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Facilities

The operation theatre, lasers and diagnostic equipment used for your care — and how CGHS and cashless treatment work here.

Our facilities

  • Surgical team at work in the operation theatre at Ruby Eye Hospital, Berhampur

    Operation theatre

    Dedicated operation theatre for cataract and other eye surgery, with an operating microscope.

  • Alcon Centurion phaco machine in the operation theatre at Ruby Eye Hospital

    Phaco cataract system

    Alcon Centurion phacoemulsification machine, used for small-incision cataract surgery.

  • Zeiss Cirrus HD-OCT 500 scanner showing a retina scan at Ruby Eye Hospital

    OCT scanner

    Zeiss Cirrus HD-OCT 500 — detailed cross-section scans of the retina and optic nerve.

  • Zeiss Cirrus 6000 OCT angiography machine showing retinal blood vessels

    OCT angiography

    Zeiss Cirrus 6000 — shows the blood vessels of the retina without a dye injection.

  • Zeiss Visucam 524 fundus camera used for retina photographs and FFA

    Fundus camera & FFA

    Zeiss Visucam 524 — photographs of the retina, and fundus fluorescein angiography (FFA) of its blood vessels.

  • Appasamy Marvel B-scan and UBM ophthalmic ultrasound scanner

    B-scan & UBM ultrasound

    Appasamy Marvel scanner — ultrasound of the inside of the eye, and of the front of the eye in fine detail (UBM).

  • Tomey specular microscope showing a corneal cell count

    Specular microscope

    Tomey specular microscope — counts the cells of the cornea's inner layer, e.g. before cataract surgery.

  • Zeiss Visulas YAG III laser at Ruby Eye Hospital

    YAG laser

    Zeiss Visulas YAG III — clears clouding behind a lens implant after cataract surgery and treats some glaucoma.

  • Eye-Light intense pulsed light (IPL) machine for dry eye treatment

    IPL dry eye therapy

    Eye-Light intense pulsed light (IPL) treatment for dry eye caused by blocked oil glands in the eyelids.

  • Consultation room with phoropter and slit lamp at Ruby Eye Hospital, Berhampur

    Consultation & refraction

    Consultation rooms with slit lamp and phoropter for eye examinations and glasses power testing.

  • Optometrist checking glasses power on a Topcon auto-refractometer at Ruby Eye Hospital

    Computerised eye test

    Topcon auto-refractometer — a quick computer reading of glasses power to start your eye test.

  • Reception desk at Ruby Eye Hospital, Berhampur

    Reception

    Front desk for registration, appointments and review dates.

  • New Ruby Medicals & Opticals pharmacy counter at Ruby Eye Hospital, Berhampur

    Pharmacy & optical counter

    New Ruby Medicals & Opticals — medicines and spectacles on the premises.

  • LASIK & Contoura laser

    Laser system for LASIK, Contoura LASIK and PRK vision correction.

  • Waiting area

    Patient waiting area for patients and their families.

Instruments available

25 instruments for eye tests, scans, laser treatment and surgery — what each one is used for.

LASIK & vision correction

Cornea mapping & measurements

  • Pentacam

    Photographs the front of the eye to map the cornea's shape and thickness.

  • Oculyzer

    Corneal mapping linked to the laser, used to plan LASIK and Contoura treatment.

  • Corneal topographer

    Maps the curve of the cornea, e.g. to detect astigmatism or keratoconus.

  • AS-OCT

    Scans the front part of the eye — cornea and drainage angle — without touching it.

  • Pachymeter & biometer

    Measure the thickness of the cornea and the length of the eye.

  • IOL Master

    Measures the eye without touching it, to choose the lens power for cataract surgery.

  • Specular microscope

    Counts the cells of the cornea's inner layer, e.g. before cataract surgery.

Cataract & eye surgery

  • Infinity phaco system

    Phacoemulsification machine for small-incision cataract surgery.

  • Operating microscope

    Gives the surgeon a magnified, well-lit view of the eye during surgery.

Laser & cornea treatment

  • YAG laser

    Clears clouding behind a lens implant after cataract surgery, and treats some types of glaucoma.

  • Green laser

    Laser treatment of the retina, e.g. for diabetic retinopathy.

  • LIO (laser indirect ophthalmoscope)

    Delivers retina laser through a head-mounted scope, reaching the far edges of the retina.

  • C3R (collagen cross-linking) machine

    Strengthens a weak cornea in keratoconus with riboflavin drops and UV light.

  • IPL (intense pulsed light)

    Treats dry eye caused by blocked oil glands in the eyelids.

Retina & glaucoma tests

  • OCT

    Cross-section scan of the retina and optic nerve, for macula, diabetic and glaucoma care.

  • OCT angiography

    Shows the blood vessels of the retina without a dye injection.

  • FFA (fundus fluorescein angiography)

    Photographs the blood vessels of the retina after a dye injection in the arm.

  • Fundus camera

    Colour photographs of the back of the eye, to record and follow changes.

  • B-scan & UBM

    Ultrasound of the eye when the inside can't be seen directly (e.g. behind a dense cataract); UBM shows the front of the eye in fine detail.

  • Perimeter

    Tests your side (peripheral) vision — important in glaucoma.

  • Non-contact tonometer (NCT)

    Measures eye pressure with a gentle puff of air.

Eye tests & glasses power

  • Refraction unit

    Workstation for testing glasses power and checking vision.

  • Autorefractometer

    Gives a quick computer reading of glasses power to start the eye test.

CGHS, cashless & insurance

Bring your card or policy details to the front desk and our staff will help with the paperwork.

CGHS empanelled

Ruby Eye Hospital is a CGHS-empanelled eye centre, and cashless treatment is available. Please bring your CGHS card — the front desk will guide you through the paperwork.

Book an eye check-up

Request an appointment online and the hospital will call you to confirm, or call or WhatsApp us directly.

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