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Chittagong Medical College Hospital

Chittagong Medical College Hospital

  • Specialty
    24-hour emergency and trauma care, general medicine, general surgery, obstetrics & gynaecology, child healthcare, and orthopaedic services.
  • Location
    Chittagong

Department:- Medicine Specialist, Child Specialist, Dermatologist, ENT Specialist, General Physician, Gynecologist,

About Hospital

Chittagong Medical College Hospital


About Hospital


Chittagong Medical College Hospital (CMCH) is one of the largest government tertiary-level hospitals in Bangladesh and the principal teaching hospital of Chittagong Medical College. It is located at Panchlaish in Chattogram (Chittagong) city and serves as the main referral hospital for greater Chittagong and a wide surrounding population.


Chittagong Medical College itself was established in 1957, making it the second oldest medical college in Bangladesh. The hospital began functioning at its present Panchlaish site around 1959-1960 with an initial capacity of only 120 beds, starting with just two departments - Surgery, and Gynecology and Obstetrics. During its early years, the nearby Chittagong General Hospital (Andarkilla) handled the Department of Medicine and allied specialties until 1969.


The present six-storied main hospital building was completed in 1969, at which point bed capacity was raised to 500. Capacity was later increased to 750 beds in 1996, 1010 beds in 2001, and administrative approval was given for 1313 beds in 2013 by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOHFW). The exact current operational bed count should be please verified with hospital authorities, as approved capacity and functioning capacity can differ.


Note: Chittagong Medical College Hospital (at Panchlaish) is a separate institution from Chittagong General Hospital (also called Chittagong 250 Bed General Hospital, located at Andarkilla). The two are historically linked and General Hospital has been affiliated with Chittagong Medical College since 1959, but they operate as distinct facilities at different locations.


Emergency Contact



Hospital Phone: 031-630335

Alternate/older listed numbers (please verify current status): 031-612251, 031-616891 to 616894

Address: 57, K B Fazlul Kader Road, Panchlaish, Chattogram

Ambulance Number: please verify with hospital reception

Official Website: cmch.gov.bd



Hospital Overview (Quick Facts)


Founded

Chittagong Medical College was established in 1957. The hospital began operating at its present Panchlaish site around 1959-1960. Exact day and month could not be confirmed from available sources - please verify.


Speciality

CMCH functions as a tertiary-level referral hospital for greater Chittagong, covering a service area of roughly 50,000 square kilometers and a large regional population. It offers a full range of clinical departments and subspecialties as a major teaching hospital.


Number of Beds

Bed capacity has expanded in stages: 120 beds (1960), 500 beds (1969), 750 beds (1996), 1010 beds (2001), with administrative approval for 1313 beds granted in 2013. Please verify the current operational bed count directly with the hospital.


Departments

Major clinical departments include Medicine, Surgery, Gynecology and Obstetrics, Paediatrics, Psychiatry, and Skin and Venereal Diseases, along with numerous other specialties and subspecialties typical of a large teaching hospital. A complete, current department-wise list should be please verified with the hospital or official website.


Popular Treatments

As a tertiary referral center, CMCH handles a broad range of complex and emergency cases across medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, paediatrics, and trauma care, in addition to routine outpatient treatment. Specific high-volume treatment categories were not independently verified - please verify.


Doctor List


A verified, department-wise doctor list for CMCH could not be compiled from public online sources at this time - please verify directly with the hospital or its official website for current consultants and duty doctors.


Facilities Available



Emergency Department

Outpatient Department (OPD)

Large inpatient bed capacity across multiple clinical departments

Teaching hospital facilities affiliated with Chittagong Medical College and Chittagong Medical University

Diagnostic and pathology services (please verify full list and availability)

Pharmacy (please verify availability and timing)

ICU and Operation Theatre facilities - please verify current status and capacity with hospital administration



OPD Timing


Department-wise OPD timing was not confirmed from available online sources. As a general guide, most Bangladesh government medical college hospitals run OPD services on working days during standard morning hours, but patients should please verify exact timing by calling the hospital directly before visiting.


How to Reach


CMCH is located at 57, K B Fazlul Kader Road, Panchlaish, in Chattogram city, and is easily accessible by local transport, CNG, rickshaw, and ride-sharing services from anywhere in the city. It is one of the most well-known landmarks in the Panchlaish area, close to Chittagong Medical College and Chittagong Nursing College.


Why Patients Choose This Hospital



One of the largest and oldest government hospitals in Bangladesh

Tertiary-level referral center offering advanced and specialized care

Affiliated teaching hospital with access to specialist faculty from Chittagong Medical College

Serves a very large population across greater Chittagong and beyond

Government-run facility offering free or subsidized treatment



Hospital at a Glance



Name: Chittagong Medical College Hospital (CMCH)

Type: Government Medical College Hospital (Tertiary Level)

College Established: 1957

Hospital Operational at Present Site: circa 1959-1960

Approved Beds: 1313 (as of 2013 MOHFW approval)

Location: Panchlaish, Chattogram

Phone: 031-630335

Website: cmch.gov.bd



FAQ


Q1: What is the contact number of Chittagong Medical College Hospital?

A: The listed contact number is 031-630335. Please verify with the hospital directly as multiple numbers appear in different sources.


Q2: When was Chittagong Medical College Hospital established?

A: Chittagong Medical College was established in 1957, and the hospital began functioning at its present Panchlaish site around 1959-1960.


Q3: How many beds does CMCH have?

A: Approved capacity is 1313 beds as of 2013, though the hospital has expanded in stages since starting with 120 beds. Please verify current operational capacity with the hospital.


Q4: Where is Chittagong Medical College Hospital located?

A: It is located at 57, K B Fazlul Kader Road, Panchlaish, Chattogram.


Q5: Is Chittagong Medical College Hospital the same as Chittagong General Hospital?

A: No, they are separate institutions. Chittagong General Hospital is located at Andarkilla and has been affiliated with Chittagong Medical College since 1959, but operates at a different site.


Q6: Is CMCH a government hospital?

A: Yes, it is a government-run tertiary-level teaching hospital affiliated with Chittagong Medical College and Chittagong Medical University.


Q7: Does CMCH offer free treatment?

A: As a government hospital, treatment is generally free or heavily subsidized, though patients should verify current fee structures with the hospital.


Q8: What is the official website of CMCH?

A: The official website is cmch.gov.bd.



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