Years of Trusted Care
Where Traditional Healing
Meets Modern Care
Metropolitan Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital was established as the dream of Kolkata's elites who observed the suffering of low-income groups. Today, it stands as a comprehensive healthcare institution offering everything from homoeopathic consultations to advanced diagnostics.
The hospital provides a full spectrum of services — outpatient and in-patient care, diagnostics including X-ray, USG, ECG, full pathology, dental, eye care, physiotherapy, and ambulance — all under one roof, all accessible to all.
Comprehensive Care
Under One Roof
From outpatient consultations to advanced diagnostics, MHMCH Hospital provides a full spectrum of homoeopathic and allied healthcare services — accessible to all.
OPD — Outpatient Department
Two sessions daily (Mon–Sat): Morning 9 AM–1 PM & Afternoon 2–5 PM. All departments available in morning session.
IPD — In-Patient Department
Full in-patient admission and care at our 160 & 77, B.B. Ganguli Street facility. Comfortable wards with round-the-clock nursing.
Emergency — 24 × 7
Round-the-clock emergency care, every day of the year including Sundays and public holidays. Ambulance service available.
Pathology Lab
Full in-house pathology — sample collection, haematology, biochemistry, microbiology, and complete blood investigations.
X-Ray (Digital)
Digital radiography for chest, abdomen, orthopaedics, and dental views with fast reporting.
ECG
Electrocardiography for cardiac assessment — available in OPD hours with immediate reporting by qualified staff.
Ultrasonography (USG)
Abdominal, pelvic, and obstetric ultrasound scans with expert sonographer reporting.
Eye Clinic
Comprehensive eye examination, refraction testing, and homoeopathic management of ocular conditions.
Dental Clinic
General dentistry, extractions, scaling, and integrated homoeopathic dental care.
Physiotherapy
Rehabilitative physiotherapy for orthopaedic, neurological, and musculoskeletal conditions.
Yoga & Wellness
Structured yoga sessions for holistic well-being, stress reduction, and chronic disease management.
Ambulance Service
Emergency ambulance available for patient transport to and from the hospital.
OPD & Service Timings
Plan your visit with ease. Below are our department-wise OPD and service timings across both campuses.
OPD Department Schedule
Diagnostic Services
IPD & Emergency
Timings may vary on public holidays. For same-day appointments or urgent consultations, please call (033) 2595 1818 before visiting. Specific specialist availability may differ — confirm in advance.
Founding Fathers of Homoeopathy
Our practice is rooted in the timeless wisdom of homoeopathy's greatest minds — pioneers whose discoveries and writings continue to guide every consultation at MHMCH Hospital.
Dr. Samuel Hahnemann
Founder of Homoeopathy. Author of the Organon of Medicine — the foundational text of homoeopathic philosophy and practice worldwide.
Dr. Constantine Hering
Father of American Homoeopathy. Formulated Hering's Law of Cure — a cornerstone of homoeopathic case management and prognosis.
Dr. James Tyler Kent
Author of Kent's Repertory and Lectures on Homoeopathic Philosophy — essential references used in every homoeopathic classroom.
Dr. William Boericke
Author of Boericke's Materia Medica — the most referenced guide to homoeopathic remedies and their indications used by practitioners worldwide.
Dr. Clemens von Bönninghausen
Developer of the Therapeutic Pocketbook and a pioneering system of homoeopathic case-taking and repertorisation.
Dr. G.H.G. Jahr
Pioneer of homoeopathic therapeutics and symptom repertorisation, whose works shaped the clinical practice of homoeopathy profoundly.
Meet Our Doctors
Experienced, qualified homoeopathic physicians dedicated to your well-being — across every department of MHMCH Hospital.
Prof. (Dr.) Jaya Bhattacharyya
Professor & H.O.D.Dr. Anvesha Datta
ReaderDr. Shiladitya Mukherjee
Professor & H.O.D.Dr. Chinmoy Mahato
LecturerDr. Ankit Saha
LecturerProf. (Dr.) Manash Das
Professor & H.O.D.Dr. Kanak Kanti Singha
LecturerDr. Sanjoy Mondal
Reader & Dept in ChargeDr. Kalyan Kabiraj
LecturerProf. (Dr.) Abul Khayer
Professor & H.O.D.Prof. (Dr.) Asok Kumar Konar
ProfessorDr. Priyanka Giri
LecturerDr. Mehadi Arif Billah
LecturerDr. Tanmay Sarkar
Reader & Dept. In ChargeDr. Sukanya Mitra
LecturerProf. (Dr.) Sanghamitra Sarkar
Professor & H.O.D.Dr. Asit Bhowmick
LecturerDr. Pratima Pramanik
LecturerDr. Amila Modak Datta
ProfessorProf. (Dr.) Debarsi Das
Professor & H.O.D.Dr. Ehtesham Khan
ReaderDr. Bandona Gain
LecturerDr. Amit Gunin
LecturerProf. (Dr.) Chandra Nath Das
Principal-SuperintendentDr. Subrata Ghosh
Reader & Dept in ChargeDr. Tarak Narayan Bhattacharyya
Guest Associate ProfessorDr. Suhas Bhattacharyya
ProfessorProf. (Dr.) Karuna Sankar Roy
Professor & H.O.D.Prof. (Dr.) Ranjan Kumar Tosh
ProfessorProf. (Dr.) Rabi Dutta
ProfessorDr. Abhinandan Das
LecturerProf. (Dr.) Bibhas Sarkar
Professor & H.O.D.Dr. Souraj Das
ReaderDr. Sanjay Sarkar
LecturerDr. Manindra Kumar Biswas
Guest ProfessorProf. (Dr.) Swapan Kumar Ghosh
Professor & H.O.D.Dr. Hridaya Manna
ReaderDr. Avirup Basu
LecturerOur Departments
Specialist care delivered by experienced physicians across all major homoeopathic and allied disciplines — under one roof at MHMCH Hospital.
Recognised & Affiliated
Our credentials ensure the highest standard of homoeopathic education and patient care.
National Commission for Homoeopathy
Recognised by the apex regulatory body for Homoeopathy under the Government of India.
Dept. of AYUSH — Govt. of India
Approved and recognised by the Ministry of Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha & Homoeopathy.
Dept. of Health & Family Welfare — Govt. of WB
Recognised under the AYUSH branch of West Bengal State Government's Health Department.
West Bengal University of Health Sciences
Affiliated to WBUHS, ensuring the highest standards of academic and clinical excellence.
Contact & Visit MHMCH Hospital
We're here to help — for appointments, emergencies, or any query. Reach us by phone, email, or simply walk in.
Metropolitan Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital
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M9VP+5HM, Ramchandrapur Road,
P.O. Sodepur, Khardaha,
Kolkata, West Bengal — 700110
IPD Facility — B.B. Ganguli Street
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160, B.B. Ganguli Street,
Kolkata — 700012
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77, B.B. Ganguli Street,
Kolkata — 700012
Peripheral Outpatient Department
MHMCH operates peripheral OPD centres to extend accessible homoeopathic care to the wider community beyond the main hospital campus.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about homoeopathy, our services, or how to book an appointment? We've answered the most common queries below.
Can't find what you're looking for? Our team is happy to help.
📞 Call (033) 2595 1818Homoeopathy is a holistic system of medicine developed over 200 years ago by Dr. Samuel Hahnemann. It works on the principle of "like cures like" — a substance that causes symptoms in a healthy person can, in highly diluted form, cure similar symptoms in a sick person. Homoeopathic medicines stimulate the body's own healing mechanisms, treating the whole person rather than isolated symptoms.
MHMCH Hospital runs two OPD sessions daily, Monday to Saturday:
- Morning OPD: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM (All Departments)
- Afternoon OPD: 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM (Selected Departments)
- Emergency: Open 24 × 7, including Sundays and holidays
The speed of response depends on the nature and duration of the illness. Acute conditions like fever, cold, or infections often respond within hours to a few days. Chronic conditions such as arthritis, eczema, or migraine — which have developed over years — naturally take longer to resolve completely. However, most patients notice gradual improvement in overall well-being, energy, and specific symptoms within the first few weeks of starting treatment.
Yes, in most cases homoeopathic medicines can be safely taken alongside conventional (allopathic) medications. They do not interfere chemically. However, always inform our doctors of all medicines you are currently taking so they can advise appropriately. It is important never to stop prescribed allopathic medications (for conditions like diabetes, hypertension, or thyroid) without medical guidance.
MHMCH Hospital offers a full range of in-house diagnostic services:
- X-Ray (digital)
- ECG (Electrocardiography)
- Ultrasonography — USG (Abdomen, Pelvis, Obstetric)
- Pathology — Sample Collection & Full Lab Investigation
- Eye examination
- Dental examination
Homoeopathic medicines are among the safest options available during pregnancy and for newborns, as they contain no chemical substances that could harm the mother or child. At MHMCH Hospital, our Obstetrics & Gynaecology department has extensive experience managing pregnancy-related complaints — such as nausea, anaemia, and anxiety — safely using homoeopathy alongside standard prenatal care.
Our main hospital is located at Ramchandrapur Road, P.O. Sodepur, Khardaha, Kolkata — 700110. You can reach us by local train (Sodepur Station on Sealdah–Barrackpore line) or bus. Our IPD facility is at 160 & 77, B.B. Ganguli Street, Kolkata — 700012. Call us at (033) 2595 1818 or email mhmch1@gmail.com for directions.
The BHMS (Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery) is a 5.5-year undergraduate degree including one year of internship. Metropolitan Homoeopathic Medical College is affiliated to WBUHS and recognised by the National Commission for Homoeopathy and Dept. of AYUSH, Govt. of India. For admission enquiries, contact us at (033) 2595 1818 or email office@metropolitanhmch.co.in.
Health Insights & Articles
Expert articles on homoeopathy, wellness, and patient care from the MHMCH clinical team.
The Holistic Blueprint: Human Health and the Constitutional Approach
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The Myth-Buster’s Encyclopedia: Deconstructing Skepticism with Science
I. Myth #1: “The Placebo Argument” Address the most common criticism. Use evidence from Pediatric and Veterinary homeopathy. Babies and
The Chronology of Cure: Exploring the 200-Year Legacy of Homeopathy
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