Sourced, dated facts on cost, safety and the most popular hospitals, to help you make an informed decision.
Heart Bypass Surgery in India costs on average $7.0k (typically $5.0k to $9.0k). That is roughly 95% less than in United States. We list 38 popular hospitals for this procedure.
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Average cost
$7.0k
Typical range
$5.0k to $9.0k
Savings vs home
up to 95%
vs United States
Popular hospitals
38
Scores are calculated by our algorithm, not paid for by hospitals.
Heart Bypass Surgery in India costs on average $7.0k, ranging from $5.0k to $9.0k.
Typically includes: Pre-op evaluation, Surgery, Post-op care, Rehabilitation.
Usually excluded: Travel insurance, Extended stay, Personal expenses.
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Compared with prices at home, Heart Bypass Surgery in India can cost substantially less. Figures compare the average price in each market.
| Home country | Cost at home | You could save |
|---|---|---|
| United States | $135.0k | 95% |
| the UK | $20.0k | 65% |
| Canada | $60.0k | 88% |
| Australia | $52.5k | 87% |
| New Zealand | $50.0k | 86% |
| Ireland | $30.0k | 77% |
Typical wait for Heart Bypass Surgery in India is around 10 days.
Heart Bypass Surgery abroad typically involves general anaesthesia, about 4h in surgery, an inpatient stay.
Read the full Heart Bypass Surgery guide for how the procedure works and what to expect.
Here is the factual safety picture, hospital ratings and track record, country health context, and published outcome statistics.
Population averages from published data, not a personal prognosis. Outcomes vary by individual; discuss your case with a qualified clinician.
Country health context: life expectancy 72 years.
US travel advisory: Exercise Increased Caution.
Being straight about risk is part of an informed decision. Heart Bypass Surgery carries procedure and travel-specific risks.
Travelling after surgery: Increased risk of blood clots; compression stockings advised.
Activity restrictions: Avoid heavy lifting and strenuous activities for 6-8 weeks.
Informational only, not medical advice. Discuss your individual risk with a qualified clinician.
These hospitals are frequently chosen for Heart Bypass Surgery, ranked by patient ratings and review volume. Scores are calculated by our algorithm, not paid for by hospitals.

Chennai
4.7(55,620)
The flagship hospital of the Apollo Group established in 1983 with 560+ beds and 250+ doctors across 60+ departments; JCI, NABH, and NABL-accredited with 30+ advanced modular operation theatres.

Hyderabad
4.8(36,000)
A 400-bed multi-specialty hospital (Apollo's 76th branch), part of the network that was among the first in India to receive JCI accreditation.

Bangalore
4.6(26,710)
284-bed NABH/NABL/ISO-accredited hospital awarded Best Hospital in Bangalore by The Week magazine for 8 consecutive years, specializing in quaternary care.

Bangalore
4.7(23,893)
JCI and NABH-accredited multi-specialty hospital in Bangalore with 250-350 beds, supported by 100+ consultants (70% trained at leading international institutions), with Da Vinci Robotic Surgery.

Bangalore
4.7(23,366)
284-bed hospital accredited by JCI, NABH, and Medical Travel Quality Alliance, providing care across 40 specialties with 80 ICU beds.

Mumbai
4.8(22,896)
Part of IHH Healthcare (world's second-largest healthcare group), with facilities totaling 900+ beds; the Chennai campus spans 21 acres, pioneering in organ transplants.

New Delhi
4.6(18,851)
Established in 1959, 650-bed JCI/NABH/NABL-accredited hospital with 162 critical care beds and 22 modular operation theatres, staffed by 150 globally renowned super-specialists.

New Delhi
4.6(17,661)
380-bed JCI and NABH-accredited super-specialty hospital with 118 ICU beds and 13 operation theatres; part of the Manipal Hospitals network.

New Delhi
4.7(14,869)
India's first JCI-accredited hospital (2005), a 710-bed flagship in New Delhi with 52 specialties, the largest private-sector ICU capacity in India.

Mumbai
4.7(12,554)
400-bed quaternary care hospital with seven consecutive JCI accreditations (the most in India), plus NABH and triple NABL certification; features 108 ICU beds.

Mumbai
4.8(12,547)
345-bed JCI and NABH-accredited hospital originally founded in 1925 and fully renovated in 2014; Mumbai's largest LEED Gold-rated green hospital.

Gurugram
4.6(12,296)
330-bed quaternary care hospital on an 11-acre campus, accredited by JCI/NABH/NABL; ranked among Newsweek's World's Best Smart Hospitals with 8 centres of excellence.

Mumbai
4.8(12,089)
Inaugurated in 1973, a pioneering Mumbai institution that performed India's first private-sector renal transplant (1974); NABH-accredited and ranked among India's top hospitals.

Gurugram
4.2(9,639)
1,391-bed JCI/NABH/NABL-accredited super-specialty hospital founded by globally renowned cardiac surgeon Dr. Naresh Trehan; one of India's largest private hospitals.

Gurugram
4.1(5,379)
750+ bed hospital spanning a 9-acre campus with 400+ doctors across 11 centres of excellence; the first hospital in Gurgaon to receive JCI accreditation (2013).

Mumbai
4.5(5,222)
314-bed NABH Platinum-accredited hospital in Mumbai established in 1997, known for its strong consultant base of 300+ doctors.

New Delhi
4.3(2,447)
650-bed NABH/JCI-accredited facility with approximately 250 ICU beds and 25 modular operation theatres, offering advanced care across 30+ specialties.

Hyderabad
4.8(32,959)
Hyderabad-based group with 4 NABH/NABL-accredited branches and 2,756 combined beds; performed the first combined heart-and-lung transplant in the Telugu states.

Bangalore
4.8(31,745)
769-bed NABH-accredited superspeciality hospital within Narayana Health City, co-founded by biotech pioneer Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw and renowned cardiac surgeon Dr. Devi Shetty.

Hyderabad
4.7(24,981)
750-bed JCI and NABH-accredited hospital affiliated with IHH Healthcare; the first hospital in India (and the world) to achieve JCI Gold Seal on its very first attempt.

Hyderabad
4.2(19,759)
800-bed NABH, NABL, and JCI-accredited hospital, the only Indian hospital in the Mayo Clinic Care Network; recognized as Asia's largest gastroenterology referral center.

Chennai
4.8(19,650)
400-bed JCI/NABH/NABL-accredited quaternary care hospital; India's first hospital to receive US Green Building Council LEED certification.

Mumbai
4.7(15,808)
350-bed JCI/NABH/NABL-accredited tertiary care hospital with 100 intensive care beds (among the highest in Mumbai); advanced minimally invasive surgery capabilities.

Pune
4.7(15,083)
Maharashtra's largest hospital chain (established 1994) with multiple NABH/NABL-accredited facilities across Pune totalling 500+ beds across 50+ specialties.

Hyderabad
4.5(7,439)
NABH and NABL-accredited multi-specialty chain operating 17 facilities across 7 cities with major Hyderabad campuses totaling 900+ beds across 30+ specialties.

Chennai
4.5(6,497)
1,000-bed JCI and NABH-accredited multi-specialty hospital established in 1999; one of only a handful of hospitals in Asia holding both JCI and NABH accreditations.

Mumbai
4.5(5,281)
Inaugurated by Jawaharlal Nehru in 1950, 350-bed hospital and first super-specialty hospital in Maharashtra to receive AACI accreditation; Cancer Centre inaugurated by Mother Teresa.

Mumbai
3.8(4,881)
750-bed JCI/NABH/NABL/CAP-accredited quaternary care hospital spread across 10 lakh sq ft on 17 floors with 180 ICU beds and advanced robotic surgery capabilities.

Mumbai
3.9(2,467)
450-bed NABH/NABL/CAP-accredited hospital with origins dating to 1951; India's first hospital to receive Bureau Veritas Green and Clean Hospital Platinum Certificate.

Mumbai
4.4(1,866)
NABH and NABL-accredited multispecialty hospital launched in 2013, merged with P.D. Hinduja Hospital (originally founded 1951 in collaboration with Harvard's Massachusetts General Hospital).

Mumbai
4.3(1,554)
Dedicated 250-bed cardiac care hospital holding JCI Gold certification six consecutive times; credited with a 99.6% bypass surgery success rate and having treated over 450,000 patients.

Bangalore
4.8(22,074)
606-bed JCI and NABH-accredited cardiac superspeciality hospital; one of the world's largest dedicated heart hospitals with one of the biggest pediatric cardiac ICUs globally (80 beds).

Jaipur
4.8(21,089)
330-bed JCI/NABH/NABL-accredited hospital and the first in Rajasthan to obtain JCI accreditation, with particular strengths in cardiac, renal, and multi-organ care.

New Delhi
4.2(8,985)

New Delhi
4.3(7,690)
India's top-ranked public medical institution (established 1956) with approximately 2,800 beds, consistently rated #1 among Indian medical colleges; a pioneer in research and tertiary care.

Bangalore
4.8(1,414)
Part of India's largest fertility clinic chain (165+ centers) founded in 1988, with 175,000+ successful pregnancies and a 74% clinical success rate backed by 340+ specialists.

Manipal
4.2(1,106)
The first medical college hospital in Karnataka to receive NABH accreditation, attached to one of India's top-ranked medical colleges with ISO certification.

Jaipur
4.6(375)
250-bed JCI and NABH-accredited hospital co-founded by Dr. Samin K Sharma of Mt. Sinai Hospital New York; maintains a knowledge-sharing partnership with Mount Sinai.
Plan your Heart Bypass Surgery trip around 7 nights in hospital.
Typical recovery timeline (population averages, not a personal prognosis)
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