Bidhannagar Sub-Divisional Hospital

Bidhan Nagar Sub-Divisional Hospital
Geography
Location	Kolkata, West Bengal, India
Services
Beds	100
History
Founded	1991
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Bidhan nagar Sub-Divisional Hospital is a Government hospital for in Bidhannagar, Kolkata, India.

Location

The Bidhannagar Sub-Divisional Hospital is located in Salt Lake City, CD Block, Sector I, Kolkata – 700064. This Government hospital is situated opposite of SBR Technologies office and beside Seva Hospital, near City Centre, salt lake.

Year Established

The former and late Chief Minister of West Bengal, Jyoti Basu transformed this health facility, which was established in the year 14 November 1980, into a state-run hospital in the year 27 February 1991.

Facilities

Number of Beds: According to sources, there are 100 beds in this health facility. For residents living in the extended areas of the Bidhannagar township such as Naobhanga, Sukantanagar, and Mahishbatan - this is the only option for an affordable treatment for the common masses. Even patients from far-flung places like Bashirhat, Sunderbans and Sashan opt for this hospital for emergency situations like accidents. There is an operation theatre available in the hospital. There are 2 air-conditioned VIP rooms also available.

According to doctors attached to the hospital, they have to handle accident cases almost daily in the morning. The Rajarhat and New Town road being in the vicinity, people end up with severe accidents and injuries due to reckless driving. Most of the patients are first brought to the Bidhannagar Sub-divisional hospital owing to its closeness to Rajarhat and New Town.

Transfusion Facilities: The Bidhannagar Sub-Divisional Hospital now has transfusion facilities for Thalassemia patients of the city. The West Bengal state health department can now accommodate these patients. The hospital provides an in-patient unit for people suffering from Thalassemia. Though this is a 100-bed facility, it can easily accommodate 30-40 patients (for blood transfusion) suffering from this ailment.^[1]

This is an initiative to benefit patients so that unused space in the hospital can be utilized for a good purpose.

Notes

↑ "1. Kolkata Gets Thalasamia Unit".

References

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