Hospitals

Apex tertiary care + medical education institute. Institute of National Importance.

Pediatric and perinatal multi-specialty hospital chain — paediatrics, neonatology, paediatric surgery, fetal medicine. 16 hospitals across south India. Listed on BSE/NSE.

Comprehensive cancer hospital in Rohini. ~500 beds, full radiation + medical + surgical oncology.

Tertiary care hospital under the Gokula Education Foundation Trust. ~600 beds, attached to M.S. Ramaiah Medical College. South Bengaluru flagship.

Central-government tertiary hospital attached to Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Medical Sciences. Originally Willingdon Hospital (1932); renamed for Ram Manohar Lohia in 1977.

Pune's largest private tertiary hospital. ~750 beds across multi-specialty and cancer wings.

Central-government tertiary hospital, attached to Vardhman Mahavir Medical College. ~3,000 beds; one of India's busiest casualty and trauma services.

Largest hospital chain headquartered in Maharashtra outside Mumbai. 8 hospitals, 1,000+ beds.

Not-for-profit ophthalmic super-specialty hospital. ~3,000 patients/day across centres.

Apex tertiary care + medical education institute for north India. Public, autonomous.

675-bed multi-specialty trust hospital in Rajinder Nagar. Long-standing reputation in nephrology, GI, IVF.

345-bed multi-specialty hospital at Girgaon. Operated by the Reliance Foundation.

Tertiary referral hospital of the Institute of Medical Sciences, Banaras Hindu University. Public medical college and teaching hospital — one of north India's earliest postgraduate medical institutes.

1,650-bed deemed-university hospital in Porur. Strong transplant + oncology programs.

Non-profit teaching hospital owned by the Catholic Bishops' Conference of India. ~1,300 beds; founded 1963.

Tata Steel-run tertiary hospital in Jamshedpur. ~970 beds, opens to community + employees.