The Centre has a minor operation theatre for ward patients. The main operation theatres are equipped with all types of specialised instruments for surgery including keratoplasty, retinal detachment, ophthalmoplasty, squint, besides glaucoma, cataract etc. The operation theatre is equipped with operating microscopes and is fitted with a closed circuit T.V. system. Besides other operative appliances, it is also equipped for vitrectomy and lensectomy operations. Phaco emulsification is being used for cataract surgery. As a no stitch/one stitch technique is used, an earlier rehabilitation of patients is generally possible.

Fifteen specialty clinics are run in the afternoon which cater to the specific problems of cases requiring investigations and eye care. In these clinics patients are examined, investigated and treated for the specific diseases related to sub-specialties. Here every patient gets the advice of an expert in the field of ophthalmology. After the treatment, patients are referred back to their treating doctor.

There are 300 beds including casualty beds. Of these 4 beds are reserved for E.H.S.beneficiaries, 15 for emergency cases, 3 under Chief's pool and 20 paying ward rooms.

A wing exclusively meant for paediatric patients has been functioning on the 4th floor. The creation of this special paediatric ward emphasises the importance given to the treatment of eye diseases in children.