Sagar Hospitals Ranked Among India’s Best: A Legacy of Quality and Commitment to Healthcare

In the bustling city of Bengaluru, where tradition meets modernity, stands a beacon of hope and healing -  Sagar Hospitals. In a proud moment for the institution and the thousands of patients whose lives it has touched, Sagar Hospitals has been recognised in the Times Health Survey 2026 — All India Multispeciality Hospitals Ranking Survey, published in The Times of India on Wednesday, February 25, 2026.<.p>

✅  Ranked #3 — Top Multispeciality Hospitals, Bengaluru

✅  Ranked #10 — Top Multispeciality Hospitals, Southern Region

About the Times Health Survey 2026

The Times Health Survey is one of India's most credible healthcare ranking studies, aimed at identifying the Top Multispeciality Hospitals across the country. To qualify for this list, hospitals must have at least three or more Critical Care speciality departments including Oncology, Nephrology, Urology, Cardiology, Pediatrics, Gynecology/Obstetrics, Neurology, Emergency & Trauma, and Gastroenterology/Hepatology. Sagar Hospitals' inclusion in this prestigious ranking is a testament to its comprehensive, multi-disciplinary capabilities and its unwavering dedication to clinical excellence.

A Legacy Built on Vision and Compassion

The story of Sagar Hospitals begins with the vision of Dr. Chandramma Sagar, one of Bengaluru's pioneering healthcare figures. Her illustrious career and relentless spirit laid the foundation for what would become a legacy in healthcare. Building on this foundation, Dr. D. Hemachandra Sagar and Dr. D. Premachandra Sagar cultivated the institution into a towering presence in India's healthcare landscape.

In 2002, the first corporate branch of Sagar Hospitals opened its doors in Jayanagar, Bengaluru. This 250-bed facility quickly became synonymous with quality medical care and compassionate service — not merely a hospital, but a sanctuary where patients found solace and healing.

The year 2009 marked another milestone with the establishment of Sagar Hospital in Banashankari — a 415-bed multi-specialty tertiary care hospital equipped with state-of-the-art diagnostic centres and 44 specialty departments. This facility epitomises the group's dedication to delivering superior healthcare through the convergence of advanced technology and human touch.

“I am proud to say that at Sagar Hospitals, we don’t just treat diseases; we care for the human spirit. Our commitment to excellence goes beyond medical treatment to embody a holistic approach to healthcare.”  Ishiqa Multani, President, Sagar Group of Hospitals

Clinical Excellence Across Specialities

1.       Cardiac Sciences: Sagar Hospitals is renowned for its exemplary cardiac department, with advanced procedures including minimally invasive heart surgeries and complex valve replacements. The cardiac unit is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and led by our team of experienced cardiologists, ensuring remarkable results in cardiac care.


2.       Neurosciences: In the realm of neurosciences, Sagar Hospitals has set new benchmarks with advanced treatments and interventions. The neuroscience department offers specialised programs for stroke management, neurosurgical procedures, and comprehensive epilepsy care. A multidisciplinary team of neurologists, neurosurgeons, and rehabilitation specialists has made Sagar Hospitals one of the leading institutions for treating complex neurological disorders.

Education, Research & the Future of Medicine

The establishment of the Dr. Chandramma Dayananda Sagar Institute of Medical Education and Research (CDSIMER) in 2019 reflects the group's unwavering commitment to nurturing future medical talent. Located in the Greater Bengaluru Area and affiliated with Dayananda Sagar University, CDSIMER is a sanctuary of knowledge where future doctors are trained to become torchbearers of medical quality.

With a provision of modern 1,300-bed facilities, CDSIMER is poised to revolutionise medical education and patient care, embodying the group's vision of fostering medical talent while providing top-notch healthcare services.

A Global Trust: 2.4 Million Patients from 35+ Countries

Sagar Hospitals' reputation extends far beyond the borders of India. The institution has treated over 2.4 million patients, including more than 100,000 international patients from over 35 countries. This global trust reflects the hospital's unwavering commitment and its ability to provide world-class modern healthcare.

“We envisioned a place where every patient receives the highest quality of care, where every practitioner strives for excellence, and where innovation in medicine is an everyday pursuit.”

— Dr. Premachandra Sagar, Vice Chairman, Sagar Group

Accolades That Speak for Themselves

In addition to this latest Times Health Survey recognition, Sagar Hospitals has also been awarded the Certificate of Excellence in the Department of Neurology at Times Health Excellence 2024, an event conducted by OMS (a Division of Times Internet Limited), based on research by Avance Insights Pvt. Ltd. These accolades affirm the hospital's esteemed position as one of the leaders in the healthcare sector.

The Soul of Sagar Hospitals: Compassionate Care

The soul of Sagar Hospitals lies in its compassionate care. A dedicated team of board-certified clinicians, renowned specialists, and compassionate nurses ensures that every patient receives personalised and empathetic care. The hospital's approach integrates traditional medical practices with the latest technological advancements, providing a holistic healing experience.

As Sagar Hospitals continues to grow, its vision remains steadfast: to serve society with cost-effective, quality healthcare. Its journey, from humble beginnings to becoming a healthcare giant, is a testament to the power of visionary leadership and unwavering dedication. As the institution continues to innovate and expand, it remains a beacon of hope and healing, committed to providing exceptional healthcare services to every patient who walks through its doors.

As featured in Times of India, Bengaluru Edition — Wednesday, 25 February, 2026