Best Hospitals in India — Page 11
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Samved Orthopaedic Institute
Ahmedabad, India
Samved Orthopaedic Institute Ahmedabad — ISO 9001 certified 42-bed dedicated orthopaedic hospital (est. 1998), rated 5th best in India by The Week, specialising in joint replacement, spine, and trauma surgery.
Sankara Nethralaya
Chennai, India
Sankara Nethralaya Chennai — NABH & NABL accredited, 211-bed world-class eye hospital founded 1978, ranked top-4 globally by Newsweek 2020, treating 3,500+ outpatients and 280+ surgeries daily.
Sant Parmanand Hospital
Delhi, India
Sant Parmanand Hospital Delhi — NABH accredited 153-bed multi-specialty hospital on Sham Nath Marg, Civil Lines, established 1933, ISO 9001:2008 certified, serving North Delhi with affordable quality care since 1955.
Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences & Research
Bangalore, India
Sri Jayadeva Institute Bangalore — India's first public heart institution with NABH accreditation (2015), 1,150+ beds, 7 cath labs, 30,000+ cathlab procedures annually, subsidised cardiac care for all.
St. John's Medical College Hospital
Bangalore, India
St. John's Medical College Hospital Bangalore — NABH & NABL accredited 1,600-bed Catholic mission teaching hospital (est. 1963) with Level-I trauma centre, covering all major specialties across Koramangala campus.
The Beach & Lake Ayurvedic Resort
Thiruvananthapuram, India
The Beach & Lake Ayurvedic Resort in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala offers authentic Panchakarma and Kerala Ayurvedic treatments in a unique setting between Pozhikkara Beach and the Kadinamkulam Lake backwaters.
Wockhardt Hospital, Bangalore
Bangalore, India
Wockhardt Hospital Bangalore — JCI accredited 400-bed super-specialty hospital on Bannerghatta Road, partnered with Harvard Medical International, first in South Asia with JCI accreditation for cardiac and orthopaedic care.
Yashoda Hospitals
Hyderabad, India
Yashoda Hospitals Hyderabad — JCI & NABH accredited group with 4 campuses, 2,756+ beds, pioneering lung transplant (2012) and combined heart-lung transplant (2017) in Telugu states, serving 17,000 cancer patients/year.