Cataract and lens planning
Cataract evaluation, surgical planning and intraocular-lens counselling that considers the health of the entire eye, visual priorities and the realistic need for glasses.
Cataract, anterior segment and medical retina MBBS, DO, DOMS, FMRF
Fellowship-trained across anterior-segment and medical-retina care, Dr. Anand Jaypuriya brings the front and back of the eye into one considered treatment plan.
A good eye-care decision begins with the right diagnosis. His approach is to explain what is changing, which findings matter now, what can safely be observed and when treatment or surgery offers a meaningful benefit.
Cataract evaluation, surgical planning and intraocular-lens counselling that considers the health of the entire eye, visual priorities and the realistic need for glasses.
Assessment and longitudinal care for diabetic retinopathy, macular disorders, retinal vascular disease and other conditions that require retinal examination, imaging or treatment.
Evaluation of conditions affecting the cornea, anterior chamber and natural lens, supported by fellowship experience in the structures most often involved in cataract and common front-of-eye disease.
A connected view of eye health—from refraction and glaucoma risk to children’s concerns, laser procedures and referral when a subspecialist or hospital setting is more appropriate.
Personal qualification details are supplied by JEWCC. Linked institutional sources provide context about the training environments.
Foundation in medicine and clinical care.
Postgraduate ophthalmology training within a long-established teaching department.
Further postgraduate qualification in ophthalmic medicine and surgery.
Fellowship experience in a specialist eye-care and academic environment.
Focused training in diagnosis, imaging and treatment of retinal disease.
Focused clinical and surgical training in cataract and anterior-segment care.
Worked as a consultant within a specialist eye-care system shaped by clinical service and community ophthalmology.
Led medical-retina care after fellowship training, connecting retinal diagnosis, imaging and treatment planning.
Continued consultant ophthalmology and cataract work, including an association with Sanjeevani Eye Hospital, Malad East, alongside Dr. Shyam Agrawal.
Established the principal eye centre and surgical-care base serving Nallasopara and surrounding communities.
Added satellite OPD access in Virar East, followed by JEWCC Virar West in 2021 and the Veer Savarkar Road service point in 2022.
These moments sit alongside—not in place of—training, clinical judgement and patient outcomes. Together, they document the people and service settings that have shaped Dr. Anand’s work in ophthalmology.

With Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam during Dr. Anand’s years in Coimbatore.

With senior ophthalmologist Dr. Shyam Agrawal, whose guidance has been part of Dr. Anand’s Mumbai practice journey.

At an Indian Coast Guard eye check-up camp in Rameswaram during his community ophthalmology work.

During a community eye-care programme attended by Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti.

With community representative Hemant Savara.

At an ophthalmology programme with senior clinicians including Dr. S. S. Badrinath and Dr. Lingam Gopal.

Dr. Anand and Dr. Shilpa Jaypuriya during an early centre milestone.

Recognition during a community service programme attended by Sadhvi Ritambhara.

Honoured during a community programme attended by former Uttar Pradesh Governor Ram Naik.

Recognition for service at an outreach programme attended by Dr. Satya Pal Singh.

A felicitation at a public programme attended by Kailash Vijayvargiya.

With community representative Rajan Naik.

At a community service programme attended by Keshav Prasad Maurya.

At a charitable eye-care programme attended by Piyush Goyal.
Participated in free eye camps and surgery through the Sankara Eye Care outreach programme, extending treatment to communities with limited access.
Contributed to free surgeries at Sanjeevani Eye Hospital with the support of Dr. Shyam Agrawal and philanthropic partners.
Works with a volunteer medical team at periodic camps in Vrindavan, Dungarpur, Surajgarh and Dadri, keeping community service connected to clinical practice.