Sadar Hospital - Government hospital in Bihar Sharif - Nalanda, India

What an ordeal to make something as simple as a medical document for admission/job. No proper organised way of letting people know where and what department is situated. You have to keep pestering the staff to know where it is you need to go. There should be a proper information display/signage or something of that sort. And, it is not that only I was clueless as to what and where I needed to go to accomplish my task. There were several people even more clueless than me. They were asking ME as to what building, what room number they were supposed to look for.

Change is quite visible this time. Thanks to all staff and officials for hard work and cleanliness in sadar hospital this time. Time to celebrate for all preparedness of health department. A big thanks to pratya amrit sir for his commendable job in this sector also.

It's okay for normal patients. Emergency or critical care needs a good medical care facility. Washroom is dirty. Staffs are okay.

Can someone please tell me is there surgeries also provided in this hospital, actually my nani in Bihar and she fallen and may be plaster something is required. Is facilities are free in this hospital. Plz i request i need help. Currently I am there plz reply this and contact me

many times medicine, cbc file and many machine are damaged

Good service

A government hospital which provide lots of services regarding medical emergency. Recently I visited this place and I found that nobody were wear masks. Due to this it becomes more dangerous to survive here. Only doctors and some aware people follows the SOPs otherwise it is not safe for all. Needs to wear masks compulsory in this campus. Anyone can enter here without any security check. It totally depends on you because your safety is in your hands.

Sadar Government hospitals to provide better care and cost effective treatment to patients who could not afford to pay the bills of private hospitals. But the poor conditions of government hospitals, the negligence of doctors there, lack of beds, lack of hygiene makes it worse and the patient's family is nearly afraid of admitting their patients in government hospitals. The government must take measures to ensure that the hospitals not only provide cost effective treatment but also provide better care and facilities to the ailing patients.