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Asian Eye Institute & Laser Center
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Off MG Road, Opp G.H.High Schoo
Borivali East,
Sukarwadi
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- Anaesthesiology
- General Surgeon
- Pathology Lab
Total Number Of Beds : 2
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Other Facilities
- Pathology
- Ultrasonography
Advance Facility
- Blood Bank
Description
Asian Eye Institute and Laser Centre AEILC began its journey on the auspicious day of Sharad Poornima on the twenty eight day of October 2004This dream of Dr Hitesh Chheda became a reality with the noble aim to provide comprehensive range of Eye Care at Affordable PricesAsian Eye Institute and Laser Centre is situated at Borivali East Mumbai a mere 5 minutes walk from Borivli Station and Borivli Bus DepotAsian Eye Institute and Laser Centre provides modern and fully integrated eye care all put under one roof thus ensuring that patients are required to visit only one site for all stages of their diagnosis and treatmentAEILC caters to wide spectrum of eye diseases and offers specialized treatment to the entire patient community Here at Asian Eye Institute we work hand in hand to make every phase of the process from diagnosis to treatment as comfortable as possibleAsian Eye Institute amp Laser Centre promises Quality Care at Affordable Prices
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