Glaucoma can affect vision gradually and often without early symptoms, which makes regular evaluation important. OSVI Healthcare helps you access screening, monitoring and ongoing glaucoma care.
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Glaucoma Care
Glaucoma Care Services
Glaucoma refers to a group of conditions that can damage the optic nerve, often — though not always — associated with raised pressure inside the eye.
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Glaucoma Screening
Screening typically involves measuring eye pressure and examining the optic nerve to check for early signs of damage.
Because early glaucoma often has no noticeable symptoms, screening is generally recommended periodically for adults, especially those with risk factors such as family history.
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Glaucoma Evaluation
A full evaluation goes beyond screening, often including visual field testing and detailed imaging of the optic nerve to assess the extent of any changes.
This helps the specialist understand the type and stage of glaucoma, which guides the management approach.
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Eye-Pressure Assessment (Tonometry)
Tonometry measures the pressure inside the eye, a key factor associated with glaucoma risk and progression.
This is a quick, routine part of glaucoma screening and ongoing monitoring appointments.
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Visual-Field Testing
Visual field testing maps out your complete field of vision, helping to detect and track any peripheral vision loss associated with glaucoma.
This test is often repeated at intervals to monitor whether a patient’s condition is stable or progressing.
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Glaucoma Monitoring
Because glaucoma is typically a long-term condition, regular monitoring is an important part of care, even after treatment has begun.
Monitoring visits generally include pressure checks and, periodically, visual field or optic nerve imaging to track any changes.
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Glaucoma Medication Management
Many cases of glaucoma are managed with prescription eye drops that help control eye pressure.
Your specialist will determine the appropriate medication and review its effectiveness at follow-up visits. Please follow your specialist’s instructions rather than adjusting medication independently.
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Glaucoma Surgery
When medication or laser treatment isn’t sufficient to manage eye pressure, surgical options may be considered.
Several surgical approaches exist, and your specialist will discuss what is appropriate based on the type and severity of your condition.
Step by step
What to Expect
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Screening
Initial pressure check and optic nerve assessment.
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Evaluation
Further testing if screening suggests a closer look is needed.
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Diagnosis & Planning
Specialist explains findings and discusses a management plan.
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Treatment
Medication, laser or surgical management, as appropriate.
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Ongoing Monitoring
Regular follow-up to track your condition over time.
At home
Eye care at home
Same-day or next-day visits by our team:
Eye check-ups
Vision tests
Eye-pressure checks
After-surgery care: eye drops and follow-up checks
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Mumbai
Hyderabad
Bengaluru
Chennai
Kolkata
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Why OSVI Healthcare
Why choose OSVI
OSVI Healthcare coordinates eye care through our existing specialist network and care coordination team, bringing the same approach we use across our home healthcare services.
20,000+ patientsOSVI Healthcare has cared for over 20,000 patients across its services, through coordinated home and specialist care.
1,200+ doctorsAccess to a broad network of doctors and specialists that OSVI works with across care needs.
24×7 supportOur team is available around the clock to help you coordinate consultations and care.
One point of contactWe help manage the back-and-forth of appointments and follow-up, so you have one team to reach out to.
Book a consultation.
Share your details and our team will call you back, usually the same day or the next day. The consultation for cataract, LASIK and other eye surgery is free.
Glaucoma is generally a long-term condition that is managed rather than cured, with the aim of preserving remaining vision. Your specialist can explain the outlook for your specific case.
How often should I be screened for glaucoma?
This depends on your age, family history and other risk factors. A specialist can recommend a screening schedule appropriate for you.
Will I need surgery if I’m diagnosed with glaucoma?
Not necessarily — many cases are managed with eye drops or laser treatment. Surgery is generally considered when other approaches aren’t sufficiently controlling the condition.
Can glaucoma cause complete vision loss?
Yes. If untreated or poorly managed, glaucoma can lead to permanent and even complete vision loss, which is why regular monitoring and following your specialist’s treatment plan are important.
Is the consultation free?
The consultation for cataract, LASIK and any other eye surgery is free. For other eye care, our team will explain any fee before you book. Book a consultation with the form on this page, call 9090-1919-54 or message us on WhatsApp.
Do you offer cashless treatment, insurance support or EMI?
Yes. Cashless treatment and insurance support are available for eye surgery at our partner hospitals, and EMI options for cataract and LASIK surgery. What is covered depends on your policy and the hospital.
Which eye care can I get at home, and where?
Eye check-ups, vision tests, eye-pressure checks and after-surgery care (eye drops and follow-up checks) can be done at home in Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Chennai and Kolkata. Appointments are usually available the same day or the next day.
Which hospitals do you work with?
Eye surgeries are done at our partner eye hospitals across Delhi NCR, including Sharp Sight Eye Hospital, Netram Eye Foundation, Eye Mantra, New Vision Eye Centre and Centre for Sight.
The information on this page is provided for general educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Every patient’s situation is different — please consult a qualified eye care specialist for evaluation and guidance specific to you. In case of a medical emergency, please seek immediate medical attention.