Dr Agarwals Group of Eye Hospitals has merged with Davangere Nethralaya, an eye care facility in the Indian state of Karnataka, reported APN NEWS.
The merger has made Davangere Nethralaya the 18th centre under Dr Agarwals Eye Hospital, with 11 centres in Bengaluru and seven outside the city.
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The hospital is claimed to offer eye care services with skilled ophthalmologists and advanced technologies.
It provides the OCT Angiography diagnostic tool for retina patients in Davanagere.
As a community initiative, the hospital is providing free consultations to senior citizens in Davanagere until 30 June 2023.
Dr Agarwals Eye Hospital plans to establish 10 eye care facilities in Karnataka over the next 18 to 24 months.
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By GlobalDataWith this expansion, the hospital chain operates over 135 hospitals across India and Africa, covering 10 countries and 12 Indian states.
The existing team and management will remain in place, and the hospital will invest in equipment, infrastructure and staff training.
The objective is to deliver high-quality healthcare at affordable prices and address the growing demand for services related to eye care in the region.
Additionally, the group aims to open eye clinics named “Dr Agarwals Eye Clinic” in non-metro and rural markets, ensuring access to quality and affordable eye care for more patients.
The expansion not only extends the hospital chain’s reach but also adds experienced doctors to its network, offering comprehensive eye care solutions in Davanagere, including expert physicians and advanced technology.
During this month, Dr Agarwals announced plans to invest Rs2bn ($24.22m) in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu for its expansion over the next two years, reported The Economic Times.
