Welcome to BRDC
The Bisweswari Roy Diagnostic & Polyclinic Centre (BRDC – A unit of B.R. Diagnostic Centre Private Limited) is a Health Organization, with its headquarters located at 3 No. Govt. Colony, Malda, West Bengal, India – 732101. It is situated at an easy and accessible location, which is conveniently positioned adjacent to the National Highway (NH) 34, at a mere distance of two kilometres from the Malda Town Railway Station, and half a kilometre from the State and/or Private Bus Terminus.
The year 2001 marks the start of the B.R. Diagnostic Centre. This health organization has, time and again, been widely regarded as one of the most progressive, scientific, and comprehensive healthcare organisations in the entirety of North Bengal. We have state-of-the-art pioneering tools and equipment to help our certified medical specialists to make an early and accurate diagnosis in order to begin your treatment as soon as possible. We, as a welfare health organization, pride ourselves on maintaining the highest quality in both our products and services owing to the experienced specialists and skilled technicians. We offer Multi-Slice CT Scans, Digital X-Rays, Colour Doppler Ultrasonography, Echocardiography, EEG, TMT, Holter Monitoring, PFT, ECG (Multi-Channels), Pathology (including Histopathology and Cytopathology), among other services. Additionally, we have also started running out-patient clinics, with patients coming from all over the country, including North and Middle Bengal, Bihar, and Jharkhand, as well as Bangladesh.
Our History
In 2001, Dr Phani Bhusan Roy laid down the groundwork for what would become B.R. Diagnostic Centre today. With our highly skilled medical team and cutting-edge diagnostic equipment, we are committed to providing high-quality healthcare services. After its inception, our organisation quickly became one of the most reputable providers of radiology and pathology services in Bengal.
Our Purpose
As a part of our broader mission, BRDC is committed to democratising healthcare services in Eastern India. We hope to ensure that people from all social strata have access to the highest quality of healthcare at affordable prices, and in furtherance of the same, we have increased the number of collection centres and touchpoints in semi-urban and rural areas.
