Patient Grievance & Feedback

Your complaint, suggestion or feedback helps us serve you better

Every complaint acknowledgedResolution goal: 10 working daysConfidential

LBKMCH welcomes complaints, suggestions and feedback from patients, attendants and visitors. As committed in our Citizen Charter, a designated officer handles grievances, and our goal is to resolve every grievance within 10 working days.

Nothing you report will affect the treatment or care you or your patient receives. If your concern is urgent and relates to a patient currently admitted, please raise it immediately with the duty doctor or nursing in-charge of the ward rather than waiting for a written response.

How to Raise a Grievance

Suggestion Boxes

Suggestion and complaint boxes are placed across the hospital. Drop in your written complaint or suggestion at any time.

In Person

Meet the designated grievance officer at the administrative office during working hours.

By Phone

Call +91-91539-22678 and ask to be connected to the grievance / administrative office.

By Email

Write to principaloffice@lbkmch.org or enquiry@lbkmch.org with your details and concern.

Online Form

Use the contact form on this website — mark the subject as "Grievance" so it reaches the right desk.

At the Ward

For anything urgent about an admitted patient, speak to the duty doctor or the nursing in-charge immediately.

Designated Grievance Officer

OfficerDr. J. Mukhopadhyay, Principal (PIO & CPIO)
AddressLBKMCH, NH-107, Baijnathpur, Saharsa – 852221, Bihar
Phone+91 94681 89070
Emailprincipaloffice@lbkmch.org
Hospital reception+91-91539-22678

What Happens Next

Receipt

Your grievance is recorded and forwarded to the department concerned.

Review

The designated officer examines the matter with the department and staff involved.

Action

Corrective action is taken where required, and any wider issue is addressed at the hospital level.

Response

You are informed of the outcome — our goal is to close every grievance within 10 working days.

Tell Us What You Experienced

Good or bad — your feedback directly shapes how we care for the next patient.