ABOUT US

In the year 1997 Lions Club of Hyderabad – Meerpet’s dream project “Lions Eye Hospital” was born based on the efforts made by Lion M Satyanarayana Reddy, a Philanthropic Lion Member and Lion G Ram Reddy, Charter member. While Lion G Ram Reddy in the capacity as Chairman of ‘Prasannanjaneya Temple Committee’ APHB Colony, Moula-ali, Hyderabad prevailed over his committee members to part with 550 square yards of temple land for the hospital, further boost came to the cause with Lion M Satyanarayana Reddy coming forward with a personal contribution of Rs. 5 lakhs to name the hospital as ‘M S Reddy Lions Eye Hospital’.

The hospital was Registered as Lions Club of Hyderabad – Meerpet Charitable Trust in 1998. Simultaneously foundation stone was laid on 28.06.1998.

MSREDDY EYE HOSPITAL inaugurated on 14^thOctober, 2001 with OPD services only.Operation Theatre inaugurated on 4^th July, 2003 MSREDDY EYE HOSPITAL is affiliated to the reputed LV Prasad Eye Institute, Hyderabad.Their help from the commissioning to operating stage was vital for us to be on the right path.We are thankful to Dr. G N Rao,the Chairman of LV Prasad Eye Institute for their technical & administrative guidance from the beginning.

So far more than 2.9 lakh patients from the region screened at the free camps and at the hospital so far about 40thousand cataract surgeries have been performed,out of which around 80% is free of cost.

M S Reddy Lions Eye Hospital (MSRLEH) located in Hyderabad in Telangana State is an Secondary level eye hospital that is runby the Lions Club of Hyderabad- Meerpet Charitable Trust.By the virtue of its location MSREDDY EYE HOSPITALH has become an important transit house to connect Nalgonda, Hyderabad,Ranga Reddy and Medak Districts. MSREDDY EYE HOSPITAL was started with the vision of providing quality eye care to the poor and affordable for treatment.

The MSREDDY EYE HOSPITAL is serving people suffering from threatening blindness in the past 16 years.In the process,our eye care team has reached the most unreachable locations of the surrounding Districts.

However, there is a long way to go.The hospital is able to serve only 20% of the region. A largenumber of people are still suffering from blindness that can either be prevented or treated.MSRLEH is committed to take the responsibility.