Brahmanbaria 250 Bed District Sadar Hospital

About Hospital

Brahmanbaria is one of eastern Bangladesh's older towns - its municipality dates back to 1868, making it one of the country's oldest, and it only became a full district headquarters in 1984, having grown into the second-largest city in eastern Bangladesh after Cumilla. The District Sadar Hospital sits right in this well-established town, on Sadar Hospital Road in Brahmanbaria Sadar, and functions as the government's main healthcare facility for the roughly 264,000 people the municipality itself is home to, not counting the wider district it also serves.

The hospital carries the "250 Bed" designation directly in its name, which is echoed consistently across the government's own hospital directory and several independent listings, so this is one of the more reliably confirmed figures for a district hospital of this kind. What is less clear is exactly when the hospital itself first opened its doors - no source checked gives a specific founding year for the hospital building, as distinct from the town's own long municipal history.

Emergency Contact

Phone: 0851-59282

Mobile: 01730-324766

Email: brahmanbaria@hospi.dghs.gov.bd

Address: Sadar Hospital Road, Brahmanbaria Sadar, Brahmanbaria-3400

Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Yi3VNvJkcz1skV1L6

(Calling ahead before an emergency visit is always a good idea, since duty schedules can change without much public notice)

Hospital Overview (Quick Facts)

Founded: No specific founding year for the hospital itself could be confirmed from any source - please verify. Brahmanbaria became a district headquarters in 1984, though the hospital may well predate this, since Sadar hospitals in Bangladesh often existed before their district achieved full administrative status.

Speciality: Serves as Brahmanbaria district's main government hospital, providing general and emergency care to one of eastern Bangladesh's larger district towns, second in size in the region only to Cumilla.

Number of Beds: 250 beds, a figure that is unusually well confirmed here, appearing consistently in the government's own district hospital directory as well as independent listings.

Departments: Medicine, General Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Paediatrics, Orthopaedics, Emergency Medicine. As with any government hospital, specialist presence on a given day comes down to the duty roster, so calling ahead matters if you need a particular consultation.

Popular Treatments: General medical consultation, emergency and casualty care, maternal and childbirth services, paediatric treatment, orthopaedic and fracture care, basic diagnostic testing.

Doctor List

No reliable, department-wise doctor list could be found in any source checked. The safest way to know who is on duty is to check the hospital notice board, ask at the OPD counter, or call ahead if a specific specialist matters to you. - please verify

Facilities Available

OPD Consultation

Emergency and Casualty department

Indoor Admission (250-bed capacity)

Operation Theatre facilities

Diagnostic services - Pathology, X-ray, Ultrasound

Pharmacy

Whether the hospital currently runs an ICU, a functioning blood bank, or more advanced diagnostic equipment could not be confirmed with confidence - please verify by calling the hospital directly.

OPD Timing

Following the general pattern for government hospitals in Bangladesh: 8:00 AM to 2:30 PM, except on government holidays.

This is the standard schedule rather than one specifically confirmed for this hospital - please verify by calling ahead or checking the notice board.

How to Reach the Hospital

The hospital sits on Sadar Hospital Road, right in Brahmanbaria Sadar, close to the town centre given how compact and long-established the municipality is. Being one of the older, more central towns in eastern Bangladesh, most local transport within Brahmanbaria town should be able to get you there without much trouble.

Google Maps link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Yi3VNvJkcz1skV1L6

Why Patients Choose This Hospital

The main government hospital for Brahmanbaria, one of eastern Bangladesh's larger and older district towns

250-bed capacity, a figure well confirmed across multiple independent sources

Treatment costs stay low, as with any public facility, compared to private clinics in town

OPD, emergency care, and indoor admission are all handled under one roof

Central, easy-to-reach location within a long-established municipality

Hospital at a Glance

Hospital Name: Brahmanbaria 250 Bed District Sadar Hospital

Founded: Not confirmed - please verify

Location: Sadar Hospital Road, Brahmanbaria Sadar, Brahmanbaria-3400

Ownership: Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), Government of Bangladesh

Number of Beds: 250

Type: District Sadar Hospital

Emergency Service: Reported as 24 hours - please verify

Outdoor (OPD) Timing: 8:00 AM to 2:30 PM, except government holidays - please verify

Phone: 0851-59282

Mobile: 01730-324766

Email: brahmanbaria@hospi.dghs.gov.bd

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Question: Is Brahmanbaria 250 Bed District Sadar Hospital a government hospital?

Answer: Yes, it operates under the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), Government of Bangladesh.

Question: How many beds does the hospital have?

Answer: 250 beds, a figure confirmed consistently across the government's own hospital directory and independent listings.

Question: Where exactly is the hospital located?

Answer: On Sadar Hospital Road, in Brahmanbaria Sadar, the district headquarters town.

Question: Does the hospital provide emergency services?

Answer: Yes, emergency and casualty care is available, though it is worth calling ahead to confirm current capacity before an urgent visit.

Question: What is the best number to call before visiting?

Answer: 0851-59282 (landline) or 01730-324766 (mobile) are the numbers listed in the official government hospital directory.

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