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The Ezra Hospital is a part of Medical College Kolkata.
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The Ezra Hospital is a part of Medical College Kolkata.
The Ezra Hospital was built through the munificence of Mrs. Mozelle E. D. J. Ezra. [1] It was inaugurated in 1887. Still, patients were admitted from 9 April 1888. Initially, it was meant for the Jewish population of the city.
At present, the Ezra Hospital houses the following departments of Calcutta Medical College:
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