Priti Adani. It's heartening to see women leaders driving such meaningful change in healthcare. Bihar definitely needs more facilities like this in every district. 🌟

James C

Impressive numbers: 880 beds, 49 clinics, 5 hospitals. This is what public-private partnerships should look like in healthcare. Hope they maintain quality as they scale up. Curable blindness is a huge issue in rural India.

Arun Y

Yeh toh Bihar ke liye game-changer hai! Lekin sarkar ko bhi apni primary health centers ko strong karna chahiye. Private sector aayega toh accha hai par public health infrastructure bhi improve hona chahiye. Kya kehte hain?

Sneha F

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