BRAC Healthcare Limited
@brachealthcare.com
BRAC Healthcare Limited is a social enterprise of BRAC dedicated to making high-quality, compassionate, trusted and affordable healthcare accessible to everyone. Through its network of modern primary care centres, BRAC Healthcare offers family physician services, specialist consultations, diagnostics, dental care, physiotherapy, mental health support, nutrition counselling, and licensed pharmacy services—all under one roof. With a patient-centric approach rooted in empathy, dignity, and clinical excellence, BRAC Healthcare is redefining primary healthcare in Bangladesh while building a trusted network of community-based healthcare centres.
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BRAC Healthcare Limited's Brand Colors
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#EC008C
Hollywood Cerise
236, 0, 140
324, 100, 46
0, 100, 41, 7
#A2D8DE
Morning Glory
162, 216, 222
186, 48, 75
27, 3, 0, 13
#0D1720
Ebony
13, 23, 32
208, 42, 9
59, 28, 0, 87
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