This study aimed to determine the satisfaction with the quality of services among the hospitalized non-COVID patients in the selected hospitals in Bangladesh. A cross-sectional study was conducted

between October 2020 and April 2021in six (6) tertiary level hospitals in Dhaka city of Bangladesh. Data
was collected from 401 randomly selected Non-COVID hospitalized patients through face-to-face
interviews. Among 401 participants, about 53.1% were female, and more than half (55.9%) were from
urban areas. The participants' mean age was 48.3 ± 16.5 years, the majority (87.0%) were educated
(formal education), and the mean monthly income was 66309.2 ± 68914.5 BDT. Based on satisfaction,
about 62.8% of the Non-COVID hospitalized patients were satisfied with Health Care Providers (HCP)
practices. The study revealed that roughly two-thirds of the participants were satisfied with hospital
services, Health Care Providers (HCP) practices, quality of care, and basic hospital facilities. Therefore,
mass-awareness campaigns targeting psychological disorders should be implemented during the
pandemic. In addition, the findings may help to formulate the policy intervention to improve the situation.