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Hospitals in New Delhi

28 accredited hospitals in New Delhi, India serving international patients across 11 specialties. Compare facilities, pricing, and physician profiles.

New Delhi
Hospitals
28Hospitals
Specialties
11Specialties
Avg rating
4.6Avg rating
Inpatient beds
1,249Inpatient beds

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City at a glance

Practical facts for planning

Verified by editorial · re-checked quarterly
  • Nearest airport
    DEL
    Indira Gandhi Intl
  • Languages
    Hindi
    English
  • Time zone
    IST
    UTC+5:30
  • Currency
    INR ₹
    FX kiosk + ATMs at airport
  • Best season
    Oct–Mar
    avoid May–Aug heat

Your case manager arranges airport pickup, recovery-friendly accommodation near the hospital, and a local SIM if you need one. Translation services are baked into every quote — no extra fee.

Travel + recovery

Getting to India and recovering well

Visa

India offers a 60-day double-entry e-medical visa to citizens of 165+ countries, processed in 72 hours via the official indianvisaonline.gov.in portal. Two attendants on e-medical-attendant visas can travel with the patient. The hospital's international patient department issues the invitation letter once your case manager confirms the booking — that's the single document the consulate needs.

Flights and connectivity

Indira Gandhi International (DEL), Mumbai (BOM), Chennai (MAA), Bengaluru (BLR), and Cochin (COK) host direct connectivity from the GCC, the Gulf states, the UK, Singapore, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, and most major US gateways via single-stop. Air India, Vistara, Emirates, Etihad, Qatar Airways, and Singapore Airlines run dense schedules — typical total transit from London is 9 hours, from Dubai 3 hours, from JFK 14-16 hours single-stop.

Recovery hospitality

Recovery hospitality is mature — most flagship hospitals (Medanta, Apollo, Fortis Memorial) maintain partner hotels within walking distance with medical-grade housekeeping (sterile linens, low-allergen cleaning, in-room nursing where requested). Plan 10-21 days between discharge and flight home for post-op clearance.

Climate and best travel windows

Delhi-NCR runs hot and dry March-June, monsoon July-September, and crisp October-February. Air-quality (AQI) is poor November-January in the north — patients with respiratory comorbidities should travel to South India (Chennai, Bangalore, Kochi) during those months. Mumbai is humid year-round, Bengaluru is moderate.

Strong direct-flight catchments
From Dubai From London From New York From Singapore From Bangkok From Doha From Riyadh From Dhaka

Practical city guide

Practical guide to New Delhi

Delhi proper concentrates around two private-hospital districts: South Delhi (Apollo Indraprastha, Max Saket, Sir Ganga Ram) and West/Central Delhi (BLK-Max, AIIMS). The neighboring Gurugram cluster (Medanta, Artemis, Fortis Memorial) handles the highest volumes of complex international cardiac and transplant work.

International patient infrastructure is mature — most major hospitals have dedicated international-patient liaison teams, English-fluent staff at all clinical points, and multilingual coordination for Arabic, French, Russian, and Bengali speakers.

Delhi's challenge for international patients is air quality during winter (November–February) and dengue/chikungunya during monsoon (July–September). Plan around these windows where possible. The cool, dry post-monsoon period (October–December early) and pre-monsoon spring (February–April) are ideal.

Hospital clusters by neighborhood

South Delhi (Saket, Sarita Vihar)

Apollo Indraprastha, Max Saket, Sir Ganga Ram, Indraprastha Apollo.

Central/West Delhi (Pusa Road, Karol Bagh)

BLK-Max Super Speciality, Sir Ganga Ram, Holy Family.

Gurugram (DLF, Sector 38, Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road)

Medanta The Medicity, Artemis, Fortis Memorial, Park Hospital.

Noida (Sector 128)

Jaypee, Fortis Noida, Max Noida.

Faridabad

Asian Institute of Medical Sciences, Sarvodaya, Park.

Airport + transit

Airport: Indira Gandhi International (DEL) — major international hub, all global airlines.

Airport to South Delhi/Saket: 30–60 min depending on traffic. Airport to Gurugram (Medanta/Fortis Memorial): 30–50 min. Airport to Noida: 60–90 min.

Pre-arrange airport pickup through the hospital. Avoid airport-touts. Uber/Ola work well; Delhi Metro extends to airport (ECCE Express line) — economical but logistics-heavy with luggage.

Climate

Hot summer (40-45°C May-June). Pleasant winter (5-22°C December-February) but with severe air pollution. Cool/dry shoulder seasons (October-December early, March) are optimal for recovery.

Where to stay during recovery

Gurugram (DLF Phases 1-5)

Modern accommodation, premium hotels (Trident, Oberoi, Westin), close to Medanta/Artemis/Fortis Memorial. Recovery-friendly with malls, parks, and quieter streets.

South Delhi (Saket, Vasant Kunj)

Premium hotels (Sheraton, Crowne Plaza), good for Apollo and Max patients. Reasonable air quality outside winter.

Connaught Place / Lutyens'

Central Delhi, walkable, premium hotels (Imperial, Taj). Far from most hospitals; only suitable if treatment is at AIIMS or BLK-Max.

Recovery-friendly activities

  • Lodi Gardens — 90-acre park, low-impact walking, beautifully maintained.
  • India Gate / Rajpath area — historical, photogenic, moderate walking.
  • Crafts Museum (Pragati Maidan) — light walking, cultural.
  • Ambience Mall / DLF Cyber Hub — climate-controlled shopping and dining.
  • DLF Cyber Hub for restaurants, low-key socializing.
  • Hauz Khas Village — historical ruins + cafés, light walking.
  • Lotus Temple — peaceful, walkable, no admission fee.

Food + accommodation

Food: Excellent international + Indian cuisine. Hotel restaurants at premium tier (Hyatt, Marriott) cater to international diets. Tap water not safe; bottled everywhere. Dietary restrictions easily accommodated.

Accommodation: Premium ($200-400/night): Trident Gurgaon, Oberoi Gurgaon, Westin, Hyatt Regency, Imperial Delhi. Mid-tier ($80-180): Sheraton, Crowne Plaza, Holiday Inn. Apartments via Airbnb available for longer stays.

Practical notes

Card-friendly major hotels; cash useful for taxis and small purchases. International SIM widely available. Air quality monitoring app (AQI) recommended — winter values often hazardous. Bottled water always. Modest dress not required but practical for older neighborhoods.

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Mbinu na viwango vya uhariri

This New Delhi medical-tourism overview is rebuilt from the city's currently-active accredited hospitals, surgeon credential checks, and verified flight-connectivity data. Climate and recovery-window guidance is informed by case-manager experience moving patients in and out of New Delhi year-round.

  1. Taarifa za hospitali. Ithibati, leseni na vifaa vinakaguliwa kwenye rejista za umma (JCI, NABH, orodha za leseni za wizara za afya) na nyaraka za hospitali, na kukaguliwa upya mara kwa mara.
  2. Sifa za madaktari. Elimu na utaalamu vinatoka kwenye wasifu wa daktari hospitalini na rejista za mabaraza ya madaktari ya kitaifa.
  3. Bei. Viwango vya bei vinatoka kwenye makadirio na vifurushi vya maandishi vya hospitali, si bei za matangazo.
  4. Maandishi ya kitabibu. Yanaandikwa na timu yetu ya uhariri na kukaguliwa dhidi ya miongozo ya sasa kabla ya kuchapishwa.
  5. Uhuru. Hospitali haziwezi kulipa ili kubadilisha nafasi yao kwenye kurasa zetu.
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India ministry of healthJCI accreditation registryInternational airport authority data