Bhatti International Hospital Kasur - BIT

About BIT-Bhatti International Trust & Teaching Hospital Kasur:

Bhatti International Trust Hospital (BIT Hospital Kasur) is one of the oldest trust hospital in Kasur district. Free treatment and operation facilities are also available here for deserving patients

The hospital has services for all types of gynaecology, obstetrics, minor operations, appendicitis, hernia, appendicitis, bone and joint, gallstones, bladder, kidney, bladder, endometrial surgery etc.

Bit hospital kasur have special treatment and ward for dengue malaria. The hospital also has a paediatric intensive care ICU facility. They also provide healthcare services at doorstep in Kasur.

Address & Contact:

Address

Raiwind Road near Bypass Chowk Kasur

Phone

+92 49 272 1872  /73/  74

Fax

+92-49-272 1874

Mobile

+92-333-4848048

Email

ms@bithospital.com

helpdesk@bithospital.com

Doctors

• Dr Shoaib Saleem (Consultant Orthopedic Surgeon ) ماہر امراض ہڈی جوڑ

• Dr Shahzaib Khan (Otorhinolaryngologist)  ماہر امراض ناک کان گلہ

• Prof Dr Lamia Yousaf (Obstetrics and Infertility Specialist) ماہر امراض زچہ و بچہ و بانجھ پن
  0321-3339093/0332-4187070

• Assistant Prof Dr Falak Shair Malik General Surgeon

• Dr Gull Asim Consultant Gynecologist ماہر امراض زچہ بچہ

• Dr Sohrab ماہر امراض جلد و مخصوصہ

• Dr Samar Department of Physiotherapy

• Dr Asma Rehman Khan Dental Surgeon 0303-0448537

• Dr Kamal

• Dr Sulman Ahmad

Along with the hospital, a college named BIT collage of allied health sciences has also been built by this trust.

Background BIT Hospital Kasur:

After partition, Pakistan's healthcare system was very limited. It had only one medical school and few doctors. There were some military and civilian setups, but they were not enough. Over time, the system grew and now covers the entire country. It is divided into two parts: public and private healthcare.

BIT Hospital Raiwind road Kasur

Different levels of medical care were established from villages to cities. Villages had Basic health units (BHUs), towns had Tehsil headquarter hospitals (THQs) for more advanced care and Cities had district headquarter hospitals (DHQs) and teaching hospitals for specialized and advanced treatments.

There were much talk about the inefficiency of the public health system. The government blames state ownership but the real problem is the wilful inability to facilitate its dismantling. The system gets only 0.7 percent of GDP in the budget instead of the required 7 to 10 percent. This leads to huge shortages such as one nurse for 40 patients instead of the ideal four, and one doctor for 60 beds instead of one for seven. Lack of resources results in preventable deaths from diseases such as diarrhea, pneumonia, and tuberculosis, especially among children.

Shokat Hayat Bhatti Nameplate

In response to these challenges, Mr. Shaukat Hayat Bhatti, a businessman from Kasur in Punjab, Pakistan and a proud Pakistani, took action. He built the BIT Hospital in Kasur to save lives and address the healthcare gap in his community.