Mobile Eye Examination Camps

What We Test (and How We Do It)

Anterior Segment Evaluation (Portable Slit Lamp – PSL D20)

What it checks: Eyelids, conjunctiva, cornea, anterior chamber, iris, and lens to identify conditions such as dry eye, conjunctivitis, corneal ulcers/abrasions, pterygium, and cataract.

How it’s done: Our clinician uses a handheld digital slit-lamp to examine the front of the eye and capture clinical photographs when needed. Multiple illumination modes (diffuse, slit, blue/green) and variable slit width/angle provide detailed views. Images can be saved to the patient record for review and follow-up.

Outcome: Same-day findings with guidance on treatment or referral for further care.

Retinal Imaging & AI Assisted Screening (Fundus on Phone – FOP NM 10)

What it checks: The retina, optic nerve, and macula to screen for diabetic retinopathy (DR), glaucoma‑related changes, age‑related macular degeneration (AMD), hypertensive changes, and other posterior‑segment conditions.

How it’s done: A non-mydriatic (generally no dilation) handheld fundus camera captures high-resolution images of the back of the eye. Offline AI provides rapid flags for referable DR and other sight-threatening conditions. A doctor reviews images and AI outputs before final recommendations.

Outcome: On-the-spot risk identification and prioritized referrals if needed.

Refractive Error Measurement (Instaref R20 Autorefractor)

What it checks: Objective measurement of nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism to estimate your glasses power.

How it’s done: A handheld wavefront‑based autorefractor provides a quick reading of each eye. For those who need prescription updates, we advise a confirmatory subjective refraction at our hospital to finalize spectacles/contact lenses.

Outcome: Clear guidance on whether your current glasses are adequate or an update is advisable.

Intraocular Pressure (IOP) — Optional (Handheld Tonometer)

What it checks: Eye pressure, an important risk factor for glaucoma.

How it’s done: A quick, handheld tonometry test performed by our clinician. Results are interpreted alongside optic nerve and retinal findings.

Outcome: Early detection of pressure‑related risk, with appropriate follow‑up if elevated.

What to Expect at Your Camp

Registration & History: Basic details and vision complaints.

On‑site Tests: The modules above are performed as per the package selected (Core / Core+IOP / Core+IOP+CCT).

Clinical Review: Images and measurements are reviewed by our eye specialist. Where needed, we provide same‑day counseling and referral notes.

Digital Reports: Summary findings and images can be shared securely. Data is handled in line with our privacy protocols.

Referral & Follow‑up: If treatment is required, we fast‑track appointments at Ojas Eye Hospital.

Why Choose Ojas Maxivision Eye Hospitals for On site Screening

Hospital‑grade accuracy, outside the hospital: Portable, clinically validated devices for both front and back of eye evaluation.

Efficient, employee-friendly flow: Minimal disruption to work schedules; quick tests with clear next steps.

AI-assisted safety net: Offline AI flags for sight-threatening conditions (reviewed by our doctors before advice).

Seamless reports & referrals: Secure data handling and priority appointments at our Bandra & Kandivali centers.

Ideal For

• Corporate offices
• Manufacturing units
• IT parks
• Schools/Colleges
• Housing societies
• Health camps
• CSR & rural initiatives

Tell us a few details:

• Organisation name & location
• Preferred dates/time window
• Estimated headcount
• Package: Core (Anterior + Retina + Autorefraction) / Core + IOP / Core + IOP + CCT
• Single point of contact (name, phone, email)