
In a medical emergency, you need to know two things fast: which hospital is nearest, and how to get there. Gurgaon is one of India's biggest healthcare hubs — home to several large multispeciality hospitals with round-the-clock emergency departments, plus government hospitals, maternity and children's hospitals, eye hospitals and hundreds of smaller nursing homes. This guide maps them by area of Gurugram and explains what to do in an emergency. Every hospital named is a real listing on Gurgaon360 — tap it for the address, phone number and directions. In a life-threatening emergency, call 112 or 108 first.
This guide is for finding hospitals, not medical advice. Gurgaon360 doesn't rate hospitals.
These large hospitals are listed as open round the clock:
Civil Hospital in Sector 10 is Gurgaon's main government hospital, with a separate Civil Hospital Gynae OPD. There's also a government Civil Hospital for the Sohna area, Government Hospital in IMT Manesar, and ESIC Hospital for employees covered by ESIC.
For non-emergency care close to home, some big hospitals run smaller clinics — for example Medanta Mediclinic - Cybercity, Medanta Mediclinic (Sector 27) and Medanta Mediclinic - Subhash Chowk. See Doctors & Clinics, Area by Area for GPs and specialists.
For a planned surgery or specialist treatment, you have time to compare. A few things to consider:
Multispeciality hospitals such as Medanta - The Medicity, Fortis Hospital, Artemis Hospitals and Max Hospital have international patient and insurance desks; smaller hospitals and nursing homes can be quicker for routine procedures. For outpatient specialists, see Doctors & Clinics.


