Our Mission
To give the people of Patna a hospital they can reach in minutes and afford without selling something — where emergency care never waits for payment and the cost is written down before treatment begins.
Read the full missionAbout CM Hospital
A 100-bed multi-speciality and trauma centre on Bailey Road, built so that the diagnosis, the treatment and the bill are all things you can understand.
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Beds across 8 floors,
including 84 in critical care
Who We Are
A trauma centre that still feels like a neighbourhood hospital.
CM Hospital is a 100-bed multi-speciality and trauma centre on Bailey Road in Patna, opposite Pantaloons Mall. We were built around a simple gap: accident and emergency cases from this side of the city were travelling too far for care that should have been minutes away.
Today the emergency floor, ICU, operation theatres, maternity unit, dialysis, laboratory and a 24x7 pharmacy all sit in one building, with over 40 doctors and specialists across medicine, surgery, orthopaedics, obstetrics, paediatrics and critical care.
The principle we hold to is straightforward: a patient should get an honest answer about what is wrong, what the options are and what it will cost — before treatment begins, not after. And in an emergency, nobody is asked for money before care starts.
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What Drives Us
Mission, vision and the things we will not compromise on
Our Vision
To be the trauma and multi-speciality centre that Bihar turns to first — measured not by the size of the building but by what happens inside it at three in the morning.
A message from our MDOur Values
- Tell the patient the truth, always
- No investigation without a reason
- No procedure without informed consent
- Emergency care before paperwork
- Dignity and privacy for every patient
Our Journey
How the hospital came together
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Beginning
A trauma gap on Bailey Road
Accident and emergency cases from Bailey Road and the western approaches to Patna were travelling far for trauma care. CM Hospital was planned to close that gap.
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Build
100 beds across the floors
General wards, twin-sharing and private rooms were commissioned with electric beds, piped oxygen and nurse-call on every bed.
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Emergency
24x7 emergency and trauma floor
A round-the-clock emergency floor with resuscitation bays, emergency drug trolley and direct lift access to the operation theatres.
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Critical
ICU and HDU commissioned
Ventilators, multi-para monitors and infusion pumps with trained critical-care nursing on every shift, day and night.
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Surgery
Modular operation theatres
Laminar-flow theatres for general, orthopaedic, obstetric and laparoscopic surgery, with one theatre always kept free for emergencies.
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Maternity
Obstetrics & gynaecology unit
Labour room, maternity beds and a dedicated obstetric theatre with 24x7 obstetric and paediatric cover.
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Diagnostics
In-house lab and imaging
Pathology, biochemistry and microbiology running 24x7 alongside digital X-ray, ultrasound and colour Doppler, with same-day routine reporting.
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Today
A full multi-speciality centre
Over 40 doctors and specialists, a 24x7 pharmacy and ambulance service, and cashless treatment under Ayushman Bharat and leading insurers.
Leadership
The people accountable for how this hospital runs
The board and the desks that answer for each part of the hospital.
Managing Director
Leads the hospital day to day and still takes a round of the emergency floor most evenings. Sets the rule that treatment always starts before paperwork.
Medical Superintendent
Responsible for clinical protocols, duty rosters and the quality of care across every department and every shift.
Chief Nursing Officer
Leads the nursing team across the wards, ICU and theatres, and runs the in-service training and infection-control programme.
Hospital Administrator
Handles admissions, billing transparency, insurance empanelment and the patient-relations desk on the ground floor.
Safety & Standards
Read our patient rights charter
The systems that keep care safe.
Safety in a hospital is a set of habits that have to be written down, checked and acted on. These are the ones we audit internally, month after month.
Infection control protocol
Hand-hygiene audits, sterilisation logs and antibiotic stewardship reviewed every month
Laboratory quality control
Daily internal controls on every analyser, with reagent and calibration records maintained
Informed consent
Every procedure explained and consented in writing, in the language the patient understands
Bio-medical waste handling
Colour-coded segregation and authorised disposal in line with statutory requirements
Fire & electrical safety
Extinguishers serviced, exits kept clear and evacuation drills rehearsed with staff
Equipment maintenance
Ventilators, monitors and theatre equipment on a documented service and calibration schedule
Community Work
Care that goes beyond our gates
Free OPD for BPL families
Every Saturday morning, a free general OPD with medicines dispensed at no cost for below-poverty-line card holders — over 42,000 consultations so far.
Rural health camps
Monthly camps in villages across Nalanda, Vaishali and Saran districts offering screening for diabetes, hypertension, anaemia and cataract.
Nursing scholarships
Full scholarships each year for students from low-income families entering our GNM and B.Sc nursing programmes.
Blood donation network
A voluntary donor registry of over 8,000 people, with monthly camps that keep our blood bank self-sufficient.
School health programme
Annual vision, dental and growth screening for 30 government schools, with referral and treatment support.
CPR training for the public
Free hands-only CPR workshops for teachers, drivers, police and security staff — more than 12,000 people trained.
Come and see the hospital for yourself.
We are happy to arrange a walkthrough of the wards, theatres and ICU for patients planning a major procedure.
