Photographs of Uttarbanga Clinic
Every photograph of the practice, in one place — so you know what the building looks like before you set out, and what to expect once you are inside.
Uttarbanga Clinic is at Sunity Road, near Police Line Chowpathi, Ward 20, Cooch Behar 736101, West Bengal. The town is also written Coochbehar and Kuchbihar, officially transliterated Koch Bihar, and in Bengali কোচবিহার (also spelled কুচবিহার). The building is three storeys with a wood-clad front and the words UTTARBANGA CLINIC in large white letters across it. The pharmacy is at street level; consultation rooms are upstairs. Dr Soumya Ghosh, MD (General Medicine), consults here Monday to Saturday, 10:00–20:00.
Outside
Finding the clinic on Sunity Road
Inside
Pharmacy, reception and waiting hall
The consultation
Consultation rooms at Uttarbanga Clinic
People
Dr Soumya Ghosh and the clinic team
Earlier years
The clinic before the refit
These photographs are from an earlier period, before the consultation rooms, reception and waiting hall were rebuilt. The building on Sunity Road is the same; the interiors are not. They are kept here because a practice has a history, and because some patients will recognise the rooms they were first seen in.
A note on the consultation photograph above. The patient's face has been obscured. The original carried only a bar across the eyes, which does not de-identify anyone — the rest of the face and clothing remain recognisable, particularly in a town of this size. It has been replaced with full obscuring of the head. No identifiable patient appears anywhere on this site.
Visit Uttarbanga Clinic
Uttarbanga Clinic, Sunity Road, near Police Line Chowpathi, Ward 20, Cooch Behar 736101. Monday to Saturday, 10:00–20:00. Walk-in or book ahead.
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