Ad-din Momin Medical College Hospital (formerly Bashundhara Ad-din Medical College)

Overview

Ad-din Momin Medical College Hospital, formerly known as Bashundhara Ad-din Medical College, is a private medical college and teaching hospital in South Keraniganj, Dhaka. It is run by the Ad-din Foundation. The institution was established as a joint initiative of the Bashundhara Group and the Akij Group.

The Ad-din Foundation has worked for underprivileged communities in Bangladesh since 1980. The college received permission from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare in 2013. It received affiliation from the University of Dhaka in 2014 and recognition from the Bangladesh Medical and Dental Council in 2018.

The college offers a five-year MBBS programme followed by a compulsory one-year internship. Academic facilities include lecture galleries, a dissection hall, laboratories, a museum and a library. Students also learn through teaching in the attached hospital.

Services and departments

The attached teaching hospital provides outpatient and inpatient care at low cost. Its departments include general surgery, internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, and orthopedics. Eye care, dental care, ENT, pediatric care and skin care are also provided through separate departments.

Radiology and imaging, ultrasonography, pathology, physiotherapy and anesthesiology support diagnosis, treatment and follow-up care. The hospital also has a transfusion medicine department and a blood bank. A vaccination centre and a pharmacy operate on the campus. An operation theatre is also listed among its facilities.

Emergency care

The hospital has a separate Accident & Emergency department. An ambulance service is also listed for this hospital. Patients who need urgent care should go directly to the Accident & Emergency department on arrival.

No official opening hours have been published for this hospital. Patients should confirm department arrangements with the hospital where advance information is needed.

Inpatient services

Inpatient care is provided in the attached teaching hospital. Departments such as surgery, medicine, obstetrics and orthopedics provide care for admitted patients. Pathology tests and imaging support patients during their stay.

The blood bank supports operations and other treatment when blood is needed. Physiotherapy services form part of the care available at the hospital. Follow-up after discharge is arranged through the treating department.

Location and access

The hospital is located at Bashundhara Riverview Project, Container Port Road, Doleshwar, Konda, South Keraniganj, Dhaka. Patients looking for this campus should use this South Keraniganj address. Other Ad-din institutions operate in other parts of the country, so the name and address should be checked before travelling.

Before travelling, patients should confirm the department and visiting arrangements with the hospital. No official opening hours have been published, so advance confirmation is advisable. Carrying previous prescriptions and reports helps at the first consultation.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Ad-din Momin Medical College Hospital located?

At Bashundhara Riverview Project, Container Port Road, Doleshwar, Konda, South Keraniganj, Dhaka.

Who runs this hospital?

The Ad-din Foundation runs the hospital and college, which were established as a joint initiative of the Bashundhara Group and the Akij Group.

Which departments run at Ad-din Momin Medical College Hospital?

General surgery, internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, orthopedics, eye, dental, ENT, pediatrics, pathology, radiology and physiotherapy, among others.

Is emergency care available here?

Yes. The hospital has a separate Accident & Emergency department and an ambulance service.

Is there a vaccination centre and a blood bank?

Yes. The campus has a vaccination centre, a transfusion medicine department and a blood bank.

Does the college offer an MBBS programme?

Yes. It offers a five-year MBBS programme followed by a compulsory one-year internship, affiliated with the University of Dhaka.