Victoria Hospital, established in 1900 by Shri Krishna Raja Wadiyar IV, Maharaja of Mysore, is one of India’s most historic and largest government hospitals. Centrally located in Bengaluru, it has grown from an initial 140-bed facility to currently over 1,000 beds. The hospital is affiliated with the Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute (BMCRI) and serves as a crucial referral and teaching center for Karnataka and southern India. Renowned for accessible and high-quality medical care, the hospital plays a vital role in medical education and public healthcare, catering to thousands of patients daily.

• General Surgery

• Internal Medicine

• Orthopedics

• Emergency and Trauma Care (24/7)

• Pediatrics

• Obstetrics and Gynecology

• Cardiology

• Neurology & Neurosurgery

• Plastic, Cosmetic, & Reconstructive Surgery

• Urology & Nephrology (Dialysis attached)

• ENT

• Dermatology & Cosmetology

• Radiology & Nuclear Medicine

• Radiotherapy

• Pulmonary Medicine

• Geriatric Medicine

• Sports Medicine

• 24/7 emergency and trauma care, including advanced ICU and dedicated units for burns and casualty management.

• Modernized laboratory and diagnostic services with round-the-clock operation.

• Multidisciplinary expertise and high-volume surgical teams.

• Efforts to upgrade equipment and expand infrastructure (e.g., new ICU wards and specialty blocks).

• Emphasis on affordability, hygiene, infection control, and continuous improvement

Vision:
To provide affordable, accessible, and excellence-driven healthcare while acting as the state’s epicenter for medical education, research, and advanced clinical care.

Mission:
To combine compassion, innovation, and professional teaching in order to improve health outcomes, foster future generations of healthcare professionals, and serve as a referral center for the state and southern India.

• The Trauma and Emergency Care Centre at Victoria Hospital received the runners-up award at a global competition held by the Consortium of Accredited Healthcare Organisations (CAHO) on World Patient Safety Day, honoring initiatives for Covid-19 warrior safety.

• Recognized regionally for its legacy, medical education, and public health service over more than a century.