Gajanan Maharaj Sansthan Eye Surgery Camps in Shegaon: Medical Seva Since 1975
Quick Answer: The Gajanan Maharaj Sansthan eye surgery camp Shegaon hosts is free for patients in need. It covers cataract surgery, a lens implant, medicines and spectacles, with food and stay for the patient and one attendant. Register in advance with a valid photo ID. For medical help at Bhakta Niwas, see the first aid and medical facility guide.
If you are planning to come with family for the free eye surgery camp at Shegaon, it helps to know what the camp covers, how to register and when to travel. The Sansthan’s eye camps date back to 1975 and are held at its charitable dispensary and medical complex. This guide also links to the Sansthan’s facilities for pilgrims.
What is the Gajanan Maharaj Sansthan eye surgery camp?
The Gajanan Maharaj Sansthan eye surgery camp Shegaon hosts is a free medical seva for cataract patients, run by the Sansthan.
- Where it happens: The camps are held at the Sansthan’s charitable dispensary and medical complex in Shegaon.
- Who operates: A volunteer team of specialist surgeons, typically from large Maharashtra eye hospitals, operates.
- Who runs it: The Sansthan runs the camp as seva. See the about us page.
Use the Sansthan’s own camp desk — no one else can book surgery for you.
What is covered in the free eye surgery camp?
The camp covers everything below — all at no cost to the patient.
- Cataract surgery: The camp is mainly for cataract (motiyabind) operations.
- Lens implant: An IOL (lens) implant is part of the surgery.
- Check-up and medicines: Both are free.
- Spectacles: Patients who need them receive spectacles at no charge.
Ask the camp desk what applies to your case.
How do I register for the eye surgery camp?
Please register in advance at the medical counter or camp desk.
- Visit the desk: Go to the medical counter or camp desk to register.
- Carry photo ID: An Aadhaar card or another valid photo ID is mandatory. The booking documents guide lists accepted IDs.
- Bring one attendant: Stay and food are arranged for the patient and one attendant.
Register only through the Sansthan’s own desk — official channels only, no agents, no third-party confirmations.
What stay and food does the Sansthan arrange?
The Sansthan arranges stay and food for the patient and one attendant — meals follow dietary needs.
- Extra family members: Relatives can plan their own stay through the rooms page. Private rooms need a minimum of 3 family members.
- Older patients: The senior citizens booking tips and the accessibility guide may help you plan.
Book family rooms early on the official WhatsApp number, as the camp covers one attendant.
When is the next eye surgery camp held?
There is no fixed calendar, so please check dates with the Sansthan enquiry office first.
- Usual timing: Camps are held periodically, often in winter or around major utsavs.
- How to confirm: Call the Sansthan Shegaon contact number before you travel.
- Reaching Shegaon: The guide from Shegaon railway station to the temple covers the last stretch.
Travel only on a date the enquiry office confirms — never one heard second-hand.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Gajanan Maharaj Sansthan eye surgery camp Shegaon holds free of cost?
Yes. The check-up, cataract operation, lens implant, medicines and spectacles are free. The Sansthan also arranges stay and food for the patient and one attendant, with meals planned to dietary needs.
Which eye problems does the camp treat?
The camp mainly treats cataract (motiyabind). Surgery includes an IOL lens implant, along with a general eye check-up. Patients who need spectacles receive them free of cost.
Which documents do I need to register?
An Aadhaar card or another valid photo ID is mandatory for registration. Please register in advance at the Sansthan’s medical counter or at the camp desk.
What are the dates of the next camp?
There is no fixed yearly calendar. Camps are held periodically, often in winter or around major utsavs. Please confirm dates with the enquiry office first.
How can I support the eye camp?
Start with the Sansthan’s seva guides on daan seva and volunteering, then ask the office what the camp needs. Give only through official channels.
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