Comprehensive eye care
Hospital facilities
Modern technology, experienced professionals and coordinated support across our eye-care services.
Our facilities
Care designed around the complete visit
Amrutha Eye Hospital is a multi-specialty eye care provider with branches in Mannuthy, Vadakkencherry, Puthur, and Cheroor. We offer comprehensive ophthalmic services using modern technology and a team of experienced professionals.
From routine eye examinations to complex surgical procedures, our team provides personalized care shaped around each patient’s needs.
Diagnostic & treatment technology
Equipment supporting precise clinical decisions
Measurements, imaging and laser systems help the care team assess, plan and monitor treatment.
OA-2000 Optical Biometer
A non-invasive automated instrument used before cataract surgery to measure the eye and support intraocular lens (IOL) power calculations.
Uses and clinical applications
Optical biometry helps the clinical team plan lens selection while keeping the measurement process comfortable for the patient.
REVO FC Fundus Camera and OCT
An integrated system for colour fundus photography and optical coherence tomography (OCT), helping clinicians examine and document the retina.
Uses and clinical applications
Eye tracking supports repeat imaging and comparison during follow-up.
- Full-colour fundus photography
- Simultaneous OCT and fundus imaging
- OCT imaging, including OCT angiography
- Optical biometry measurements
OCT Angiography
A non-invasive, dye-free OCT technique that produces three-dimensional views of retinal blood flow.
Uses and clinical applications
The software supports observation, tracking, and comparison of retinal microvascular changes in both eyes.
Sirius Corneal Topography and Tomography
A diagnostic system combining Placido-disc topography with Scheimpflug tomography to map the cornea and assess the anterior segment.
Uses and clinical applications
Corneal mapping can reveal surface and shape irregularities that may not be apparent during conventional examination.
- Assessment of corneal disorders such as keratoconus
- Dry-eye evaluation and meibography
- Evaluation before refractive procedures such as LASIK
- Contact-lens fitting
- Glaucoma screening support
Appasamy YAG Laser
An Nd:YAG laser platform used for selected outpatient photodisruption and iridotomy procedures.
Uses and clinical applications
The slit-lamp viewing system and dual aiming beam support identification and targeting of the treatment area.
- Posterior capsulotomy for posterior capsule opacification after cataract surgery
- Peripheral iridotomy to help relieve pupillary block in angle-closure disease
Green / PRP Laser
Pan-retinal photocoagulation (PRP) uses laser treatment to reduce the risk of abnormal new retinal blood vessels developing or progressing.
Uses and clinical applications
Treatment is planned according to the retinal findings and may require more than one session. It is intended to protect remaining vision rather than restore vision already lost.
- High-risk proliferative diabetic retinopathy (PDR)
- Early PDR or severe non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy (NPDR)
- Selected cases of macular oedema
- Situations where reliable follow-up may be difficult
Automated Perimeter PTS 2000
An automated diagnostic instrument for visual-field testing, used to measure and monitor areas of vision.
Uses and clinical applications
- Help detect and monitor glaucoma
- Assess optic-nerve disorders
- Analyse visual-field changes associated with the visual pathway
Specialist facilities
Practical support for individual vision needs
Dedicated services extend care beyond diagnosis and treatment.
Ocular Prosthetic Clinic
Assessment and fitting of an artificial eye for people who have lost an eye or have an eye without visual potential.
More about this service
An ocular prosthesis may support cosmetic rehabilitation after trauma, surgery, cancer, a shrunken damaged eye, congenital absence of an eye, or an abnormally small eye. It is fitted behind the eyelids over the existing eye or an orbital implant after surgical removal of the eye.
Amrutha Opticals & Contact Lens Clinic
On-site support for spectacle frames, sunglasses, and contact-lens assessment and fitting.
More about this service
Contact lenses are medical devices and require appropriate fitting, handling instruction, care, and recommended follow-up examinations to support healthy use.
Low Vision Aids
Optical and non-optical aids can help a person make better use of remaining vision by enlarging images or improving visual access.
More about this service
A low-vision assessment helps match the aid to the person’s daily tasks and remaining vision.
- May support people with age-related macular degeneration, glaucoma, diabetic maculopathy, retinal degeneration, or optic atrophy
- Options may include dome, hand-held, hands-free, high-contrast, and illuminated magnifiers, as well as Fresnel prisms
Connected support
Support beyond the examination
Clear guidance and connected services help patients, families, and partner organisations navigate eye care.
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Counselling services
Personal guidance helps patients understand treatments and feel confident in their care.
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Corporate relations
Tailored eye care solutions and support are available for companies, insurance partners, and employees.
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Public relations
Awareness programmes, community events, and media outreach help build trust and improve access to eye-health information.
Appointments
Plan your visit
Choose a clinic or speak with the appointment team about the right starting point for your eye-care needs.