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Welcome to the official website of Dr. Sunita Agarwal, an experienced Optometrist and specialist in Cortical Vision Impairment (CVI), based in Kolkata. With years of dedicated practice, Dr. Agarwal has successfully treated countless patients, ranging from children to adults, suffering from vision-related issues, particularly those caused by neurological conditions like CVI. She currently serves as a consultant at Apollo Multispecialty Hospital, Aster Women and Children Hospital, and is the director at Nabajatak Child Development Centre and Drishtikone, both based in Kolkata.
Dr. Agarwal's approach integrates modern diagnostic techniques and compassionate care to offer personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient’s unique needs. Whether you're seeking general optometry services or specialized treatment for Cortical Vision Impairment, Dr. Agarwal’s expertise ensures that you receive the best care possible for your vision health.
Why Choose Dr. sunita agarwal?
State of the art NABH Accredited facility
Evidence based, latest treatment protocol
Ocular Motility laboratory
Teleconsultation services
Holistic approach
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About Dr. Sunita Agarwal
Dr. Sunita Agarwal is a highly qualified Optometrist with specialized training in Cortical Vision Impairment (CVI) and visual rehabilitation. With a B.Optom and M.Optom degree, along with certifications in COVT and COVD from the USA, she is committed to offering the best in eye care. Dr. Agarwal is currently pursuing FNORA, NORA certifications from the USA, and is also pursuing her PhD to further expand her knowledge in the field.
Dr. Agarwal is a consultant at renowned healthcare institutions, including:
- Apollo Multispecialty Hospital, Kolkata
- Aster Women and Children Hospital, Bangalore
- Nabajatak Child Development Centre, Kolkata (Director)
- Drishtikone, Kolkata (Director)
