Last checked: 4 October 2026.
Jessore Chokkhu Hospital is the name many local patients use when searching for Kapotakkho Lions Eye and Diabetic Hospital. The facility is located on Hushtala Road in Bakchar, Jashore. Its published appointment and contact number is +880 1715-145322.
The official Lions Club website presents it as an eye and diabetic hospital. The current DGHS Facility Registry lists the organization under the facility type Consultancy & Diagnostic Center, with facility code 10035526. This page therefore uses the institution’s official name while avoiding unverified claims about emergency, inpatient or round-the-clock services.
Jessore Chokkhu Hospital quick information
| Common search name | Jessore Chokkhu Hospital |
|---|---|
| Official name | Kapotakkho Lions Eye and Diabetic Hospital |
| DGHS facility type | Consultancy & Diagnostic Center |
| DGHS facility code | 10035526 |
| Registry status | Private facility in Jashore Sadar |
| Address in DGHS record | Hushtala Road, Bakchar, Jashore |
| Address on club website | Khulna Road, Jashore |
| Appointment phone | +880 1715-145322 |
| Email in DGHS record | iqubal1373@gmail.com |
| Email on club website | kldh2000@yahoo.com |
| Official organization website | kapotakkholionsclub.org |
The Hushtala Road and Khulna Road descriptions refer to the facility’s Bakchar area location. If travelling from outside Jashore, call the hospital before starting your journey to confirm the entrance and appointment arrangements.
What services are officially described?
The Lions Club’s official patient-care information describes the facility as providing eye and diabetes-related treatment, diagnostic services and operation facilities. Based on the official sources available, visitors may contact the facility about:
- Eye consultation and assessment
- Eye-related diagnostic services
- Eye operation services, subject to specialist and facility availability
- Diabetes consultation and related diagnostic care
- Follow-up care according to the treating clinician’s advice
- Periodic eye-screening or diabetes-related camps announced by the organization
Specific operations, tests, medicines and camp dates should be confirmed directly. The available official pages do not provide a dependable live service catalogue or current price list.
Doctors listed by the official organization
The official Lions Club doctor page displayed the following names and roles when this guide was checked. This is not a guarantee that every doctor will be available on a particular day.
| Doctor | Area or role shown on the official page |
|---|---|
| Dr. Mahmudur Rahman | Eye, Senior Consultant |
| Dr. Tanmoy Sikder | Eye, Senior Consultant |
| Dr. Tawhid-UZ-Zaman | Senior Consultant |
| Dr. Abu Sufian | Eye, Assistant Surgeon |
| Dr. Khyruzzaman | Eye, Junior Consultant |
| Dr. Zahidul Karim | Eye, Junior Consultant |
| Dr. Shabuz Ahammed | Eye, Medical Officer |
| Dr. Shudip Biswas | Eye, Medical Officer |
| Dr. Abdullah Al Mamun | Eye, Medical Officer |
| Dr. Tinku Rani Roy | Diabetes, Medical Officer |
| Dr. Sirajus Salekin | Diabetes, Medical Officer |
Check the official doctor-profile page and call 01715-145322 before travelling. Doctor affiliations, working days and appointment times can change without notice.
How to confirm an appointment
- Call 01715-145322 before visiting.
- State whether you need an eye or diabetes consultation.
- If you want a particular doctor, ask whether that doctor will attend on your intended date.
- Confirm the ticket-collection time and whether advance booking is required.
- Ask for the current consultation fee and accepted payment method.
- If a test or procedure was advised previously, ask whether any preparation or earlier reports are required.
Do not rely on an old social-media post, directory listing or screenshot for a doctor’s schedule. Same-day confirmation is safer, especially when travelling from another upazila or district.
Opening hours, tickets and consultation fees
A clear, current facility-wide opening schedule was not available from the authoritative sources reviewed. The official doctor page displays individual appointment periods, but those schedules may change and should not be interpreted as guaranteed general opening hours.
Current consultation fees were also not confirmed through a reliable live price source. Older online figures may no longer apply. Call the appointment number to confirm:
- The doctor’s working day and time
- When tickets are issued
- New-patient and follow-up fees
- Test or procedure charges
- Whether a previous appointment or referral is required
Where is Jessore Chokkhu Hospital?
The DGHS registry gives the address as:
Kapotakkho Lions Eye and Diabetic HospitalHushtala Road, Bakchar
Jashore Sadar, Jashore, Bangladesh
The organization’s contact page uses the broader description “Khulna Road, Jashore.” The DGHS record also provides the coordinates 23.16689, 89.22003. Visitors can use the official facility name and phone number to confirm the correct entrance rather than relying on an unverified map pin.
What should you take to an appointment?
- A photo ID or another identification document, when available
- Previous prescriptions and eye-test reports
- Reports from any previous operation or hospital visit
- Your current glasses or contact-lens information
- A list of medicines you currently use
- Diabetes records, glucose reports or related prescriptions if visiting for diabetic care
- A referral note, if another clinician referred you
Ask the facility before bringing original records that may need to be submitted. Keep photographs or photocopies of important documents for your own reference.
Is 24-hour emergency eye care available?
The official sources reviewed did not clearly verify a 24-hour emergency department at this facility. Do not assume that routine appointment information means emergency care is continuously available.
For sudden loss of vision, a serious eye injury, chemical exposure or another urgent eye problem, do not wait for a routine appointment. Contact an emergency-capable medical facility immediately or call the hospital first for current guidance.
About Kapotakkho Lions Eye and Diabetic Hospital
According to the Lions Club of Jashore Kapotakkho, its eye-care project began on a small scale in a rented property at Kadamtala. The permanent project at Hushtala Road, Bakchar, was inaugurated in 1992. The organization later developed diabetes-related care alongside its eye-care activities.
The institution’s established public name contains the word “Hospital.” For regulatory clarity, however, the current DGHS record categorizes it as a Consultancy & Diagnostic Center. Visitors should use the DGHS classification when checking the facility type and contact the institution about the exact service they require.
For other local medical facilities and verified contact links, see the Jessore hospital list.
Frequently asked questions
Is Jessore Chokkhu Hospital the same as Kapotakkho Lions Eye and Diabetic Hospital?
Yes. “Jessore Chokkhu Hospital” is a commonly used search name for Kapotakkho Lions Eye and Diabetic Hospital in Bakchar, Jashore.
What is the phone number of Jessore Chokkhu Hospital?
The official organization website and DGHS record list 01715-145322.
What is its official address?
The DGHS record gives the address as Hushtala Road, Bakchar, Jashore. The Lions Club contact page uses the broader location description Khulna Road, Jashore.
Is it registered as a hospital?
Its official organization name includes “Eye and Diabetic Hospital.” The current DGHS Facility Registry classifies it as a private Consultancy & Diagnostic Center under facility code 10035526.
Where can I find the current doctor list?
Use the official doctor-profile page. Call before travelling because a listed doctor may not be available on every date.
What are the opening hours?
A dependable current facility-wide schedule was not found in the authoritative sources reviewed. Call 01715-145322 to confirm the opening time, ticket collection and doctor availability.
How much is the consultation fee?
A current official fee list was not available. Ask for the new-patient or follow-up fee when confirming the appointment.
Does the facility provide diabetes care?
Yes. The official organization describes diabetes treatment and diagnostic care as part of the project. Confirm the available clinician and tests before visiting.
Does it offer eye operations?
The official patient-care page describes operation facilities. The particular operation, specialist, cost and scheduled date must be confirmed directly with the facility.
Is it open 24 hours?
Twenty-four-hour service could not be verified from the current authoritative sources. Do not rely on an old directory or FAQ claim for emergency availability.


