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Worldwide, the burden of eye diseases is a critical public health issue .
According to the World Health Organization, over 2.2 billion people suffer from vision impairment or blindness, with at least 1.1 billion cases preventable or yet to be addressed.
Common eye conditions significantly impact individuals' quality of life and productivity .
The prevalence of eye diseases in our country mirrors the global situation, with factors like limited healthcare access and socio-economic disparities exacerbating the burden.
Conditions such as cataracts and diabetic retinopathy affect millions, especially in rural areas, and require concerted efforts to improve eye care services and public awareness.
At Shraddha, we recognize the urgency of addressing this global challenge. Our comprehensive approach aims to tackle the burden of eye diseases and transform the lives of those affected.
Through our network of state-of-the-art eye care facilities, we provide accessible and high-quality services to communities in need.
Vision loss in childhood can be devastating, impacting a child’s ability to learn, play, and develop. Without sight, simple joys become daunting, leading to isolation and frustration. These children face significant educational barriers, limiting their potential.
Losing vision can strip away independence and confidence, making everyday tasks incredibly challenging. The economic impact is severe, often resulting in job loss and financial strain. There’s a profound emotional impact, as adults struggle with the loss of their role and identity.
For the elderly, vision loss can mean the difference between independence and reliance on others. The inability to see clearly can lead to falls, injuries, and greater dependence on caregivers. Social isolation becomes a significant concern, as the elderly withdraw from activities, leading to loneliness and depression.
