
Hospital in Mumbai, India
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Price bracket
Value
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Google Rating
4.9 / 5.0
323 reviews
Intl Patient Dept
No
Nearest Airports
BOM
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport
MD, Medical Director, Chief Cataract & LASIK Surgeon
Ophthalmology
22+ years of experience
As the Founder and Medical Director of Global Eye Hospital, Dr. Tirumal Rao is a distinguished ophthalmologist with 22 years of experience. He has performed over 15,000 surgeries and approximately 7,000 LASIK procedures. His commitment to high-quality eye care led to the establishment of Global Eye Hospital in 2010, which has become a leading multi-physician practice in ophthalmology.
Consultant Ophthalmologist & Assistant Professor
Ophthalmology
Dr. Dachepally Rahul is a skilled ophthalmologist with a solid academic foundation and diverse clinical experience, committed to advanced learning and comprehensive patient care.
Senior Glaucoma & Cataract Consultant & Surgeon
Senior Glaucoma & Cataract Consultant & Surgeon
Areas of expertise
Dr. Smriti Dabas is a Senior Consultant specializing in glaucoma and cataract surgeries. With prestigious fellowships including FRCS and FAICO, she is dedicated to advancing ophthalmic care through clinical excellence and has contributed to international research and publications.
Consultant Ophthalmologist, Oculoplasty Specialist
Ophthalmology
14+ years of experience
Dr. Sweety is a highly experienced Consultant Ophthalmologist and Oculoplasty Specialist with over 14 years of expertise in micro-incision cataract surgeries and ocular trauma management.
Ophthalmology
22+ years of experience
Dr. Tirumal is the founder and a leading ophthalmologist at the hospital, with 22 years of experience in eye care and over 15,000 surgeries performed.
Comprehensive Ophthalmologist
Ophthalmology
Dr. Meenakshi R is a passionate consultant ophthalmologist at Global Eye Hospital, with a strong educational background in MBBS and MS in Ophthalmology.
Consultant Ophthalmologist
Ophthalmology
Areas of expertise
Dr. Nischala is a Consultant Ophthalmologist specializing in general ophthalmology and corneal conditions. With extensive experience in cataract and corneal disease management, she has performed numerous complex eye surgeries and is passionate about research and education, actively mentoring young ophthalmologists.
MD, Clinical Head, Cornea, Cataract, LASIK, FIACS Surgeon
Ophthalmology
10+ years of experience
Dr. Siva Wurity is the Clinical Head at Global Eye Hospital, specializing in Cornea, Cataract, and LASIK surgeries. With over ten years of experience and training from the prestigious LV Prasad Eye Institute, he has performed more than 10,000 surgeries and has been instrumental in expanding the hospital's capabilities, including pioneering Corneal Transplant Services.
Consultant Ophthalmologist
Consultant Ophthalmologist – Global Eye Hospital, Kukatpally
Dr. Vanga Spandana is a skilled ophthalmologist with a strong foundation in comprehensive eye care and cataract surgery. She has performed numerous surgeries, demonstrating clinical precision and a commitment to patient well-being.
M.B.B.S, M.S. Ophthalmology, FVRS, Senior Vitreoretinal Surgeon
SENIOR VITREO RETINAL Surgeon & Consultant Ophthalmologist
Areas of expertise
Dr. Ramya Theja Donkada is a Senior Vitreoretinal Surgeon at Global Eye Hospital, dedicated to enhancing eye health through her expertise in vitreoretinal surgery. With a strong focus on patient care and communication, she is currently advancing her skills through a fellowship in Vitreoretina, ensuring her commitment to excellence in the field.
Doctor information is sourced from the hospital's website and may not be exhaustive or current.
JCI and NABH-accredited ophthalmology center offering advanced treatments with modular operation theatres and HEPA filtration, with dedicated international patient support.
Hospitals
46 listed
Provider Rating (Average)
4.3 / 5.0
576,381 Google reviews
Visa
E-Visa Available
up to 30 day stay
English
Official & Common
US Advisory
Exercise Caution
Level 2 of 4
Tourism
20.6M visitors/yr
2025 data
Sources: US State Department, EF EPI
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India uses the Indian Rupee (INR). Major private hospitals accept Visa, MasterCard, and Amex credit cards, as well as international wire transfers. ATMs are widely available in cities with per-transaction limits around 10,000-20,000 INR. Always exchange currency at accredited bureaus or bank-operated ATMs, and keep your exchange receipts.
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India has a very accessible pharmacy network, and common medicines like paracetamol, ibuprofen, antacids, and cold remedies are readily available without a prescription. Pharmacies are found near every major hospital and in most neighborhoods. India also operates over 15,000 Jan Aushadhi Kendras (government generic medicine stores) that sell quality generic medicines at prices up to 80% lower than branded equivalents.
Most Indian private hospitals allow one companion to stay with the patient around the clock, with an attendant pass issued at admission. Companions are generally not permitted in the ICU, though periodic visits may be allowed at scheduled times. Mat bedding for attendants is available at nominal cost, and cafeterias serve meals for visitors, as outside food is typically not allowed in patient wards.
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