Padma Diagnostic Center, Malibagh

About Us

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A Message of Gratitude and Progress

We are forever grateful to Allah (S.W.T.) for His guidance and blessings, which have enabled us to reach where we are today.

Our message begins with a heartfelt **”Thank You”**—to the communities we serve, our partners across the healthcare system, and the dedicated staff, physicians, and volunteers who demonstrate unwavering commitment to our patients and their families every day. Your efforts, especially during the most challenging times, have been invaluable.

This year, PDCL celebrates its 35th Anniversary. Over these three and a half decades, we have grown immensely as an organization. What began in a modest three-room rented space with basic equipment has evolved into an advanced diagnostic center serving hundreds of thousands of patients annually.

The passion and dedication of the PDCL team drive innovation and ensure the delivery of quality care with exceptional outcomes. Our mission and vision remain steadfast: to serve the ailing members of society with compassion and excellence. After 35 years of service, we recognize that quality is an ongoing journey, and there is still much to achieve as we strive for continuous improvement.

May Allah (S.W.T.) bless us all as we continue this noble mission.

Milestones in Our Journey

1986

Began operations in a small rented house equipped with a Colorimeter, Hot Water Oven, X-Ray, ECG, and Ultrasonogram machines.

1987

Integrated an Olympus GI Endoscopy machine and computer systems.

1988

Introduced the first Elisa Reader in Bangladesh, marking a significant technological advancement.

1991

Construction began on our own building.

1992

Installed a TV monitor-enabled X-Ray machine and established our own water distillation plant.

1993

Implemented a Hospital Information System (HIS) for billing, report preparation, and combined reporting. Established a server to store patient information.

1994

Installed a 316 K.V. power backup generator, one of the first among private diagnostic centers in Bangladesh.

1995

Added the Fully Automated Biochemistry Analyzer Hitachi 911 from German ROCHE GmbH, the first of its kind in Bangladesh.

1996

Introduced the Semi-Automated Immunochemistry ES300.

2000

Launched Chemiluminescent Technology (IMMULITE-One) and the country’s only privately owned Automated Blood Cell Separator system.

2001

Added an ETT machine, Sysmex Automated Blood Cell Counter, and Blood Coagulation Analyzer.

2003

Established CR technology and a self-contained PCR lab. Installed COBAS AMPLICOR AUTOMATED PCR, another first in Bangladesh.

2006

Attached the Olympus AU640 Biochemistry Analyzer.

2007

Added the DPC IMMULITE 2000, an Automated Immuno Chemistry Analyzer.

2008

Installed a Digital X-Ray Machine (1000 mA Shimadzu Corporation), Hematology Analyzer XT 2000i, and a drinking water plant.

2009

Introduced Automated Histopathology, Digital OPG, and the Olympus AU680 Automated Biochemistry Analyzer.

2010

Adopted several cutting-edge technologies, including GE Medical System’s High-Definition Open MRI, Multi-Slice CT Scan, VIVID-7 Pro, IMMULITE 2000XPi, Architect i1000SR, ETT machine, and PACS server.

2012

Installed the Sebia Capillary 2 Flex Piercing Electrophoresis machine.

2013

Launched the Hematology Analyzer XN-3000, the first unit of its kind in Bangladesh.

2014

Introduced the Apelem Platinum 1000 mA low-radiation X-Ray machine (the first in South Asia), GE Voluson E8 Ultrasound, Mindray DC8 Ultrasound, Spirometry Thor Tube, and MMS Flow Master Uroflowmetry.

2015

Added the Apelem Stratos dR BMD machine, EEG machine Nihon Kohden 1200 J/K, Automated ESR Analyzer (Mechatronics; STARRSED), and Canon Alexion Multi-Slice CT Scan.

2017

Installed the DL Automated Blood Culture System, Mindray DC8 Expert Echo-Cardiogram, Resona 7 Ultrasound, and Toshiba 1.5 Tesla Vantage Elan MRI machine.

2019

Introduced the Diasorin Liaison XL Fully Automated machine.

2021

Launched the Vivid E95 with a 4D probe (Echo machine), Capillary 3 Octa (advanced over Sebia Capillary 2 Flex Piercing), 12-Channel 24-Hour Holter Monitoring (Nihon Kohden, Japan), and FibroScan Compact 530 with CAP (Echosens) featuring an XL probe.

Looking Ahead

As we reflect on our journey, we remain committed to innovation, quality, and compassionate care. We thank Allah (S.W.T.) for His blessings and guidance and look forward to continuing our mission of serving humanity with excellence.

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