Paediatric departments handle child healthcare from newborn (NICU) through adolescence. The hospitals below have dedicated paediatric ICUs (PICU), neonatal ICUs (NICU), and child-specialist services.
#1
Cloudnine Hospital Jayanagar
★ 4.5
Private · 100 beds · est. 2007 · NABH 24x7 Emergency
#1533, 9th Main, 3rd Block, Jayanagar, Bengaluru 560011
MaternityGynaecologyNeonatologyPaediatrics
#2
St. Johns Medical College
★ 4.4
Trust · 1250 beds · est. 1963 · NABH 24x7 Emergency
Sarjapur Road, John Nagar, Koramangala, Bangalore 560034
General MedicineSurgeryPaediatricsCardiac Sciences
#3
Rainbow Children's Hospital Marathahalli
★ 4.4
Private · 200 beds · est. 2015 · NABH 24x7 Emergency
Survey No 8/5, KR Puram, Dr Puneeth Rajkumar Rd, Doddanekundi, Marathahalli, Bengaluru 560037
PaediatricsNeonatologyGynaecologyMaternity
#4
Bangalore Baptist Hospital
★ 4.3
Trust · 400 beds · est. 1973 · NABH 24x7 Emergency
Bellary Road, Hebbal, Bangalore 560024
General MedicineSurgeryOrthopedicsGynaecology
#5
Columbia Asia Whitefield
★ 4.2
Private · 150 beds · est. 2008 · NABH 24x7 Emergency
Survey No 10P & 12P, Ramagondanahalli, Whitefield, Bangalore 560066
General MedicineOrthopedicsGastroenterologyGynaecology
Frequently asked questions
Which hospital has the best NICU in Bangalore?
The top paediatric hospitals in Bangalore run Level III NICUs with neonatologist coverage 24x7. NICUs with high preterm survival rates (below 28 weeks gestation) are typically NABH-accredited and recognised by national paediatric bodies.
What is the cost of paediatric surgery in Bangalore?
Paediatric surgery cost varies hugely — minor procedures from Rs 30,000, complex cardiac or oncology surgery from Rs 2-8 lakh. Most paediatric departments offer treatment plans with insurance coordination upfront.
Do these hospitals have child-friendly facilities?
Most modern paediatric departments in Bangalore have play areas, child-friendly room decor, parent-stay facilities, and trained child-life specialists. Always tour the paediatric wing before scheduled admissions.
When to take a child to the emergency room?
Take a child to ER for: difficulty breathing, persistent high fever (>104°F), unconsciousness, severe vomiting or dehydration, head injury with vomiting/lethargy, or any sudden onset weakness. Most listed hospitals run 24x7 paediatric emergency.
Hospital data sourced from official accreditations and verified manually. Always verify treatment, costs, and doctor availability with the hospital directly. Not medical advice.