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Kalighat, Kolkata · Chamber since 2009

A family doctor you can walk in to see.Dr. Sayan Mukherjee, MBBS, MD (General Medicine)

Fever, cough, sugar, pressure, stomach trouble, a child who is not eating. Most things a family needs a doctor for, in one chamber on Rashbehari Avenue. No appointment needed. Come in during chamber hours and take a token.

  • 16 yrsin practice
  • ₹400consultation fee
  • 2 shiftsmorning & evening
Dr. Sayan Mukherjee in a white coat with a stethoscope, arms folded
Chamber hours Mon to Sat, 9 am to 1 pm and 6 pm to 9 pm

Sunday morning only, 9 am to 12 noon.

Dr. Mukherjee looking at the camera, stethoscope around his neck
A doctor's hand holding a stethoscope
An elderly woman's hands with rings, folded as she waits her turn

About the doctor

Dr. Sayan Mukherjee

Dr. Mukherjee finished his MBBS at Medical College Kolkata in 2006 and his MD in General Medicine from NRS Medical College in 2010. He worked in the medicine department of a government hospital for six years before opening this chamber. He speaks Bengali, Hindi and English, and he will explain your reports in whichever one you prefer.

  • MBBS, 2006Medical College and Hospital, Kolkata
  • MD (General Medicine), 2010NRS Medical College, Kolkata
  • Six years in a government hospitalMedicine department, 2010 to 2016
  • Own chamber since 2009Evening practice first, full time from 2016

West Bengal Medical Council registration WBMC 61842. Degree certificates are on the chamber wall if you want to see them.

What we treat

Everyday illness, long-term conditions, and the check-ups in between

If something needs a specialist, Dr. Mukherjee will say so and write a referral. He will not keep you waiting on a problem he cannot fix here.

  • Fever, cold and infections

    Viral fever, dengue and malaria season, throat and chest infections, stomach upsets, typhoid follow-up.

  • Blood pressure and heart

    Pressure checks, medicine adjustment, cholesterol reports, ECG in the chamber when needed.

  • Diabetes care

    Sugar testing, HbA1c review, diet advice in plain words, insulin guidance for those who need it.

  • Children and teenagers

    Fever, worms, poor appetite, growth worries, school health certificates. Vaccination advice.

  • Elderly care

    Joint pain, weakness, memory worries, multiple medicines checked together so nothing clashes.

  • Reports and check-ups

    Blood sugar and pressure done in the chamber. Full blood tests collected here by a tie-up lab, reports in two days.

Timings and fees

Chamber timings

Tokens are given at the desk from 30 minutes before each shift. Around 20 patients are seen per shift, so come early on Mondays and after holidays.

Weekly timings

Closed on public holidays
DayMorningEvening
Monday9:00 am – 1:00 pm6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Tuesday9:00 am – 1:00 pm6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Wednesday9:00 am – 1:00 pm6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Thursday9:00 am – 1:00 pmNo evening chamber
Friday9:00 am – 1:00 pm6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Saturday9:00 am – 1:00 pm6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Sunday9:00 am – 12:00 noonClosed
Thursday evening the doctor visits a hospital OPD. On Sundays the chamber closes once the morning tokens are done.

Fees

Cash or UPI
  • First consultationIncludes pressure and weight check
    ₹400
  • Follow-up within 10 daysSame complaint, bring the old prescription
    ₹200
  • Report review onlyIf you were asked to get tests done
    Free
  • Blood sugar (fasting or PP)Done in the chamber, result in 5 minutes
    ₹60
  • ECGDone in the chamber, read by the doctor
    ₹250
  • Fitness or sick certificateAfter consultation, on letterhead
    ₹100
Senior citizens above 70 pay ₹300 for a first consultation. Fees are printed at the desk and do not change by time of day.

Before you come

What to bring with you

Five minutes of preparation at home saves a second visit. Bring what you have; if you have none of these, come anyway.

  • Old prescriptions from any doctor, even if the problem seems unrelated.
  • Recent test reports, blood tests, X-rays, USG, in the original or on your phone.
  • The medicines you take now, or a photo of the strips. Names matter more than you think.
  • A note of your symptoms: when it started, what makes it worse, any fever readings.
  • For sugar tests, come fasting in the morning shift. Water is fine.
  • For children, the vaccination card and school health form if there is one.
A doctor checks a patient's blood pressure at the chamber desk
An elderly patient's hands resting on her sari

How a visit goes

No appointment. Four simple steps.

  1. Take a token

    Come in during chamber hours. Tell the desk your name and the problem in one line. You get a number.

  2. Pressure and weight

    The assistant notes your blood pressure, weight and temperature while you wait. This is included in the fee.

  3. See the doctor

    Usually 10 to 15 minutes. He examines, reads your reports, and explains what he thinks is going on.

  4. Prescription and next step

    A written prescription with generic names where possible, and a clear note on when to come back, if at all.

Patients say

Two notes from the chamber register

“My father has been his patient for ten years. He remembers which medicines Baba cannot take without looking at the file.”

Rupa · Kalighat

“He told me plainly that my sugar was high and what to stop eating. No lecture, just a list. It worked.”

Debashis · Hazra Road

Common questions

Do I need an appointment?
No. Walk in during chamber hours and take a token at the desk. If you are coming from far, send a WhatsApp message first and the desk will tell you how long the queue is.
Does the doctor do home visits?
Only for bed-ridden patients already under his care, within Kalighat, Bhowanipore and Hazra, and only after the evening chamber. The fee is ₹1,200. Call the desk to arrange it.
Can I show reports on WhatsApp?
You can send them so they are ready when you come, but the doctor will not advise on WhatsApp alone. A short visit is needed to examine you.
Is there a lift or ramp?
The chamber is on the ground floor with one small step at the entrance. A folding ramp is kept at the desk for wheelchairs.
Which languages does the doctor speak?
Bengali, Hindi and English. Prescriptions are written in English with the dose explained in your language.
Is a pharmacy nearby?
There are three medicine shops within 200 metres on Rashbehari Avenue. The chamber does not sell medicines and has no tie-up with any shop.

Find us

On Rashbehari Avenue, two minutes from Kalighat metro

Address18B Rashbehari Avenue, Kalighat
Kolkata 700026, West Bengal
Ground floor, next to the blue post box. Gate 2 of Kalighat metro is 150 metres away.
Chamber hoursMon to Sat: 9 am – 1 pm, 6 pm – 9 pm
Thursday: morning only
Sunday: 9 am – 12 noon
Phone and WhatsApp+91 98042 43159

Not feeling well? Come in today.

Send a message to ask about the queue, or just walk in during chamber hours.

Today's chamber: see timings above