India's Most Trusted Hospitals

Operated by the Reliance Group, KDAH is one of Mumbai's most advanced tertiary care hospitals with Asia's first 3-room intraoperative MRI suite. Its Full Time Specialist System — where all specialists are permanently on-campus — sets it apart. Over 3,600 robotic surgeries performed.

Asia's foremost oncology centre, founded in 1941. Tata Memorial offers cutting-edge cancer treatment including proton therapy and CAR-T cell therapy at government-subsidised rates. It treats over 70,000 new cancer patients annually — more than any other centre in South Asia.

One of Mumbai's oldest and most trusted private hospitals with 50+ specialties. Hinduja is one of the few remaining large trust-run hospitals in Mumbai, known for ethical standards and exceptional depth of senior medical expertise over seven decades.

One of Mumbai's most recognised private hospitals, Lilavati is the long-standing first choice of Mumbai's professional communities. Its Bandra location and consistently strong clinical outcomes have built a loyal patient base over four decades, housing many of the city's most sought-after specialists.

India's most prestigious medical institution and the gold standard for public healthcare. AIIMS serves nearly 15,000 patients daily, offers treatment across 45+ superspecialties, and is ranked 97th in the world by Newsweek. Its faculty shape medical policy and practice across India.

A landmark in India's private healthcare revolution, Indraprastha Apollo brought the first genuinely international-standard hospital to Delhi. It pioneered robotic surgery and organ transplantation in the NCR region and is a premier hub for medical tourism, serving patients from 50+ countries.

India's pre-eminent dedicated cardiac hospital for over 35 years. Globally recognised for complex cardiac procedures and paediatric heart surgery, achieving surgical outcomes comparable to the world's leading heart centres. Treats patients from 40+ countries.

Founded by legendary cardiac surgeon Dr. Naresh Trehan, Medanta was built to be "an Indian hospital of world standard." Spread across 43 acres in Gurugram with 45 operating theatres, it ranks among the top 150 hospitals globally and is one of Asia's most technologically advanced multi-specialty centres.

Delhi's leading private hospital for oncology and bone marrow transplantation. Part of Max Healthcare — the largest hospital network in Delhi NCR — Max Saket combines a comprehensive cancer programme with modern infrastructure and one of India's most established BMT units.

Manipal's flagship Bangalore campus is one of South India's most comprehensive tertiary care hospitals. Backed by a six-decade legacy, it houses da Vinci robotic surgery, CyberKnife, and Gamma Knife systems on-campus. Today Manipal Hospitals is one of India's top three hospital networks with 49 hospitals nationwide.

One of only five hospitals globally named among the world's top medical tourism destinations by MTQUA. Apollo Bangalore has earned JCI accreditation five consecutive times and pioneered several minimally invasive surgical techniques in Karnataka.

Founded by Dr. Devi Shetty on the mission of making world-class healthcare affordable for all Indians. Narayana performs more cardiac surgeries than almost any other hospital in the world. It also houses the Mazumdar Shaw Cancer Centre, South India's most reputed oncology facility.

Where it all began. India's first corporate hospital, founded in 1983 by Dr. Prathap C. Reddy, credited with transforming the country's private healthcare landscape. It pioneered coronary angioplasty and stereotactic radiotherapy in India and remains the flagship of Asia's largest hospital network.

From orthopaedic roots, MIOT has grown into a 1,000-bed, 63-specialty quaternary care hospital on a 14-acre campus. It draws nearly 3,500 international patients annually and performed India's first T-replete haploidentical bone marrow transplant, a landmark in Indian medical history.

A historic institution — Apollo Jubilee Hills was the first hospital in all of India to receive JCI accreditation, setting the benchmark for private healthcare quality that the entire industry followed. One of the oldest in the Apollo network, it has been Hyderabad's trusted destination for complex tertiary care for over 35 years.

Hyderabad's largest private hospital group, serving the Telugu states for over three decades. Yashoda installed India's first Intraoperative 3T MRI for safer brain surgeries and performed the first combined heart-lung transplant in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Four campuses, 4,000 beds.

One of South India's largest hospital networks with 50 years of history and 12 hospitals across Hyderabad and Telangana. KIMS is consistently ranked among the top tertiary care hospitals in the region and is particularly well-regarded for its neurosciences and cardiac programmes.