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List of Recognised Private Hospital/Diagnostic Centres LIST OF RECOGNISED PRIVATE HOSPITAL/DIAGNOSTIC CENTRES/ AYURVEDA / NATURROPATHY WHERE THE MEDICAL FACILITIES COULD BE UTILISED BY SCHEDULAE-I(see proviso to rule 8) as on :-23-07-2016 (443) S.N NAME OF THE HOSPITAL& ADDRESS G.O.No.& DATE S.NO O BANGALORE (URBAN) DISTRICT 01 Chinmaya Mission Hospital, 1st Stage, Indiranagar, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2000 DT: 22-01-2001 01 02 M.S.Ramaiah Medical Teaching Hospital., Gokul Ext, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2000 DT: 22-01-2001 02 2010 DELETED 03 Church of South India Hospital, 2,HKB Road, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2000 DT: 22-01-2001 03 04 KIMS Hospital & Research Centre, V.V.Puram, KR Rd, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2000 DT: 22-01-2001 04 05 Yellamma Dasappa Hospital, Shanthinagar, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2000 DT: 22-01-2001 05 06 P.D.Hinduja Sindhu Hospital, Sampangiramnagar, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2000 DT: 22-01-2001 06 07 Republic Hospital, Long Ford Garden, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2000 DT: 22-01-2001 07 08 Bangalore Baptist Hospital, Bellary Road, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2000 DT: 22-01-2001 08 09 Sevakshetra Hospital, 27th Cross B.S.K 2nd Stage, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2000 DT: 22-01-2001 09 10 Mallige Medical Centre, 31/32 Crescent Road, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2000 DT: 22-01-2001 10 11 St.John’s Medical college & Hospital, John Nagar, B‘lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2000 DT: 22-01-2001 11 12 Manipal Hospital, 98,Rustam Bagh, Airport Road, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2000 DT: 22-01-2001 12 13 Wockhard Hospital Ltd, 14, Cunningham Road, B’lore No.DPAR 14 SMR 2010 DT: 15-10-2010 13 DELETED 14 Bangalore Hospital, Susruta Med Aid & Res, Home, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2000 DT: 22-01-2001 14 15 St.Philomina’s Hospital., No.1,Neelasandra Road, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2000 DT: 22-01-2001 15 16 St.Marthas Hospital, Nrupatunga Road, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2000 DT: 22-01-2001 16 17 Mallya Hospital, Nrupathunga Road, B’loCare No.DPAR 01 SMR 2000 DT: 22-01-2001 17 18 Karnataka Nephro,& Transplant Inst. Lakeside Med, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2000 DT: 22-01-2001 18 19 Dr.B.R.Ambedkar Medical College Hospital, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2003 DT: 14-05-2003 22 20 Sagar Hospital, No.4454,3oth cross, jayanagar, B’lore No.DPAR 06 SMR 2003 DT: 03-09-2003 30 21 Narayana Nethralaya 1 No.121/C, Rajajinagar B’lore No.DPAR 22 SMR 2012 DT: 05-10-2012 32 22 Shekar Nethralaya, J.P.Nagar, 3rd Phase, B’lore No.DPAR 12 SMR 2003 DT: 09-10-2003 33 23 Trinity Hospital & Heart Foundation, Basavanagudi, B’lore No.DPAR 14 SMR 2003 DT: 16-01-2004 37 24 Bhagan Mahaveer Jain Hospital, Millars Road, B’lore No.DPAR 13 SMR 2003 DT: 09-02-2004 38 25 Hi-tech Kidney Stones Hospital, B’lore No.DPAR 13 SMR 2003 DT: 09-02-2004 39 26 Hosmat Hospital, Magrath Road, B’lore No.DPAR 13 SMR 2003 DT: 09-02-2004 40 27 Bangalore Children’s Hospital, B’lore No.DPAR 13 SMR 2003 DT: 09-02-2004 41 28 Rajasekar Hospital, J.P.Nagar, B’lore No.DPAR 13 SMR 2003 DT: 09-02-2004 42 29 K.R.Hospital, BSK 1st Stage, Hanumanthanagar, B’lore No.DPAR 13 SMR 2003 DT: 09-02-2004 43 30 Bhagwan Mahaveer Jain Heart Centre, Millers Road, B’lore No.DPAR 13 SMR 2003 DT: 09-02-2004 44 31 Vydehi Hospital, 82, EPIP Area, White Field, B’lore No.DPAR 13 SMR 2003 DT: 09-02-2004 45 32 Bangalore Kidney Stone Hospital, Hudson Circle, B’lore No.DPAR 13 SMR 2003 DT: 09-02-2004 46 33 Shifa Hospital, Queens Road, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2004 DT: 27-11-2004 87 34 Curie Centre Of Oncology, Kormangala, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2004 DT: 27-11-2004 88 35 Bangalore West Lions Hospital, J C Road, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2004 DT: 27-11-2004 89 36 Shri Krishna Sevashrama Hospital, Jayanagar, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2004 DT: 27-11-2004 90 37 Bhagavan Mahaveer Jain Nethralaya, S.puram B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2004 DT: 27-11-2004 91 38 Nethradhama Super Speciality Hopital, Jayanagar, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2004 DT: 27-11-2004 92 39 N U Trust BKF Chand Netro Urology Centre, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2004 DT: 27-11-2004 93 40 Bangalore Institute Of Oncology, R.M Roy B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2004 DT: 27-11-2004 94 41 Devi Eye Hospital, Kormangala, B’lore No.DPAR 04 SMR 2005 DT: 08-04-2005 103 42 D.G.Hospital, Padmanabha Nagar, B’lore No.DPAR 04 SMR 2005 DT: 08-04-2005 104 43 Gayathri Hospital, Vijayanagar, B’lore No.DPAR 10 SMR 2005 DT: 30-07-2005 124 44 Acura Speciality Hospital, Koramangala, B’lore No.DPAR 10 SMR 2005 DT: 30-07-2005 125 45 Vinayaka Hospital, Hanumanthanagar, B’lore No.DPAR 10 SMR 2005 DT: 30-07-2005 126 46 Karthik Nethralaya, NR Colony, Ashoknagar, B’lore No.DPAR 10 SMR 2005 DT: 30-07-2005 127 47 North Side Hospital & Diag,Centre, Sahakara Nagar, B’lore No.DPAR 12 SMR 2005 DT: 28-09-2005 144 48 St.Theresa Hospital, Rajajinagar, B’lore No.DPAR 15 SMR 2005 DT: 27-12-2005 149 49 Mediscope Hospital Private Limited, Pillanna Gardan, B’lore No.DPAR 15 SMR 2005 DT: 27-12-2005 150 50 Pristine Hospital, Modi Hospital Road, W.O.C .Road, B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2006 DT: 25-04-2006 159 51 Jayashree Nursing Home, 4th Block, K.park west, B’lore No.DPAR 05 SMR 2006 DT: 03-06-2006 166 52 Curad My Center for Diabetes, No.33, Vyalikaval, B’lore No.DPAR 19 SMR 2010 DT: 18-12-2010 168 53 Dr.Ramesh Hospital, No.6/63, 4th Block, Rajajinagar, B’lore No.DPAR 05 SMR 2006 DT: 03-06-2006 169 54 Prabha Eye Clinic & Reasearch Centre, , Jayanagar, B’lore No.DPAR 05 SMR 2006 DT: 03-06-2006 170 55 Vittal International Opthamology, Hosakerehalli, BSK ,B’lore No.DPAR 06 SMR 2006 DT: 27-07-2006 174 56 Retina Institute of Karnataka, , Chamarajapet, B’lore No.DPAR 07 SMR 2006 DT: 11-10-2006 181 57 Sudarshan Netralaya, Sampige Road, Malleshwaram, B’lore No.DPAR 07 SMR 2006 DT: 11-10-2006 183 58 City Hospital, Chord Road, 2nd block, Rajajinagar, B’lore No.DPAR 08 SMR 2006 DT: 20-03-2007 186 59 Vijayanagara Hospital, MC Road, Vijayanagar, B’lore No.DPAR 30 SMR 2012 DT:10-09-2012 194 DELETED 60 Koshys Hospital, Rama Murthy nagar, B’lore No.DPAR 08 SMR 2006 DT: 20-03-2007 196 61 Apollo Hospital, Bannerghatta Road, B’lore No.DPAR 02 SMR 2007 DT: 02-07-2007 203 62 Vishwabharati Hospital Pvt.Ltd, Hanumanthanagar, B’lore No.DPAR 09 SMR 2007 DT: 31-12-2007 214 63 Sarvodaya Hospital, Agrahara Dasarahalli. B’lore No.DPAR16 SMR 2010 DT:23/11/2010 217 DELETED 64 Suguna Hospital, R.K.Road, Rajajinagar, B’lore No.DPAR 09 SMR 2007 DT: 31-12-2007 223 65 Wockhard Hospital Ltd, 154/9, Bannerughatta Road, B’lore No.DPAR 14 SMR 2010 DT: 15-10-2010 229 DELETED 66 BGS Global Hospital, Kengeri, B’lore No.DPAR 03 SMR 2008 DT: 17-03-2008 230 67 Mahaveer Eye Hospital Pvt.Ltd.sheshadripuram, B’lore No.DPAR 06 SMR 2008 DT: 22-07-2008 234 68 Padmabhushan Dr.M.C.Modi Charitable Eye Hospital. B’lore No.DPAR 01 SMR 2009 DT: 25-02-2009 238 69 Manipal Speciality Hospital, RR Nagar, B’lore No.DPAR 11 SMR 2012 DT: 07-04-2012 247 DELETED 70 Sunayan Eye Hospital, No.1156,T,Block,Jayanagar, B’lore No.DPAR 07 SMR 2010 DT: 30-06-2010 248 71 Fortis Hospital Ltd, 14, Cunningham Road, B’lore No.DPAR 14 SMR 2010 DT: 15-11-2010 251 72 Fortis Hospital Ltd, 154/9, Bannerughatta Road, B’lore No.DPAR 14 SMR 2010 DT: 15-11-2010 252 73 Jeevani Health &medicare (P)Ltd,Agrahara Dasarahalli. B’lore No.DPAR 16 SMR 2010 DT: 23-11-2010 253 74 Shankara Eye Hospital, Airport Road,K,halli Gate, B’lore No.DPAR 12 SMR 2010 DT: 22-12-2010 257 75 Sagar Hospital, DSI, S.M.hills, kumaraswamy Layout, B’lore No.DPAR 09 SMR 2011 Dt: 23-04-2011 264 76 Vikram Hospital, (P)Ltd,No.71/1,Miilers Road,B’lore No.DPAR 10 SMR 2011 Dt: 07-07-2011 267 77 Vasan Eye Care Hospital,No.46,1st Block, Rajajinagar, B’lore No.DPAR 22 SMR 2011 Dt: 03-08-2011 275 78 Vasan Eye Care Hospital,6st Block,Koramangala, B’lore No.DPAR 23 SMR 2011 Dt: 03-08-2011 276 79 Vagus Super Speciality Hospital Pvt.Ltd.,Mvm, B’lore No.DPAR 29 SMR 2011 Dt: 02-09-2011 280 80 Panacea Hospital Pvt.Ltd., Basaveshwarnagar B,lore No.DPAR 30 SMR 2011 Dt: 02-09-2011 281 81 Dr.Agarwal,s Eye Hospital, NSP,Bannerughatta Road, B’lore No.DPAR 31 SMR 2011 Dt: 28-09-2011 282 82 Abhaya eye Hospital, BSK 3rd Stage, 5th Block, B’lore No.DPAR 36 SMR 2011 Dt: 09-11-2011 285 83 Sapthagiri Hospital,No.
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