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- About I Seva
- Services
- Camps Conducted
- Our Team
- Donations
- Eye Donation
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| I seva is a service organization and the concept of I seva is to protect our eyes. |
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| Eye, as we all know is the most sensitive part of our body. Knowingly or unknowingly, most of us become victims of eye related problems like poor vision, cataract, glaucoma,... |
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| Such problems are due to environmental pollution, unstable diet, heriditary problems, smoking or drinking, over exposure to video & electronic gadgets like PC, TV,... |
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| We are on a mission to identify all such eye related problems and provide the necessary treatment to everyone without expecting any monetary benefits. |
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Routine Eye Checkup for children.
- » Allergies
- » Infection
- » Excessive blinking & Squeezing eyes
- » Sight Problems(myopia/hypermetropia)
- » Watering
Routine Eye Checkup for adults.
- » Case History
- » Vision Test
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Apart from adults, every year, I have been testing almost 1,50,000 school & college students under 18 years of age.
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Dr.Kasu Prasad Reddy
MB, D.O, MRC Ophth(UK)
Chief Consultant Ophthalmologist
Trustee and Chief Advisor, iseva foundation,
Director, Maxivision eye hospitals.
www.maxivision.co.in
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How you can help
Since its inception, the iseva foundation has provided eye care check to over 1,50,000 children in need, without charge. All this was and is only possible with the involvement of several philanthropists and institutions. Even after all these efforts, there are still many people who need help to improve their quality of life. Your help will be useful in maintaining the quality of service.
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What is Eye Donation?
Eye donation is an act of donating one’s eyes after his/her death. Only corneal blinds can be benefitted through this process, not other blinds. It is an act of charity, purely for the benefit of the society and is totally voluntary. It is done after death. The eye donation of the deceased can be authorized by the kith & kin, even if the deceased did not pledge to donate his / her eyes before death.
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