Patient & clinical systems
Electronic medical records, digital queues and wayfinding, bedside displays, doctor and nurse calls, and connected outpatient, laboratory and theatre workflows.
The hospital programme · Proposed development
Care, considered
in every detail.
A planned 1,000-bed hospital on six bigha in N Block, Bashundhara, Dhaka. Specialist care, patient accommodation and a connected campus, brought into one vision.
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01 / Capacity & accommodation
A place for every
stage of care.
The programme combines general wards, private cabins, specialist treatment and intensive care within a planned 1,000-bed hospital.
- Planned beds
- 1,000
- Clinical departments
- 25
- Specialist centres
- 11
- Critical-care beds
- 115
- Operation theatres
- 26
- Campus area
- 6 bigha
The inpatient programme
The four allocations below total 1,000 beds. Treatment, recovery and critical-care beds are included within this total.
| Service group | Beds |
|---|---|
| Medicine & allied services | 375 |
| Surgery & allied services | 365 |
| Gynaecology, obstetrics & allied services | 250 |
| VIP & VVIP accommodation | 10 |
| Total planned capacity | 1,000 |
Rooms, wards & recovery
- Departmental cabins
- 220
- Additional VIP / VVIP cabins
- 9 / 1
- General-ward beds
- 455
- Emergency beds
- 30
- Postoperative beds
- 70
Cabins: 60 medicine, 80 surgery and 80 gynaecology/obstetrics. The listed room and ward figures are a breakdown, not extra beds added to the hospital total.
Critical care, treatment & recovery
115 critical-care beds
- Intensive care (ICU)
- 25
- Coronary care (CCU)
- 30
- Neonatal intensive care (NICU)
- 25
- Paediatric intensive care (PICU)
- 15
- ICU associated with cath lab
- 20
Specialist treatment allocation
- Dialysis beds
- 30
- Chemotherapy beds
- 30
- IVF beds
- 10
- Cath lab / open-heart care beds
- 30
These allocations sit within the 1,000-bed programme. They are not additional capacity.
02 / Clinical programme
Specialist expertise.
A connected setting.
The proposed care programme spans medicine, surgery, women’s health and dedicated specialist centres, with diagnostics and recovery planned alongside treatment.
11 planned specialist centres
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01
Diagnostics & prevention
- Genetic and molecular laboratory
- Whole-body checkup centre
02
Treatment & specialist care
- Physiotherapy and pain care
- Dialysis centre
- Chemotherapy and oncology
- Critical-care centre
- Infertility and IVF
- Aesthetic and laser care
03
Support & wellbeing
- Natural-healing centre
- Meditation centre
- Mental-rehabilitation centre
Centre names reflect the supplied programme. The oncology vision also includes radiotherapy. Service availability, clinical protocols and equipment remain subject to detailed development.
Clinical disciplines at a glance
Medicine & allied care
Neurology, chest and asthma care, gastroenterology, hepatology, dermatology, rheumatology, endocrinology and diabetes, paediatrics, and psychiatry.
Surgery & allied care
General, bariatric, cardiothoracic, neurological, orthopaedic, joint and spine, plastic and reconstructive, urological, eye, ENT, gastrointestinal, hepatobiliary and paediatric surgery, alongside dental care, oncology and palliative care.
Women’s health
Gynaecology, obstetrics, gynaecological oncology, and infertility and IVF services.
Inside the 26-theatre programme
The technical presentation’s 26-theatre allocation includes provision for cath lab / open-heart surgery.
| Specialty | Theatres |
|---|---|
| General & gastrointestinal surgery | 3 |
| Cath lab / open-heart surgery | 2 |
| Cardiothoracic surgery | 1 |
| Bariatric surgery | 1 |
| Neuro & brain surgery | 2 |
| Orthopaedics, joints & spine | 2 |
| Plastic & reconstructive surgery | 1 |
| Urology | 1 |
| Hepato-biliary surgery | 1 |
| Eye surgery | 2 |
| ENT surgery | 2 |
| Oncological surgery | 1 |
| Gynaecological oncology | 1 |
| Gynaecology | 2 |
| Obstetrical procedures | 2 |
| Paediatric surgery | 1 |
| Infertility procedures | 1 |
| Total programme | 26 |
03 / Architecture & landscape
Room to recover.
Space to breathe.
A curved, stepped building form brings planted terraces, interior gardens and shared spaces into the architectural vision. The landscaped approach connects the campus to its lakeside setting.
A more welcoming campus
The proposed public spaces pair natural light with planting, places to sit and clear connections between levels. Family and visitor areas complement the clinical environment.
Above the inpatient floors, the programme introduces a sky garden, rooftop dining and conference facilities. A rooftop helipad is proposed, subject to the necessary approvals.
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04 / Floor-use guide
Connected,
level by level.
The 27 August technical programme describes four basements, a ground floor, levels 1–14 and rooftop facilities.
This is a planning guide, not an approved construction drawing. Floor allocations and facilities may change during detailed design.
B4 – B3Parking & arrival support
Basement 4 provides patient-vehicle parking. Basement 3 accommodates ambulances, office vehicles, private vehicles and doctors’ parking.
B2 – B1Support, imaging & rehabilitation
Basement 2 brings together administration, research and training, laundry and doctors’ parking. Basement 1 is allocated to radiology and imaging, physiotherapy, and aesthetic care.
GroundEmergency & everyday services
Central pharmacy, emergency and minor operating facilities, vaccination, disease screening and a gift shop.
01 – 02Outpatient consultation
The first floor combines consultant chambers, dental and maxillofacial services, whole-body checkups and kitchen facilities. The second floor is dedicated to consultant chambers.
03Diagnostics & specialist treatment
Diagnostic, genetic and molecular laboratories, dialysis, chemotherapy and infertility consultation.
04 – 05Procedures & recovery
The fourth floor includes cath lab, postoperative care, IVF theatre and beds, and the proposed natural-healing, meditation and mental-rehabilitation spaces. The fifth floor accommodates the operating-theatre complex and postoperative care.
06 – 07Surgical inpatient care
Surgical cabins and wards across both floors, with postoperative accommodation and a children’s play terrace on the sixth floor.
08 – 09Women’s inpatient care
Gynaecology and obstetrics cabins and wards. The ninth-floor programme also includes a sky lobby and business centre.
10Critical care
Dedicated ICU, CCU, NICU and PICU accommodation.
11 – 12Medical inpatient care
Medicine cabins and wards, with a restaurant and juice corner included on the eleventh floor.
13 – 14Private accommodation & medicine
The thirteenth floor includes VIP and VVIP accommodation and a sky garden. The fourteenth floor continues the medical inpatient programme.
RoofConference, dining & helipad proposal
A conference centre, restaurant and rooftop helipad are proposed. Aviation and other relevant approvals would be required before operation.
05 / A connected hospital
Thought through,
behind the scenes.
Digital infrastructure and practical support services are part of the proposed operating model, connecting patients, care teams and the building itself.
Campus & care support
Building automation and IT networks, ambulance access, central pharmacy, laundry, food services, administration, and dedicated research and training spaces.
A phased introduction
The documents describe planning and construction, followed by diagnostics and selected outpatient services, then a broader inpatient, surgical and critical-care programme. No opening date is confirmed here.
About the planning information
Capacity, bed allocation, theatre distribution and the floor-use guide follow the supplied 27 August Technical Presentation (slides 5, 10–11, 25–30 and 40–49). Specialist-centre descriptions also draw on the Marketing & Technical Short Course. Images are original concepts from the project brochure and architectural film.
The supplied materials include different design revisions. Overall floor area, the final floor schedule and the total number of consultation rooms are not presented as confirmed figures. All capacities, layouts, facilities and finishes remain subject to detailed design, approvals and implementation.
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Project office: JCX Business Tower, Level 12, Block I, Bashundhara R/A, Dhaka.