Dr. Tinisukia Medical College & Hospital

I'm totally disappointed with nurse, rude behaviour, and when I try to talk with them in a nice way, then they are telling me if you're not comfortable better you should go in private hospital, so I kindly request this kind of nurse immediately. You have to resign to all of them.

My experience was disappointing the behaviour from the staff is not good very rude and bd behaviour they don't know how treat patient and attendant People visit government hospitals expecting a more patient-friendly atmosphere, but this was the opposite. If the staff continues to act this way, many will prefer private hospitals instead. While I understand that sometimes staff may be irritated due to a heavy workload, there were very few patients when I visited, so the rude behavior was completely unjustified. Definitely not the level of service expected from a public healthcare facility.

I am writing to express my deep disappointment and concern regarding the behavior of some doctors and nurses at Makum Medical College (also known as Tinsukia Medical college My father is a dialysis patient. During our recent visit to the hospital for dialysis, the staff told us there was a blood deficiency, so blood transfusion would be necessary and asked us to admit to the same hospital for blood transfusion .We didn't have any issues with the dialysis staff; they were all very professional and had good behavior. However, when we asked the doctor at the medical college if we would need a blood transfusion and if we would admit our father, the doctor neither admitted him nor they gave a clear response about the blood transfusion.we experienced extremely unprofessional and distressing behavior from the medical doctor and nurse. 1. Lack of Attention: The hospital staff failed to properly attend to my father's medical needs. 2. Intimidation and Threats: When I asked questions regarding his treatment, the doctors and nurses scolded us and even threatened that they would not admit him if we continued asking questions. We were told to go to another hospital. 3. Poor Communication: The staff did not provide clear or satisfactory answers to our questions, which left us confused and concerned. Every family wants the best possible care for their loved ones, especially when dealing with serious medical conditions like kidney failure. Our family expected transparency, respect, and empathy from the hospital staff. Instead, we were met with hostility and intimidation, which has severely shaken our trust in the hospital. I believe it's important to hold the concerned staff accountable to ensure that no other family goes through such a traumatic experience.

1 Star - Poor Service & Rude Behaviour I'm giving 1 star only for cleanliness. Otherwise, my experience was disappointing. The behaviour from the receptionist to the lady handling the blood reports was very rude. They also failed to ask basic details, like whether the patient is married or unmarried. Despite correcting them three times, my name was still addressed incorrectly with "Mrs." in the report. People visit government hospitals expecting a more patient-friendly atmosphere, but this was the opposite. If the staff continues to act this way, many will prefer private hospitals instead. While I understand that sometimes staff may be irritated due to a heavy workload, there were very few patients when I visited, so the rude behavior was completely unjustified. Definitely not the level of service expected from a public healthcare facility.

Last two days iam staying with my wife she has a gallbladder operation all good but general cabin patient attendence are very disturbing in a patient...one patient 4/5 attendence are in a cabin and they sleeped in a patient bed..loudly talk to mobile phone and disturbing a patient...one patient told me brother please switch of my fan, but attendence sleeping in a patient bed she told me please don't of the fan it's very hot the room...iam asking the person are you patient or attendence she said to me iam attendence then why iam care for you....why are you sleeping a patient bed...I have seen last two days patient attendence very disturbing and 4/5 attendence is not allowed in other hospital but tinsukia medical college was not strict very sad....please iam request you atlist follow the rule and silent the patient cabin.....

very bad exp, lady dr gynecologist i dont know her name but she wear eye specs name i think sur name ahmed, she dont try to understand what i m saying, she just try to tell her concept, behv bad also, i dont go again, i just want to tell all dr 's please do your work properly, don't just look at the money

This 500 bedded Medical college was inaugurated by the respected Prime Minister of India on March 2024. There is out patient and On patient facilities. New MBBS UG batch has started here in 2024.

Tinsukia Medical College & Hospital, established in 2024, is the 13th medical college in Assam. Located in Makum, Tinsukia district, it operates under the State Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and is affiliated with Srimanta Sankaradeva University of Health Sciences, Guwahati. The college offers a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) program with an annual intake of 100 students.