Cataract surgery near Punjabi Bagh, Delhi
New Vision Eye Centre is in Paschim Vihar, about 3 km by road from most of Punjabi Bagh. We have no branch in Punjabi Bagh. This page is for residents of Punjabi Bagh, Shivaji Park, Madipur and Arihant Nagar who want to know how to reach us and what cataract care involves.
Reaching us from Punjabi Bagh
Metro: the Green Line runs from Punjabi Bagh West towards Brigadier Hoshiyar Singh. Get off at Paschim Vihar East, a few stations on. The clinic is then about 1 km by e-rickshaw.
Road: take Rohtak Road or the Outer Ring Road towards Paschim Vihar, A-Block. Allow roughly 10 to 20 minutes depending on traffic.
There is no car park. Drop-off at the entrance is easy, and the building has a lift and wheelchair access.
What a cataract is
A cataract is clouding of the eye's natural lens, which blurs vision, causes glare and dulls colours. It develops gradually, and only surgery removes it. Eye drops do not clear it.
A first visit for cataract
Vision and glasses-power check
Eye pressure and examination of the lens and the retina
Measurements for the artificial lens, if surgery is advised
A discussion with Dr Manik Mittal about findings and options
Whether surgery is needed, and when, is decided only after examination. If the eyes are dilated, vision will be blurred for some hours, so bring someone along.
Surgery and lens choice
Cataract surgery removes the clouded lens through a small opening and places an artificial lens. Most people go home the same day. We work with all lens brands, from monofocal to trifocal and toric lenses, and your surgeon explains which type matches your eyes and routine.
Charges and cashless support
Cataract surgery starts from ₹12,000 per eye. The final amount depends on the lens and your examination. For CGHS, ECHS and eligible insurance policies, the insurance team on 96251 54575 guides you through approval before the day of surgery.
Frequently asked questions
Q: Do I need to book?
A: Appointments avoid waiting. Call 011 4978 5858 or 81309 30330.
Q: What should I bring?
A: Past prescriptions and reports, medicine list, photo ID, and insurance or CGHS/ECHS card if relevant.
Q: Can an elderly parent come with a wheelchair?
A: Yes, the building has a lift and wheelchair access.
Q: Will my diabetes affect surgery?
A: It is considered when planning. Please carry your sugar reports.
Appointments and address
New Vision Eye Centre, A-5/233, Paschim Vihar, New Delhi.
Appointments: 011 4978 5858 or 81309 30330
Surgery Counsellor: 89296 30330
Insurance and cashless team: 96251 54575
The centre has a lift and wheelchair access. There is no car park, so an auto, e-rickshaw, cab or the Green Line metro (Paschim Vihar East) is easiest.
Dr Manik Mittal
MBBS (AIIMS), MD Ophthal (AIIMS)
DMC Reg No 06043
Related information
Cataract surgery overview: /cataract-surgery-delhi
Cataract surgery in Paschim Vihar: /cataract-surgery-in-paschim-vihar
Eye hospital near Punjabi Bagh: /eye-hospital-near-punjabi-bagh
Cashless cataract: /cashless-cataract-operation-in-delhi
Contact: /contact-us
This page is general information, not a substitute for an eye examination. Suitability for any treatment is decided after examination. Results and risks vary from person to person.
New Vision Eye Centre is a NABH-accredited eye care clinic in Paschim Vihar, New Delhi, providing vision correction and comprehensive eye treatment. Led by Dr Manik Mittal, the centre provides LASIK, Contoura Vision, cataract surgery, ICL and complete eye checkups.
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011-49785858, 81309 30330
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