Healthcare directory · India
The right doctor.
The right hospital.
The honest price.
Compare specialists, hospitals, diagnostic centres and scan prices across 17 Indian cities. Google reviews, Ayushman and CGHS status from the official registers, and every price with its source. Free for patients.
Everything you need to decide, in one place.
Doctors, hospitals, scans and published prices, city by city, with the source on every fact.
Know the price before you book.
23 specialties, registration shown where matched.
DiagnosticsAyushman, CGHS, ECHS and NABH, from the registers.
See the listsHospitals compared on reviews, schemes and NABH.
Search, compare on facts, contact directly.
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Pick a city and a need
A specialty, a hospital list or a scan. Every city has ranked lists with Ayushman and CGHS filters.
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Compare on facts
Google rating weighted by review count, register entries, NABH status, hours and published prices, each with a source and date.
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Contact directly
Call the number on the page or send one request to every matching clinic in a city. No commission from you.
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Verify before treatment
Check the registration on the NMC register and confirm scheme cover at the hospital desk.
What is HealthFinder?
HealthFinder is an independent Indian healthcare directory that lists 77,163 hospitals, clinics and diagnostic centres and 55,031 doctors across 17 cities, with Ayushman Bharat, CGHS, ECHS and NABH status from the official registers and published test prices with their source and date. HealthFinder ranks by public reviews and published facts; hospitals and doctors do not pay to be listed and cannot buy a position. HealthFinder is an information and referral service, not a medical provider.
Your listing is free. Claim it.
Correct the details, add fees, OPD hours and test prices, and receive the requests patients send from your page. A doctor's claim is checked against the Indian Medical Register.
Common questions
How do I find a good hospital near me?
Open your city on HealthFinder and pick Hospitals. HealthFinder ranks hospitals by Google rating weighted by review count and shows, on every hospital page, whether the hospital appears on the Ayushman Bharat, CGHS or ECHS register and whether it holds NABH accreditation, with the register link and the date read. The largest city lists are Delhi (717 hospitals and centres), Bangalore (704 hospitals and centres), Mumbai (703 hospitals and centres), Hyderabad (695 hospitals and centres), Gurgaon (689 hospitals and centres).
How do I check if a hospital accepts the Ayushman card?
Every HealthFinder hospital page states PM-JAY empanelment as read from the official National Health Authority register, with the date. The Ayushman hospital lists cover every empanelled hospital by state and district, including hospitals without a HealthFinder page. Confirm at the hospital's Ayushman help desk before admission, because empanelment can be suspended.
Where do the doctor profiles come from?
HealthFinder lists 55,031 doctors found through typed Google searches for each specialty in each city. Name, address, phone, hours, rating and review excerpts come from the Google business profile. Qualifications and registration numbers come from the Indian Medical Register and the doctor's own pages, and each profile names that source.
How much does an MRI scan cost in India?
Published MRI scan prices on HealthFinder run from ₹3,800 to ₹15,000, with a median of ₹5,500, across 3 cities, from 42 centre rate cards. Each city price page lists the centre, the figure, the source page and the date read.
Is HealthFinder medical advice?
No. HealthFinder is a directory of public facts: who practises where, what they publish, and which registers list them. HealthFinder does not assess clinical quality or recommend treatment. A registered doctor makes medical decisions with you.
Where does HealthFinder's data come from?
HealthFinder compiles Google Maps business profiles (typed searches for hospitals, clinics, labs and 23 specialties in 17 cities), the PM-JAY, CGHS, ECHS and NABH registers, the Indian Medical Register, and each provider's own website for fees and prices. The last data load was October 2026. Providers do not pay to be listed and cannot buy a position.