Hospitals in Delhi: list with contact numbers

How Delhi's hospital market is split

A hospitals in Delhi list means one thing to a patient and another to a supplier. This guide is for the suppliers, labs and service firms selling to Delhi's hospitals. Anyone looking for treatment should contact the hospital directly, and in an emergency dial 112.

Ownership decides how a hospital buys, and Delhi's public hospitals have three owners:

• The central government: AIIMS New Delhi and Safdarjung, facing each other at Ansari Nagar, and other Union health ministry hospitals.
• The Delhi government: its own hospitals across the territory, plus dispensaries and polyclinics.
• The Municipal Corporation of Delhi, with hospitals and maternity homes of its own.

All three buy through tenders and the Government e-Marketplace (see our GeM registration guide), not through cold calls. A contact list earns its keep on the private side:

• Corporate and multi-speciality hospitals in Saket, along Mathura Road, and in Rajinder Nagar, Shalimar Bagh, Patparganj, Dwarka and Vasant Kunj, often with central purchasing.
• Trust and charitable hospitals run by community and religious bodies.
• Nursing homes in residential colonies from Rohini and Pitampura to Janakpuri, Lajpat Nagar and Preet Vihar, mostly small and owner-run.
• Speciality centres for eyes, IVF, dialysis, cancer care and orthopaedics, plus the labs and imaging centres near big hospitals.

Delhi registers: nursing home licences, CGHS, NABH, PM-JAY

• Delhi Nursing Homes Registration Act: private nursing homes and hospitals register with the Delhi government's health department under this law. That confirms a licence; it is not a contact sheet.
• CGHS empanelment: the Central Government Health Scheme keeps a long Delhi panel of private hospitals, labs and imaging centres, since so many central government staff and pensioners live here.
• NABH: accredited hospitals, and accredited small healthcare organisations, many of them nursing homes.
• PM-JAY: the Ayushman Bharat hospital search shows which Delhi hospitals are empanelled for the scheme.

Each register answers one question: licensed, accredited or on a panel? None says who signs purchase orders, and the numbers shown are front-desk lines.

Our hospitals in Delhi list comes in two sizes

For the whole city, take the Hospitals & Nursing Homes in Delhi list: 1,916 hospitals and nursing homes across the National Capital Territory, including every row whose address reads New Delhi. 67% of them have a mobile number and 50% an email address. Most rows carry a category, so private hospitals, nursing homes, eye hospitals and Ayurveda centres are easy to separate. Weed out any rows that are firms serving hospitals rather than hospitals.

Areas with the most businesses in the Delhi list

• Pitampura: 26
• Vasant Kunj: 22
• Karol Bagh: 20
• Paschim Vihar: 20
• Rohini: 18
• Janakpuri: 17
• Dwarka: 15
• East of Kailash: 14

Many rows have no area; read this as a sample only.

The smaller Hospitals & Nursing Homes in New Delhi list keeps only addresses written as New Delhi, as many in central, south and west Delhi are: 446 entries. 22% of its rows have a mobile number and 85% a landline, 38% an email address, and 30% a contact name. Few of its rows name a neighbourhood, but 93% carry a PIN code, the quickest way to split the city into zones.

Both list pages show 60 sample rows and a free Excel download.

Many Delhi doctors consult at several hospitals and keep a clinic too; these related lists reach them directly:

• Doctors & Clinics 2,118 contacts · 6% email · 94% mobile ₹499

The All-India list has 23,944 hospitals and nursing homes, offered as bulk data. Our other New Delhi lists are on the New Delhi page.

Who uses a list of hospitals in Delhi

• Pharma wholesalers, many in Old Delhi's Bhagirath Palace, and surgical goods distributors supplying hospital pharmacies.
• Equipment dealers and biomedical service firms: repairs, calibration, maintenance contracts and rental of ventilators, monitors and oxygen concentrators.
• Pathology labs and imaging centres seeking tie-ups with nursing homes that have neither.
• Insurance TPAs signing up network hospitals, and medical travel facilitators who bring patients from abroad to Delhi hospitals.
• Facility contractors for housekeeping, security, pest control, laundry and patient meals, and biomedical waste operators authorised by the Delhi Pollution Control Committee.
• NABH consultants and trainers who prepare hospitals and nursing homes for accreditation.

From first call to approved vendor

1. Separate public from private. Government hospitals go on your tender and GeM watch list; the private rows are the ones to call.
2. Find the department, then the person. In a corporate hospital the purchase team collects quotes, but the user department (biomedical, housekeeping, lab or pharmacy) has the real say; in a nursing home the owner doctor decides.
3. Open in the language you hear. Delhi hospital offices move between Hindi and English. For example: "Namaste, main Neha bol rahi hoon, Okhla ki ek pest control company se. Hum South Delhi ke nursing homes ke saath kaam karte hain. Aapke yahan housekeeping kaun dekhta hai?" (I'm Neha from a pest control company in Okhla; we work with nursing homes in South Delhi. Who handles housekeeping at your hospital?)
4. Mind the seasons. After the monsoon, roughly September to November, dengue and fever cases fill Delhi's wards and administrators have little time for new suppliers, so pitch before or after that rush.
5. Visit by zone. Split Delhi into south (Saket, Malviya Nagar, Mathura Road), west (Rajinder Nagar, Janakpuri, Dwarka), north (Shalimar Bagh, Pitampura, Rohini) and east (Patparganj, Preet Vihar), and travel by Metro where you can.
6. Respect the calling rules. Read the DND guide before you call or text.

Delhi hospital lists: what buyers ask

Does the Delhi list include Gurgaon, Noida and Faridabad?

No. Gurgaon and Faridabad are in Haryana and Noida is in Uttar Pradesh, so their hospitals are in those states' lists (browse all lists). Several large private hospitals are in Gurgaon, so add it if you cover the whole NCR.

Which government hospitals in Delhi buy from private suppliers?

All of them, but through tenders on government e-procurement portals and orders on GeM. Register on GeM and follow the tenders of AIIMS, Safdarjung and the Delhi government's hospitals.

Where can I find the CGHS hospitals in Delhi?

The CGHS website publishes its Delhi panel of hospitals and diagnostic centres, which changes as empanelments lapse and renew. Our hospitals list guide covers hospital buying across India, and the list of companies in Delhi covers the city's other trades.