What does GCEH mean in HOSPITALS

GCEH stands for Gandhi Centenary Eye Hospital, which is a charitable non-profit organization that provides excellent and affordable eye care services.

GCEH provides eye screenings, patient consultations, glasses/spectacles fitting and prescriptions, glaucoma treatment, cataract surgery and other ophthalmologic treatments. Q3: Where is the hospital located? A3: The main hospital is located in New Delhi but there are several clinics spread across various parts of India including Assam, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Himachal Pradesh. Q4: How does GCEH work towards eliminating avoidable blindness? A4: To address this problem, GCEH sponsors cataract camps where people from lower economic backgrounds can receive free treatment. Additionally, GCEH also provides subsidized treatments such as spectacles to those in need. Q5: How can I help with the mission of GCEH?   A5: There are multiple ways you can help including donating funds or materials on their website or via giving campaigns, volunteering at one of their locations or cataracts camps or spreading awareness about the charity's activities through word-of-mouth or social media platforms.