Major hospitals in North Bangalore, Yelahanka, Hebbal and near Devanahalli and the airport in 2026, with bed counts and the new hospitals being built.
North Bangalore now has several large multispeciality and specialist hospitals along the airport road, clustered around Hebbal and Yelahanka, with emergency care at the airport and a medical college hospital at Devanahalli. More beds are being added: a cancer hospital opened in Hebbal in 2026, a 350-bed expansion is due at Hebbal by 2027, and a government hospital is under construction in Yelahanka taluk. Here is what is available, and what is coming.
Major hospitals in North Bangalore
| Hospital | Area | Type and size | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aster CMI Hospital | Hebbal, on the airport road (NH 44) | Multispeciality, 500 beds | Expanding by 350 beds to 850, due by FY2027 |
| Manipal Hospital Hebbal | Hebbal | Multispeciality | Runs the 24/7 medical centre at the airport, with ambulances to Hebbal |
| SPARSH Hospital | Kogilu Cross, Yelahanka, on the airport road | Multispeciality, 250 beds | Opened 2024; 50+ critical care beds, 20+ bed NICU, two cath labs, 10 operating theatres |
| HCG Cancer Hospital | Hebbal / Byatarayanapura | Cancer care, 132 beds | Opened 2026; ₹129 crore; Karnataka’s first MR-Linac, robotic surgery, PET-CT |
| Akash Hospital and medical college | Devanahalli | Teaching hospital | Medical college established 2014, 150 MBBS seats |
| Airport medical centre (Manipal) | Kempegowda International Airport | 24/7 emergency and outpatient | First aid, X-ray and ultrasound, two ambulances on standby |
| New government hospital | Bellahalli, Yelahanka taluk | 125 beds, rising to 250 | Foundation laid Sep 2026; ₹75 crore |
Hospitals near Devanahalli and the airport
Closest to the airport, the Manipal-run medical centre inside the terminal area handles emergencies around the clock and transfers patients to Manipal Hospital Hebbal by ambulance. In Devanahalli town, the Akash medical college hospital and the government taluk hospital cover everyday and emergency care. For complex procedures, most residents of Devanahalli and the villa plot layouts around it travel down the airport road to the Yelahanka and Hebbal hospitals, a drive that becomes faster once the airport metro opens.
Hospitals in Yelahanka and Hebbal
The airport road between Yelahanka and Hebbal is North Bangalore’s medical corridor. SPARSH at Kogilu Cross, and Aster CMI, Manipal and HCG at Hebbal, together offer cardiac care, critical care, neonatal care, cancer treatment and robotic surgery within a short stretch of NH 44.
New hospitals and beds coming to North Bangalore
- Aster CMI expansion: 350 more beds, a ₹250 crore, 3 lakh sq ft addition, due by FY2027.
- Government hospital at Bellahalli: 125 beds at first, rising to 250, with land kept for a super-speciality block.
- Planned townships: Foxconn’s Devanahalli campus plans on-site medical centres for its workforce, and KWIN City between Doddaballapura and Dobbaspet is planned around health and wellbeing.
Healthcare is one of the questions families ask most before buying land in a newer part of the city. For the rest of the picture, see international schools in North Bangalore, where North Bangalore works and how North Bangalore transformed from 2010 to 2026.
Hospitals in North Bangalore: common questions
Which are the main multispeciality hospitals in North Bangalore?
Is there a hospital near Bangalore airport and Devanahalli?
Are there cancer hospitals in North Bangalore?
Are new hospitals being built in North Bangalore?
Is healthcare good enough to live near Devanahalli?
Sources
- Medical Dialogues: Aster CMI Hospital to add 350 beds (May 2024)
- SPARSH Hospital: 250-bed facility at Yelahanka (May 2024)
- OC Academy: HCG Hebbal cancer hospital launch (May 2026)
- Country and Politics: 125-bed government hospital at Bellahalli (22 Sep 2026)
- Medical Dialogues: Manipal Hospitals 24/7 airport medical centre (Feb 2025)
- Careers360: Akash Institute of Medical Sciences, Devanahalli
