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Your one-stop shop for eye care, with our range of comprehensive services of international standards.

The Eye Foundation Hospital was started in 1993 as a high-tech Eye Hospital capable of providing services comparable to those obtainable abroad. Over the past 15 years, we have been helping with the fight against preventable blindness in Nigeria and West Africa, and have built partnerships with numerous organisations, various state governments and financial institutions. All of this with the aim of bringing better Eye Care to both rich and poor, either through the Eye Foundation Hospital itself or its sister charity hospital - Eye Foundation Aid and Research Centre (EFARC).

04/12/2025

When we concentrate, especially on screens, we tend to blink less or only partially, which can lead to dryness, irritation, and redness.

Your eyes work hard for you; show them care by taking a break.

Take a moment today to blink fully, rest your eyes, and protect your vision.

Show them more care by booking an eye examination with our qualified specialists today. Visit eyefoundationhospital.com/book-appointment or call +234 201 454 0792 or +234 818 200 9943.

01/12/2025

Welcome to December! The season of light, warmth, and clarity.

At Eye Foundation Hospital, we are committed to helping you see the beauty of this festive season with healthy eyes.

Here's to clear vision and bright days ahead! 🥂

26/11/2025

Diabetic Retinopathy and Diabetic Macular Edema are both complications of diabetes affecting the eyes, but they differ in how they impact the retina and vision.

Diabetic Retinopathy affects the retina as a whole and can lead to severe vision loss, while Diabetic Macular Edema specifically involves swelling in the macula, leading to blurred central vision.

25/11/2025

When blood sugar levels stay high, the tiny vessels in your retina can weaken and leak — causing diabetic retinopathy.

Protect your vision with regular checkups and good diabetes control.

Book an appointment today with our qualified eye specialists by visiting eyefoundationhospital.com/book-appointment

Additionally, you can book your appointment by calling +234 201 454 0792 or sending a WhatsApp message to 0905 047 1995.

21/11/2025

Diabetes can create a high chance of developing certain eye diseases, including diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma and cataracts.

The good news is vision can be preserved despite the condition by getting periodic, comprehensive eye exams.

Book an appointment today with our qualified eye specialists by visiting eyefoundationhospital.com/book-appointment

Additionally, you can book your appointment by calling +234 201 454 0792 or sending a WhatsApp message to 0905 047 1995.

19/11/2025

Diabetic eye diseases often develop without noticeable symptoms in the early stages. However, there are several warning signs that you should be aware of.

Detecting these signs early allows for timely treatment and better outcomes in preserving your vision.

Book an appointment today with our qualified eye specialists by visiting eyefoundationhospital.com/book-appointment

Additionally, you can book your appointment by calling +234 201 454 0792 or sending a WhatsApp message to 0905 047 1995.

18/11/2025

Diabetic eye disease isn’t just one condition — it’s a group of threats to one's sight.

It is important to learn about these threats and protect one's vision.

Book an appointment today with our qualified eye specialists by visiting eyefoundationhospital.com/book-appointment

Additionally, you can book your appointment by calling +234 201 454 0792 or sending a WhatsApp message to 0905 047 1995.

14/11/2025

Diabetes does not define you — your strength does.

This World Diabetes Day, let us unite for awareness, prevention, and care.

Together, we can make a difference.

13/11/2025

Good glucose control is powerful, but it is not a shield.

Only regular eye screenings can detect changes before they threaten your vision.

Book an appointment today with our qualified eye specialists by visiting eyefoundationhospital.com/book-appointment

Additionally, you can book your appointment by calling +234 201 454 0792 or sending a WhatsApp message to 0905 047 1995.

11/11/2025

Diabetes affects the eyes when blood glucose, also called blood sugar, is too high.

In the short term, high blood glucose is not likely to cause vision loss. Blurry vision can occur for a few days or weeks and goes away when the glucose level gets closer to normal.

If one's blood glucose stays high over time, it can damage the tiny blood vessels in the back of your eyes. Damaged blood vessels may leak fluid, leading to scarring or cause dangerously high pressure inside the eye.

10/11/2025

Your eyes might not complain, but that doesn’t mean they are perfectly fine.

Eye conditions often develop silently — without pain or early symptoms. That is why a periodic eye exam is essential, even if your vision seems perfect.

Book an appointment today with our qualified eye specialists by visiting eyefoundationhospital.com/book-appointment

Additionally, you can book your appointment by calling +234 201 454 0792 or sending a WhatsApp message to 0905 047 1995.

07/11/2025

Millions live with diabetes, yet many don’t know it is affecting their eyesight.

Diabetes doesn’t just affect blood sugar — it can steal your sight. Luckily, early eye exams can help save vision.

Book an appointment today with our qualified eye specialists by visiting eyefoundationhospital.com/book-appointment

Additionally, you can book your appointment by calling +234 201 454 0792 or sending a WhatsApp message to 0905 047 1995.

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27, Isaac John Street, G. R. A Ikeja
Lagos

Telephone

+23417360575

Website

http://www.eyefoundationhospital.com/

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