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Pushpagiri Eye Institute A Division of Pushpagiri Vitreo Retinal Institute
An Eye for affordable services
Activity Report
(October 2007 – December 2008)
(Tax ID# 20-5487337)
Indo American Eye Care Organization
A Major supporter in Prevention of Avoidable Blindness Programs
Pushpagiri Eye Institute is a not-for-profit charitable organization governed by Pushpagiri
Vitreo Retinal Institute, Secunderabad, AP, India
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INDO AMERICAN EYE CARE ORGANIZATION
Indo American Eye care Organization (IAEO) is a charitable non-profit organization established to prevent curable blindness in India. It is registered in the state of Michigan, USA, and certified as a 501(c)(3) organization by IRS. IAEO is the major supporter of Pushpagiri Vitreo Retina Institute (PVRI), an exclusive super specialty eye care centre, located in Secunderabad, India. It is the first of its kind in the state of Andhra Pradesh, India, established in 2001, with a Vision 20/20 goal in providing services to the poor completed several tens of thousands of lasers and retinal surgeries. In close association with PVRI, IAEO is committed to providing total eye care to the poor and needy, irrespective of race, religion, and color in India and around the world.
IAEO BOARD
President : Vanita Reddy, MI
Secretary : Sridhar Talanki, CO Treasurer : Srinivas Rao, MI
Jt. Secretary : Srinivas Cheela, CO Jt. Treasurer : Rishi Nalubola, MD
Directors
Dr. Jagan Alinani, IL Dr. Ramanamurthy Gokula, OH
Dr. Srinivas Gunukula, TX Arjun Dyapa, NJ
Dr. Sunita Yedavally, MI T. Ramachandra Reddy, GA
Dr. Vijayapal Reddy, IN Sailesh Saxena, TX
Dr. Ravindra Kumar, CA Mahesh Saladi, NY
Dr. Haranath Policherla, MI Dr. Sudhakar Reddy, MI
Advisory Team
Dr. Amarnath Gowda, MI Dr. Sam Kottamasu, MI
Dr. Gopal Reddy Gade, CA Dr. Venugopal Palla, NY
Dr. Jagan Kakarala, MI Ram K. Reddy, CA
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PUSHPAGIRI EYE INSTITUTE
Board Members Dr. K. Viswanath Chairman - Medical Mr. R Govind Hari Chairman - Administration Dr. O. Muralidhar Director – Medical Dr. K.B. Nand Kishore Director – Medical Dr. M.V.S. Prakasa Rao Director – Medical Sri. G. Mahavishnu Director - Finance Sri. S. Janardhan Director - Administration Sri. V. Amarnath Director - Co-ordination Sri. M.V.R.Shastry Director - Resources Sri.J.V.Rao Legal Advisor
Clinical Services Retina & Vitreo Dr. K. Viswanath Dr. O. Muralidhar Retinopathy of Pre Maturity DR. Padma
Corneal Services Dr. Rishi Swaroop
Glaucoma Dr. Tarunam Comprehensive Ophthalmology Dr LV Krishnam Raju Dr. Tushara General Ophthalmology Dr C Srinivas Community Eye Health Dr. K. Viswanath Mr. Govind Hari Mr. D. Kiran Internal Medicine Dr. B.Sunitha Anesthesia services Dr. Lakshman Rao Dr. Parekh Madhava Eye Bank Dr. Rishi Swaroop Mr.Govind Hari Mr. D. Kiran Mr. Sri Sailam
Management Mr. Govind Hari Mr. Rajeshwar Rao Ms. Vijaya Lakshmi Ms. Annapurna Ms. Rajya Lakshmi Mr. Bhima Shanker
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FOREWARD
Pushpagiri Vitreo Retinal Institute is making significant contributions in handling the various emerging challenges in eye care in clinics and as well as communities at national and international levels with the help of major supporter specially Indo American Eye Care Organization (IAEO) of USA and local philanthropists. IAEO, a core partner of PVRI and working towards reduction and prevention of avoidable blindness in India and a portion of amount received from IAEO is being spent in each charitable case treated by PVRI in the form of education, awareness, training and surgical interventions etc. Today, PVRI stands for quality medical treatment for challenging eye conditions and also offers comprehensive preventive measures besides creating awareness among common people. Today’s Eye Care Hospitals are involved in research and development activities thus controlling the spread of the curse called “Blindness” in society. Recently published data Indicates that eight out of every hundred Indians are suffering with various levels of visual impairments includes blindness. It has been estimated that two out of every hundred Indians has been suspected with blinding condition and mostly located in rural and tribal areas. Globally 37 million people are blind. Keeping in view of the Burden of Blindness on the individual, family and society, PVRI started department of community ophthalmology consists of planned comprehensive community screening programs in addition to focused on school eye health programs. Serving fellow human beings and offering them the best possible eye care is our motto, and it is our vision to be one of the world’s best eye care service provider with the state-of-the-art technology at affordable cost to people from all walks of life. Our pursuit towards excellence does not end here. With rapidly increasing service volumes and with a greater outreach and impact by the month, we are presently in the verge of a rapid expansion phase, with a vision to cover more than 70% of the population of Andhra Pradesh. We envisage this expansion to facilitate our goal to expand throughout South India. PVRI is also in the process of creating its academic wing in the area of Optometry, Post-graduation in Ophthalmology and Ophthalmic subspecialty fellowship programmes etc., with an array of experienced professionals and doctors engaged in training young ophthalmologists, optometrists and nurses in order to generate qualified and excellent personnel in every spear of eye care activities to help us carry on our crusade against blindness. We foster the aforementioned goals with great zeal and enthusiasm. Our leaps towards these goals bolstered with support and care from benefactors, gives us a feeling of satisfaction and the courage to carry on our activities.
Dr. K. Viswanath Mr. Govind Hari Chair – Medical Chair - Administration
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OUR VISION & MISSION
Our vision is to create cost-effective and quality services to all those in need. The mission is to be a center of quality in eye care services exclusively in retina related disease. Clinical research focus in eye ailments and different vision conditions, education and training with an aim on equitable and effective eye health services to non-reachable areas and under-privileged population in India and developing countries. Keeping in view of the changing organizational and environmental situations, we realize the need to assess our progress and make necessary changes in our system that is able to address the existing and new challenges in the field of eye care. Accordingly, the key issues which need further growth are as follows.
• Patient Care Services
• Hospital Management Development
• Community Eye Health
• Clinical Research
• Education
• Training
In detail, substantial qualitative improvements in service delivery among all sectors that lead to patient satisfaction. Improvements in the quality of management in all levels that obtain better contribution from the employees and supporters. We will apply our expertise in primary eye health that directs stronger service delivery network across the country. We will focus to realize and address the key eye diseases and genetic conditions by applying new knowledge and research techniques. We will develop this institute as a premier center for fellows and mid level medical persons in clinical service deliveries.
After many brain storming sessions, we decided on some key goals for the next five years as follows:
• Cataloging as best Institute
• Premium Quality services
• Acceptable community eye care programs
• Publications in clinical and public health research
• Focus on Consultancy and Advocacy across the globe
PVRI will extend its services to Rural Andhra Pradesh, as Kadapa facility representing the southern A.P., Vijayanagaram facility representing the eastern A.P., and Nizamabad facility representing the northern A.P... The secondary level eye care facility that is going to be established in the town of Kadapa will serve approximately 1 million people of Kadapa and peripheral districts. The alienation of land by the Government to the Institute is in process. A tertiary level eye care facility that is going to established at Vijayanagaram will serve approximately 5 million people of Vijayanagaram and peripheral districts. Similarly another eye care facility will be established in Nizamabad to serve the people in around that region. In each area, specific goals have been identified with a clear track to achieve them.
SERVICE APPROACHABILITY
LEARNING PROFESSIONALISM
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A YEAR OF ACHIEVEMENTS
Hospital Based Services
Outpatients Paying 6,823
Non paying / Endowment scheme 8,340
Total 15,163
Inpatients Paying Non paying / Endowment Total
Cataract 1645 1855 3500
Glaucoma 849 367 1216
Cornea 212 243 455
Retina 3485 2380 5865
Laser for retina 1283 960 2243
Others 904 452 1356
Total 8378 6257 14635
Community Eye Health Services
Community Screening Programs No of camps conducted 53
No of people screened 8957
No of people identified with Cataract 3231
No of people identified with refractive error 1521
No of people identified with retinal problems 257
No of people identified with other eye ailments 341
No of people referred to PVRI for Surgeries 3695
No of people availed the services at PVRI 1364
No of people advised for glasses ( prescriptions) 1521
School Eye Screening Programs No of schools screened 78
No of children screened 16,536
No of children identified with Refractive errors 2146
No of children advised with glasses ( prescription) 2146
No of children identified with other eye ailments 998
No of children referred to service centre for further treatment 678
A Special Report on Shirdi Saibaba High School Screening Program Date of the Camp August 22, 2008
Name of the Place Tukaram Gate, West Marredpally, Secunderabad, AP
No of children screened 303
No of children identified with Refractive errors 35
No of children advised with glasses ( prescription) 35
No of children identified with other eye ailments 06
No of children referred to service centre for further treatment 06
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Madhava Eye Bank No of corneas collected 6
No of corneas utilized for transplantations 3
No of corneas distributed to other eye banks 7
No of corneas received from other eye banks 4
A Special Report on Janthuluru, Ananthapur District, AP Date of the Camp May 04, 2008
Name of the camp Place Janthuluru
No of people screened 304
No of people identified with Cataract 58
No of people identified with refractive error 160
No of people referred to PVRI for Surgeries 58
No of people availed the services at PVRI 35
No of people advised for glasses ( prescriptions) 160
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RESEARCH
Diabetic Retinopathy and Role of Micronutrients: II. B-Vitamins and Minerals Diabetic retinopathy (DR) is one of the most common vascular complications of diabetes and leading cause of blindness. In the study we examined association between micronutrients (B vitamins and minerals) and type-2 diabetic retinopathy. One hundred and twenty subjects of type 2 diabetic mellitus patients with (65) were included in this case control study. Clinical evaluation of fundus was done by slit lamp and indirect ophthalmoscopy and fundus fluoresceine angiogram was recorded. Serum levels of minerals (Ca, Mg, Fe, Cu, Co, Zn, Mn and Se) were estimated by atomic absorption spectroscopy (flame and graphite furnace). Vitamins B1, B2, B6 and B12 were analyzed in erythrocyte lysates or in plasma by enzyme activation coefficient or by radioimmunoassay. In the present study, we observed no significant difference between normal controls and diabetic with and without retinopathy with respect to the levels of most of the micronutrients which have an important role in insulin resistance and sensitivity (Zn, Mg, Mn, and Cr), Among the B-vitamins, levels of B-12 and B-6 appear to be deficient in DR patients compared to normal and diabetic subjects. These results indicate an association between decreased levels of plasma vitamin B6 & B12 and diabetic retinopathy, which needs further evaluation in terms of exploring their role in diabetic retinopathy. These studies are also expected to provide the possibility for the nutritional therapy in diabetic retinopathy.
Morphological Evaluation of Central Serous Chorioretinopathy Using Fourier Domain
Optical Coherence Tomography To evaluate the retinal morphological alterations associated with fluorescein angiographic leakage in central serous chorioretinopathy (CSCR) using Fourier domain optical coherence tomography (FD-OCT) Consecutive patients with clinical findings suggestive of CSCR underwent baseline fundus fluorescein angiography (FFA) and FD-OCT (raster and B-scan) of the fovea and FFA leakage sites. FD-OCT was repeated at monthly follow-up visits. Twenty six eyes of 22 patients (four with bilateral involvement) were included in the study. FD-OCT showed a retinal pigment epithelial whereas (PED) corresponding to the FFA leak site in 18 (69%) eyes, whereas retinal pigment epithelial (RPE) irregularities and protrusions were noted in 8 (31%) eyes. Of these, four eyes with ill-defined angiographic leakage revealed discrete PEDs. Six eyes showed tethering of the outer retina at the site of a leaking PED. Granulated appearance of the outer retina was seen in 19 (73%) eyes of which 11 (58%) had subretinal precipitates and 8 (42%) had fibrin. Presence of either subretinal precipitates could not be correlated with the duration of detachment. Board area of RPE involvement adjacent to the leak site was seen in 11 (42%) eyes whereas RPE irregularities away from the leak site were noted in 14 (54%) eyes. Twelve (46%) eyes had single (n = 7) or multiple non- leaking PEDs, either in attached (n = 6) or detached retina (n = 7). In nine eyes having follow-up ranging upto 2 months, resolution of SRF was associated with collapse of PED (n = 3). Two eyes had persistence of PED and residual RPE irregularities (n = 4) and enlargement of PED (n = 3). Two eyes had persistence of PED with residual SRF. Fourier domain OCT helps in precisely delineating the retinal pigment epithelial abnormalities and outer retinal alterations associated with CSCR. A larger area of involvement detected in eyes with focal angiographic leakage supports the view of widespread RPE pathology in CSCR.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Training & Fellowship programs:
• Two Fellowships programmes, one in comprehensive Ophthalmology and another in Vitreo Retinal Services, were started from 1st August 2008. This Fellowship programme is for the Post M.S./DNBE/D.O./FRCS (ophthal.) degree candidates. The fellowship programme will be for 15 months and aims at training young ophthalmologists to become super specialists in their respective fields.
• Surgical Training in Small Incision Cataract Surgery & Phacoemulsification in Liaison with the M/s. Appasamy Associates, Chennai, was initiated on September 2008 to update the surgical skills of practicing ophthalmologists in Andhra Pradesh and neighboring States. The training period will be for four weeks and aims exclusively at imparting surgical skills in Small Incision Cataract Surgery.
• We are in the process of starting a Paramedical Ophthalmic Assistant course in Ophthalmic Techniques to meet the demand of the same.
Presentations and awards:
• The Pushpagiri Vitreo Retina Institute-NIN-ICMR Research study on “Diabetic Retinopathy and Role of Micronutrient” The initial data presented by Mr.N.Satyanarayana, Senior Research Fellow in the 17th Annual Meet of Indian Eye Research Group-2008 at Arvind Eye Hospital, Madhuri, on 26th and 27th July 2008.
• Dr.K.Viswanath, Chairman-(Medical) of our Institute, took over as President of Andhra Pradesh Ophthalmic Society, for the year 2008-2009 on 27th September 2008 at the State Conference held at Vijayawada.
• The Consultants of Pushpagiri Vitreo Retina Institute are the resource persons for the lectures and demonstration in the Continuing Medical Education programme conducted by the Regional Institute of Ophthalmology-Sarojini Devi Eye Hospital, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, from 18th to 31st August 2008. This programme is a popular educational programme for the “resident postgraduate students in ophthalmology” of all the Medical Colleges of Andhra Pradesh and a few from neighboring States like Karnataka, Maharastra and Madhya Pradesh.
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FIANACIAL REPORT
Pushpagiri Eye Institute received approximately INR 15,00,000/- and the same was incurred on the agreed charitable activities including conducting community screening camps, school screening camps, blindness education, awareness and training. In details as follows:
Statement of Expenditure against an amount of INR 15,00,000/- (INR 15 lacs)
This amount has been spent on the specific directions from board of IAEO (Oct’07-Dec’08)
S.No Description Amount in INR
1 Conduct regular community eye screening programs and school eye screening programs including surgeries, treatment and other procedures 4,34,827
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30% of the Arogya Sri Camps expenditure including surgeries and other logistical expenditure. Rest of 40% of expenditure from government and 30% from PVRI. 5,90,425
3 50% of the expenditure related to Publicity, education, awareness, training and Communication/publicity/publications/training 5,50,621
4 Travel and hosting related to IAEO activities 10,243
Total - INR fifteen lacs eighty six thousand one hundred and sixteen only 15,86,116
(E & O.E)
• Actual Amount Received: US$ 37,471/- (INR 14,97,341 lacs @ INR.39.96/-) in March 2008.
Statement of Expenditure of Charitable / Subsidised Community Eye Health Initiative
from April 2008 to January 2009 under IAEO head
S.No Description Amount in INR
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IAEO - Direct Expenses to conduct regular community eye screening programs and school eye screening programs including surgeries, treatment and other procedures 4,27,295
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Subsidized expenditure – A/c of Arogyasri: 60% of the expenses related to 19 Arogayasri camps including surgeries and others. It is a public and private initiative to eradication of avoidable blindness in the State of AP. Government insurance company covers only 40% of the total expenditure. 19,56,834
3 Printing and Stationary 2,87,562
4 Publicity in rural and urban area by IEC material 7,65,453
5 Communication 56,000
6 Travel and hosting related to IAEO 10,000
Total – INR thirty five lacs three thousand one hundred and forty four only 35,03,144
(E & O.E)
• The total expenditure incurred by Pushpagiri Eye Institute for the current financial year (April 2008-March 2009) is above 17 million Indian rupees (INR 1, 70, 00,000/-) unaudited expenditure. The said 35 lacks was incurred for conducting regular community eye screening programs including developing, printing and disseminating IEC material and other related logistics.
• Subsidized expenditure – A/c of Arogyasri: Arogyasri program is a public and private partnership initiative to eradicate avoidable blindness in the state of Andhra Pradesh. In this program Government insurance company will reimburse the expenditure for selected eye diseases. This reimbursement comes up to 40% of the total expenditure. Rest of the expenditure will be borne exclusively by IAEO/PVRI. For example cataracts, refractive errors and detailed camps expenditures like transport, human resources will not be coved under Arogyasri.
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Intervention at Hospital and Communities Sl. No Item Amount in INR
Surgical Intervention Approx. Cost
1 Vitreo Retinal Surgeries 26000
2 Modern Cataract Surgeries (Phaco) 15,000
3 Glaucoma Surgeries 8,000
4 Corneal Transplantations 26,000
Community Services
5 Community Eye Screening includes transport, Human resources and other logistics
15,000
6 School Eye Screening includes transport, Human resources and other logistics
10,000
7 Educational and awareness programs in schools, communities and slums
10,000
Estimated Cost of Each Comprehensive Community Eye Screening Program in a Village Sl. No Item Amount in INR
1 Vehicle conveyance at least six times from Institute and camp site before and after the program for pre and post operative service.
18,000
2 Estimated cost of each cataract surgery @INR 1500/- for 100 surgeries for IAEO part. Total would be around 300.
1,50,000
3 Free specs @ INR120/- for 200 numbers 24,000
4 Publicity 15,000
5 Boarding and stroke food expenses for camp patients
20,000
6 Medicine for patients 5,000
Total in INR two lacs thirty two thousand only. 2,32,000
Estimated Cost of Each Comprehensive School Eye Screening Program in a Village Sl. No Item Amount in INR
1 Vehicle conveyance at least three times from Institute and school before and after the program for pre and post operative service.
8,000
2 Estimated cost of each cataract surgery @INR 10,000/- for surgeries for IAEO part.
10,000
3 Free specs @ INR120/- for 100 numbers 12,000
4 Publicity 5,000
5 Refreshment expenses during SSP 5,000
6 Medicine for children like vit A, and others 5,000
Total in INR forty five thousand only. 45,000
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DONORS LIST
Indo American Eye Care Organization organized a gala fund raising event in favor of PVRI on October 27, 2007 in Detroit, Michigan, USA. Mr. Suresh Reddy, Honorable Speaker of Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly attended this event as the chief guest. A good number of donors responded to this initiative. We sincerely acknowledge the support of those donors to carry forward the prevention of blindness programs in India and developing world and expect them to continue the same spirit in future for eradicating the needless blindness condition in our society.
S.No Name City State Amount
1 Mr. & Mrs.. Krishnaprasad Katragadda West Bloomfield MI $15,116
2 Mr. Kumar Srungavarapu, Bitech Inc. Bloomfied Hills MI $10,116
3 Dr. Prem & Mrs. Santhi Reddy Victorville CA $10,000
4 Dr. Pailla Malla & Mrs. Sadhana Reddy Happauge NY $10,000
5 Dr. Sudhakar Reddy & Mrs. Vanita Reddy Ann Arbor MI $5,001
6 Dr. Ravindra & Mrs. Nirmala Kumar Merced CA $5,000
7 Mr. Ram K. & Mrs. Indira Reddy San Jose CA $5,000
8 Dr. Haranath Policherla Grosse Pt.Woods MI $5,000
9 Mr. Sailesh & Dr. Kirti Saxena Dallas TX $3,000
10 Dr. Srinivas Reddy & Mrs. Sunita Gunukula Richardson TX $2,500
11 Mr. Ramesh & Mrs. Padma Gudapuri Novi MI $2,500
12 Mr. Srinivas & Mrs. Laxmi Cheela Aurora CO $2,500
13 Mr. Mahesh & Mrs. Vijyaya L. Saladi Old Westbury NY $2,000
14 Mr. Sridhar G. & Mrs. Subba L. Talanki Centennial CO $2,000
15 Mr. & Mrs. Sambasiva Rao Pamidimukkala Ann Arbor MI $1,116
16 Mr. Ramesh & Mrs. Vasanthi Annamreddy Oakhill VA $1,116
17 Drs. Ramana & Jyothi Murthy Perrysburg OH $1,100
18 Dr. Reddy & Mrs. Sujatha Ambati Superior Twp. MI $1,016
19 Mr. T. R & Mrs. (Dr.) Niranjani Reddy Augusta GA $1,000
20 Dr. Venugopal Reddy & Mrs. Anita Palla Dix Hills NY $1,000
21 Dr. Ramachandra Reddy Chilumula Los Angeles CA $1,000
22 Dr. Jagan & Mrs. Uma Ailinani Carbondale IL $1,000
23 Mr. Rishi & Dr. Ritu Nalubola Ellicot City MD $1,000
24 Dr. Narasimha & Mrs. Padma Gottam Bloomfield Hills MI $1,000
25 Dr. Sadasiva & Mrs. Vijaya Reddy Brooklyn MI $1,000
26 Dr. Hanumaiah & Mrs. Swarnalathi Bandla West Bloomfield MI $1,000
27 Drs. Sam & Lakshmi Kottamasu Saginaw MI $1,000
28 Mr. Arjun Dyapa, Brunswick Pharmacy, Inc Trenton NJ $1,000
29 Mr. Purnachandra & Mrs. Usha Aramalla Sands Point NY $1,000
30 Drs. Raghava Rao & Tulasi Polavarapu Brooklyn NY $1,000
31 American Telugu Association Naperville IL $1,000
32 Hanimireddy Lakireddy Family Foundation Merced CA $1,000
33 Dr. Sanjeeva Reddy & Mrs. Sridevi Tangutur New Orleans LA $1,000
34 Mr. & Mrs. Somasekhar Reddy Pompano Beach FL $700
35 Mr. Hari & Lalitha Morisetti Denver CO $513
36 Mr. Ram Reddy & Mrs. Subha Toomukuntla Wixom MI $511
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37 Mr. Dilip Reddy, Reddy Reality Mgmt. Centennial CO $506
38 Mr. Srinivas & Mrs. Soudha Kompella Ypsilanti MI $501
39 Dr. Viajayapal & Dr. Shobha Reddy Carmel IN $500
40 Mr. Sagar & Mrs. Anitha Marem Reddy Canton MI $500
41 Dr. Gopal Reddy & Mrs. Aruna Gade Fresno CA $500
42 Mr. Raja & Dr. Sunita Narreddy Troy MI $500
43 Drs. Srinivasa Rao & Sridevi Kodali W. Bloomfield MI $500
44 Dr. Amarnath & Mrs. Savithri Gowda Farmington Hills MI $500
45 Mr. N. Sreedhar Reddy Novi MI $500
46 Mr. Prasanna Kota, Priam, Inc Tampa FL $500
47 Spiders Software Solutions, Inc. Northville MI $500
48 Mr. Yadagiri Reddy, Veena Investments, Inc Holt MI $500
49 NA, Ms. Leslie Tweed King, Northern Trust Denver CO $500
50 Dr. Vithal & Mrs. Shyamala Kusuma Albany GA $500
51 Mr. Jagadish Boddapati Farmington Hills MI $400
52 Mr. Sunny Reddy, Club PBX, Inc. Troy MI $400
53 Mr. Kalyan & Mrs. Harita Narala Farmington Hills MI $350
54 Mr. Surya & Mrs. Laxmi Marla Northville MI $302
55 Mr. Pradeep & Mrs. Sapna Sangu Vidyasagar Sterling Heights MI $300
56 Mr. & Mrs. Srinivas Gali Troy MI $300
57 Mr. Prasad & Mrs. Vandana Gullapalli Novi MI $251
58 Dr. Saikumar & Mrs. Vijayalakshmi Lingam Farmington Hills MI $250
59 Mr. Udaya & Mrs. Sridevi Chapalamadugu Farmington Hills MI $250
60 Mr. Ramachandra R. & Mrs. Sarada Gongati Novi MI $250
61 Mr. Bhaskar & Mrs. Rama Kakulavarapu Troy MI $250
62 Ragoor Family Holdings LP Murrysville PA $250
63 Mr. Shailendra & Mrs. Padma Sanam Novi MI $250
64 Mr. Jayadeep & Mrs. Malathi Sompalli Troy MI $225
65 Dr. Nagarjuna & Mrs. Padmavathi Ponugoti Terre Haute IN $200
66 Mr. Rajan & Mrs. Sailaja Eadara Ann Arbor MI $200
67 Mr. Azer & Mrs. Parijatha Medhora Novi MI $200
68 Mr. Ramasuraya & Mrs. Ratna Reddy Princeton NJ $200
69 Mr. Venkat & Mrs. Neelima Reddy Port Jefferson NY $200
70 Dr. Rajender & Mrs. Uma Jinna Whitestone NY $200
71 Superior Tech Inc Novi MI $200
72 Drs. Ramesh Reddy & Sushma Beeravolu Fort Gratiot MI $200
73 Mr. Satish & Mrs. Pallavi Maryala Canton MI $200
74 Mr. Rajasekhar Kaukuntla Troy MI $200
75 Mr. Srinivas & Mrs. Praveena Gogineni Belleville MI $200
76 Mr. Jagannadham Kottha Cleveland OH $200
77 Mr. Sudhir & Mrs. Kavitha Baddam Oakland MI $200
78 Mr. Anjan & Mrs. Radha Masapeta Richardson TX $200
79 Mr. & Mrs. Jagdeeshwar R. Bollampally Novi MI $200
80 Mr. Girish & Mrs. Anila Throvagunta Troy MI $166
81 Mr. Praveen & Mrs. Preeti R. Challa Troy MI $151
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82 Mr. Srihari Prasad & Mrs. Manorama Gondhi Novi MI $150
83 Mr. Sathvik & Mrs. Radhika Tangella Troy MI $150
84 Mr. Venkat & Mrs. Vasudha Aekka Canton MI $116
85 Mr. Chalapati & Mrs. Varalakshmi Koduri Novi MI $116
86 Mr. Shourya & Mrs. Lasya MI $116
87 Mr. & Mrs. Jogeshwar Peddiboyina Novi MI $116
88 Mr. Sudheer Solipuram Novi MI $116
89 Mr. Ravibabu & Mrs. Babita Chandu Novi MI $116
90 Mr. Vijay & Mrs. Madhavi Suram Aurora IL $116
91 Mr. Kalyan & Mrs. Lakshmi A. Siddabattula Plano TX $116
92 Mr. Sridhar & Dr. Padma Patel Farmington Hills MI $116
93 Mr. Mohan C & Mrs. Sujatha Chandramohan West Bloomfield MI $101
94 Mr. Rajeev & Mrs. Lee Ann Kuruganti Littleton CO $101
95 Drs. Jayaprakash & Jayaprada Konijeti Terre Haute IN $100
96 Dr. Gunda & Mrs. Vijaya Reddy Fallston MD $100
97 Mr. Mallesham & Mrs. Uma Karnati Farmington Hills MI $100
98 Mr. Pratap & Mrs. Rama Amerwai Farmington Hills MI $100
99 Mr. Venkat Reddy Thalla Novi MI $100
100 Dr. Mohanrami R. & Mrs. Jaya L. Juvvala Roherster Hills MI $100
101 Mr. Vijay & Mrs. Madhuri Samayamanthri Troy MI $100
102 Mr. Murali & Mrs. Sreelatha Chintalpani Bridgewater NJ $100
103 Mr. Bekkam Naveen MI $100
104 Mr. Vikram & Mrs. Sireesha Reddy Midland MI $100
105 Drs. Srikanth & Praveena Jyothinagaram Detroit MI $100
106 Mr. Raju & Mrs. Rani Alluri West Bloomfield MI $100
107 Pradeep Samala, Technet LLC New York NY $100
108 Mr. Chinababu Reddy, Reddy Bus. Ventures Cederhurst NY $100
109 Mr. Vijendher Dumbala Troy MI $100
110 Mr. Ameeth & Mrs. Asmitha Vedre Swatz Creek MI $100
111 Information Technologies Solution, Inc. Dearborn MI $100
112 Mr. Raj Kumar & Mrs. Geeta Kameti Farmington Hills MI $100
113 Mr. Venkata & Mrs. Swetha Surapaneni Farmington Hills MI $100
114 Mr. Thirumala Rao Nakka Auburn Hills MI $100
115 Teamplus, Inc. Ann Arbor MI $100
116 ASEI Cleveland OH $100
117 Dr. Vidhyasagar & Mrs. Rohini Tumuluri Carmel IN $100
118 Dr. Ramesh & Mrs. Shailaja Eluru Royersford PA $100
119 Mr. Perumandla Ashok Reddy Farmington Hills MI $100
120 Mr. Srinivas Rao & Mrs. Sangeeta Anne Troy MI $100
121 Mr. & Mrs. Sathyanarayana Malla Northville MI $100
In addition, several individuals have donated amounts ranging from $30 to $50. Every single dollar donated towards IAEO is being spent diligently towards education, training, awareness and surgical interventions in order to combat avoidable blindness in the society.
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Every donor has the privilege to visit the PVRI at his/her convenience when in Hyderabad. Please call Mr.
D. Kiran, Manager at 96180-16669 to make a special appointment for your visit. Please visit us to experience about our commitment. We value your comments and suggestions.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We acknowledge the major supporters of Indo American Eye Care Organization, USA as follows:
• Choice “name boards” are displayed after the major donors in front of departments, clinics, Labs and patient care areas etc.
• Banners are displayed of the major donors who sponsored the Community Eye Screening Programs, School Eye Screening Programs and Educational and Awareness programs. Donors have choice to select the village of their interest.
• A board consisting of major donors is displayed at patient area of the hospital.
• A donor register is maintained for all the donations.
CONCLUSION
PVRI is committed to the prevention of avoidable blindness through care and awareness programs and looks forward to continued support from IAEO.
Service is God. We Trust in God
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