Maxivision Collaborates With SRG Eye Hospital
Maxivision Consolidates Gujarat Presence to Become State’s Largest Corporate Eye Care Provider via Strategic Partnership with SRG Eye Hospital
- Establishes Gujarat’s most robust corporate eye care network across five major cities, now through the landmark SRG integration.
- Deploys the Catalys Precision Laser System at SRG, bringing world-class laser-assisted cataract surgery with micron-level precision & advanced 3D imaging to the regional market.
- Merges Maxivision’s top-tier clinical standards with deep regional expertise to set a new gold standard for ophthalmic outcomes in Western India
Maxivision Super Speciality Eye Hospitals marked a significant milestone in its journey to become Gujarat’s largest corporate eye care hospital network with the integration of SRG Eye Hospital. With an existing presence across key cities, including Rajkot, Surat, Jamnagar, and Morbi, this expansion in Ahmedabad reinforces Maxivision’s growing regional network. The integration brings with it SRG Eye Hospital’s strong clinical legacy, which has, to date, checked and treated more than 15 lakh patients and performed over 1.2 lakh surgeries, further strengthening the combined expertise of the network. Across the Maxivision group, the brand has, to date, treated over 60 lakh patients and successfully conducted more than 800,000 surgeries, underscoring its scale and commitment to quality eye care.
Eye care demand in India has been rising fast. Health reports show that cataract remains the leading cause of blindness in the country, especially among people above 50 years of age. Many patients delay treatment due to a lack of access or awareness. Large hospital networks like Maxivision are trying to solve this gap by expanding into tier-2 and tier-3 cities. Gujarat has seen steady growth in healthcare infrastructure, but there is still a need for more specialised and technology-driven eye care services. This makes such integrations important for the region.
As part of this expansion, Maxivision launched a new comprehensive eye care facility in Ambawadi, Ahmedabad. The centre is equipped with advanced infrastructure, experienced clinical teams, and technology-enabled treatment protocols to address the rising demand for specialised eye care in the city and nearby regions.
Urban areas like Ahmedabad are seeing a sharp increase in lifestyle-related eye issues. Long screen time, pollution, and an ageing population are common causes. Doctors often report more cases of dry eyes, glaucoma, and diabetic retinopathy. A well-equipped centre in a central area like Ambawadi helps patients get quicker diagnosis and treatment. Easy access also improves follow-up care, which is important in eye health.
The group also introduced advanced technology for the first time in Ahmedabad with the launch of the most advanced version of the Catalys Precision Laser System. This most advanced software upgrade improves accuracy and automation in cataract surgery, ensuring better lens alignment, safer procedures and improved visual outcomes for patients, while bringing advanced treatment closer to patients’ homes.
Laser-assisted cataract surgery is becoming more common across the world. Studies show that such systems can improve precision during key steps like lens fragmentation and corneal incisions. This reduces manual error and can help in faster recovery for patients. The use of 3D imaging also allows surgeons to plan each step before the surgery begins. For patients, this often means better vision outcomes and less dependence on glasses after surgery.
The integration of SRG Eye Hospital combined Maxivision’s scalable, technology-driven healthcare model with SRG’s strong local expertise and clinical foundation. This move is expected to enhance service capabilities, improve accessibility, and elevate the standard of eye care delivery across Ahmedabad and the wider Gujarat market.
Local expertise plays a key role in healthcare success. Hospitals like SRG have built trust over many years by understanding patient behaviour, regional health issues, and community needs. When such experience is combined with corporate systems, it often leads to better patient care. Standardised processes, digital records, and trained staff help maintain consistent quality across centres. At the same time, local knowledge ensures that care remains patient-friendly and accessible.
Dr G. S. K. Velu, Chairman and Managing Director, Maxivision Super Speciality Eye Hospitals, said, “Maxivision’s growth journey has been defined by our ability to build scale while maintaining clinical excellence with advanced technology and accessibility. Gujarat continues to be a key focus market for us, contributing approximately 20% to our overall revenues, and we are targeting a growth of 20-25% CAGR over the next five years in the region.”
Healthcare experts note that Gujarat is becoming a strong market for private healthcare investment. The state has good connectivity, rising income levels, and growing awareness about health. A steady annual growth rate of 20 to 25% shows strong demand and business confidence. Eye care, in particular, is expected to grow due to an ageing population and increased screening programmes.
Dr Sanjay Gandhi, Founder, SRG Eye Hospital (Dr Sanjay Gandhi Eye Hospital) said, “SRG Eye Hospital has consistently focused on delivering trusted, patient-centric eye care, serving over 42,000 patients annually and performing approximately 5000 surgeries each year. This collaboration with Maxivision marks an important milestone in our journey, allowing us to further strengthen our clinical capabilities, expand our service offerings, and enhance patient access to advanced treatments.
We expect this partnership to drive significantly in patient volumes while enabling us to deliver more comprehensive and technology-enabled care. Together, we are well-positioned to elevate the standard of eye care in Ahmedabad and build a more integrated and future-ready ophthalmic ecosystem.”
Patient volume growth is often linked to better outreach and awareness. Many hospitals now run eye screening camps, school check-ups, and rural outreach programmes. These efforts help detect problems early and bring more patients into the treatment system. With better technology and trained teams, hospitals can manage higher patient loads without reducing quality.
This partnership reflects a wider trend in Indian healthcare, where consolidation and collaboration are helping create stronger, more reliable systems. For patients in Ahmedabad and across Gujarat, this could mean faster care, better technology, and improved outcomes in the years ahead.
