Healthcare Pharmaceuticals Limited (HPL) is one of the best kinds of companies in the pharmaceuticals
Mission
To preserve and improve patient's health by consistently delivering high quality, safe and effective pharmaceutical products and services that meet customer expectations across the globe through current good manufacturing practices, state of the art technology, competent workforce, and efficient management. Vision
To be the leading pharmaceuticals company in Bangladesh in terms of expertise, innovation and responsible entrepreneurship. We want to make a visible presence in international markets with our high-quality products & services. Values
- Respect people
- Ensure Justice
- Innovative approach
- Delight customers
- Responsible operations
Accreditation for TGA (Australia)
Australian Medicines Regulation Enforcement Authority, Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has made a successful audit of our manufacturing facility. Healthcare Pharmaceuticals manufacturing facilities have been audited and approved by the following global agencies. Such as:
- PIC/S Compliant GMP Approval from NPRA, Malaysia
- Pharmacy and Poisons Board (PPB), Kenya
- Medicine Control Authority Zimbabwe (MCAZ), Zimbabwe
- Tanzania Food and Drug Authority (TFDA), Tanzania
- Food and Drugs Authority (FDA), Ghana
- National Drug Authority (NDA), Uganda
- Supreme Board of Drugs & Medical Appliances (SBDMA), Yemen
29/10/2025
Every minute, 1.9 million brain cells are lost during a stroke. Rapid action can save lives and reduce long-term disability. Stroke symptoms appear suddenly — including face drooping, arm weakness, and speech difficulties. Immediate medical attention is critical. Up to 80% of strokes are preventable through regular exercise, balanced diet, blood pressure control, and avoiding smoking. Recognize the signs and act FAST: Face, Arm, Speech, Time.
Reference: World Stroke Organization
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27/10/2025
By 2050, the worldwide annual burden of breast cancer could rise to an estimated 3.2 million new cases and 1.1 million deaths if current trends persist. (Source: International Agency for Research on Cancer/World Health Organization projections, 2025).
Behind those numbers lie individual lives, each with a story, a journey, a hope. Early detection, accurate diagnosis and timely access to quality treatment remain pivotal to improving outcomes globally. It is imperative to strengthen healthcare systems, build capacity and ensure equity in care so that no person is left behind. Awareness, advocacy and collaboration drive meaningful change—translating commitment into action, and action into better outcomes.
Projection adapted from the IARC / WHO Global Breast Cancer Initiative projections, 2025.
2.3 million women are diagnosed with breast cancer every year, making it the most common cancer worldwide. (Source: WHO Global Breast Cancer Initiative, 2025). Every story is unique, and every journey matters. Empowering women through early detection, timely treatment, and compassionate care remains essential to improving outcomes and saving lives. Strengthening healthcare capacity and ensuring equitable access to quality treatment are critical to reducing disparities in cancer care.
Adapted from the WHO Global Breast Cancer Initiative (GBCI) – Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign 2025.
In 2025, about 15.5 million people in Bangladesh faced high levels of acute food insecurity ( Source: IPC / ReliefWeb, April–December 2025). Hand in Hand for Better Foods and a Better Future — across the globe, food systems confront climate extremes, fragile supply chains, and social inequities.
Transforming agrifood systems calls for collaboration across sectors, communities, and borders. Through innovation, health, and equity, resilience can grow — ensuring that every plate is filled, and every life is nourished.
15/10/2025
🧠 Did you know? Studies show that sitting for more than 6 hours a day can increase the risk of spinal disc degeneration and chronic low back pain by up to 48% (National Institutes of Health, 2020). Extended sitting reduces spinal mobility, weakens postural muscles, and limits blood flow to the discs that cushion the spine. Over time, this leads to stiffness, nerve pressure, and persistent pain.
Simple changes can make a lasting difference — standing for a few minutes every hour, stretching the back and shoulders, and incorporating light movement throughout the day can significantly reduce these risks. According to the World Health Organization (2023), short, frequent activity breaks help restore spinal flexibility, improve posture, and protect long-term musculoskeletal health.
⏱️ Every small movement counts.
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14/10/2025
Movement matters. Walking is one of the most effective, low-impact ways to maintain spinal and joint health. Studies indicate that 15–30 minutes of daily walking can lower the risk of lower back pain by up to 25% (Journal of Physical Therapy Science, 2019).
Regular movement strengthens core and back muscles, improves posture, and enhances blood circulation to spinal discs — helping prevent stiffness and degeneration. Every step fosters flexibility, reduces tension, and supports the natural alignment of the spine — the true foundation of a strong, active, and pain-free life.
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12/10/2025
≈ 30.4 % of Bangladeshi adults live with a musculoskeletal condition. (Source: National Survey on Musculoskeletal Health, Bangladesh). Arthritis remains one of the leading causes of pain and disability worldwide, affecting millions across all age groups. Persistent joint pain, swelling, or stiffness may signal early arthritis — symptoms that often progress silently. Early diagnosis and proper management are key to maintaining mobility and quality of life.
12/10/2025
Mental health remains an essential yet often underprioritized part of humanitarian and public health response. Global data from the World Health Organization shows that one in five individuals affected by emergencies experience mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, or post-traumatic stress disorder. Limited access to care during crises prolongs suffering and delays recovery. Integrating equitable, community-based mental health services into disaster and emergency systems ensures stability, compassion, and continuity of care for all.
Source: World Health Organization (WHO), World Federation for Mental Health (WFMH), SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration)
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09/10/2025
"Cataract causes approximately 47.8% of global blindness." (Source: World Report on Vision, Geneva: WHO; 2019). Sight lost from a cloudy lens is preventable and treatable when action meets access. Cataract remains the world’s leading cause of blindness — yet it is both preventable and curable. With timely detection and access to cataract surgery, millions can regain clear vision and quality of life. Raising awareness and improving eye-care accessibility can move the world closer to a future free from avoidable blindness.
01/10/2025
The spirit of Durga Puja celebrates the triumph of light, courage, and compassion — values that inspire every step towards a healthier world. Guided by divine grace, the journey of healing continues with strength, clarity, and dedication. May the blessings of Durga bring renewed energy to nurture well-being and inspire excellence in every endeavor.
29/09/2025
Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are responsible for nearly 30% of all deaths in Bangladesh, making them the country’s leading cause of mortality. Yet, research shows that up to 80% of premature heart diseases and strokes can be prevented through balanced nutrition, regular physical activity, controlling blood pressure and diabetes, and adherence to prescribed medications.
On this World Heart Day 2025, let’s inspire awareness, early prevention, and a heart-healthy lifestyle for all. Together, we can strengthen every heartbeat and build a healthier future. ❤️
Source: World Health Organization (WHO) – Bangladesh NCD Country Profile
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Nasir Trade Centre [NTC], Leve L/[7, 8 , 13 & 14], 89 Bir Uttam C. R. Datta Road, Banglamotor Sonargaon 1205
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Healthcare Pharmaceuticals Limited (HPL) is one of the best kinds of company in the pharmaceutical industry in Bangladesh manufacturing branded generic products for local and overseas market in Asia, Africa and CIS region. HPL adopting the most recent technology to formulate and to produce generic formulation ensuring optimum quality compared to the international brands.
Healthcare started its operation in 1988 through establishing a company named Healthcare Distribution Limited in association with Roche (Bangladesh) Limited. Until 2001 Healthcare was responsible for importing and distributing Roche products to the local market.
Later on, in 1996 Healthcare decided to establish its own pharmaceutical plant named Healthcare Pharmaceuticals Limited (HPL) to produce the products that are imported from Roche, Switzerland and other local generics for the indigenous market.
Healthcare Pharmaceuticals Limited is engaged with strategic marketing process which involves building customer relationships by creating and delivering superior customer value aiming to produce high customer equity. HPL successfully and efficiently blending skilled people, resources, organizational structure and decisions for implementing strategies at all levels.
HPL is continuously creating an innovative idea to its every step of operation to add distinctiveness and competitiveness to products and services.
