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Abstract
A nation like India, does not have satisfactory foundation in terms of prepared workforce in community ophthalmology. As it were exceptionally few recognized eye-institutions give community eye care services. Even within the 250 odd Colleges spread all over India, small significance is given to Eye Care Benefit and the complete preparing is based on Clinical Treatment. Poverty is without a doubt one of the most prominent challenges confronting India. Given the huge extent of its underprivileged populace, the conveyance of fundamental widespread administrations appears nearly unattainable. This issue is exemplified in open wellbeing benefit conveyance. It is exceptionally common for Indians to utilize their life reserve funds to get to quality treatment for themselves and their cherished ones. This study focuses to identify the socio-economic factors influencing the level of satisfaction of the recipients of Eye Care Service and to suggest better ways and means to improve the existing system of Eye Care Service Delivery.