Bangalore Baptist Hospital

Bangalore Baptist Hospital began as an outpatient clinic in the mid-1960s, established by the International Mission Board. It grew into an 80-bed general hospital, which was formally opened on 15 January 1973. In January 1989, administration of the hospital was taken over by the Christian Medical College (CMC), Vellore, which continues to govern it. The hospital is based in Hebbal, Bangalore, Karnataka, India, and operates as a private institution. Over the years, it has expanded significantly, reaching 450 beds by 2024. The hospital conducts various educational programs at the undergraduate and post-graduate levels in nursing, medicine, and allied health services. In 2014, it received a Quality Award from the Quality Council of India, recognizing its standards of care. In 2022, the hospital opened a 'Women and Children's Health Research Centre,' reflecting its ongoing commitment to specialized healthcare research and services. Through its affiliation with CMC Vellore, the hospital maintains strong academic and clinical governance, contributing to both patient care and medical education in the region.