Hyderabads top maternity hospitals

 đźŹĄ Here are some of Hyderabad’s top maternity hospitals—a mix of premium private, specialist, and trusted government options.Ranked based on quality of care, facilities, and community feedback: Highlights & Feedback

1. Fernandez Hospital
• A legacy institution for 70+ years, NABH‑accredited, with ~9,000 deliveries/year  ďżĽ .
• From Reddit: “Fernandez is good. My aunt got her delivery there… They try doing normal delivery”  ďżĽ.
• Package range: ₹35k–₹75k for various delivery options  ďżĽ.

2. Apollo Cradle
• Full-fledged maternity center with advanced NICU, antenatal classes, and modern labor suites  ďżĽ.
• Cost: ₹55k–₹110k depending on room and delivery type .

3. Rainbow Hospitals
•  Specialises In women and children care with fetal medicine and NICU support  ďżĽ.
• Reddit says recommended for normal deliveries .

4. KIMS Cuddles
• Known for comfort and personalised service, good for high‑risk and normal deliveries.

5. Yashoda Hospitals
• Multi‑specialty chain with advanced maternal ICU, fetal imaging, postnatal rehab.
• Note: Some Reddit users report ICU and room charges can be high (₹55–1 L/day ICU); care quality can vary .

6. Ankura Hospitals
•  Specialist women & children hospital, strong for high‑risk pregnancy and NICU care 
•  delivery cost: approx ₹1.5L for normal delivery with extras like suites .

âś… Choosing Tips
• For specialist maternity care & normal delivery focus → Fernandez or Rainbow
• For high-end amenities, NICU, comfort → Apollo Cradle or KIMS Cuddles
• For high-risk pregnancies with full support → Ankura or Yashoda
• If budget-sensitive, consider comparing rooms and insurance benefits—packages vary widely.

🏥 Maternity Package Cost Estimates


Hospital

Normal Delivery

C‑Section

Notes

Fernandez

₹35k–50k (general/private)

₹60k–75k (AC private

Premium care, water-birth suite; some branches (Banjara Hills) may charge ₹1.6L+

Apollo Cradle

₹55k onward

Up to ₹1.1L+

High-end NICU, full maternity service

Ankura

   â‚ą1L₹1.5L

Level III NICU/PICU; hidden extras possible

Rainbow

₹1L+ (normal/C‑Sec)

₹1.3L–1.7L typical

Excellent normal delivery support; scans & tests may be costly

KIMS / Care / Continental

₹40k–60k

 â‚ą1L

Multi-specialty, good NICU support

LifeSpring

Private network for low-cost maternity care (typically much lower; 30–50% of market rates)

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Ideal for budget-sensitive cases


đź’ˇ Insurance Insights
• Many corporate policies cap at ₹75k (Normal) and ₹1L (C‑Section) .
• At Fernandez/Rainbow, any excess package cost may be out-of-pocket (~₹25–30k) .
• Ankura experience: used insurance but paid ~₹70k extra .
• Hidden extras (tests, doctor visits, meds, baby admission) can add ₹10k–40k .
• Best to ask hospitals for a full cost breakout (room, delivery, meds, extras, baby charges).

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👍 Pros & Cons Summary

Fernandez
• Strong reputation, midwife-led suites, water-birth options  ďżĽ 
– Premium pricing; excess charges common

Rainbow
• Excellent normal delivery support  ďżĽ
– High test/scan bills; costly extras possible

Apollo Cradle
• Advanced NICU, comprehensive services
– Higher package (~₹55k–1.1L+)

Ankura
• Strong high-risk support, NICU/PICU
– Hidden extras; moderate insurance acceptance

KIMS / Care / Continental
• Lower mid-range pricing, stable quality

LifeSpring
• Low-cost model for essential care

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âś… Recommendations for You
1. List Your Priorities
• Normal delivery vs. C‑section?
• Budget vs. experience level?
• Insurance caps?
2. Shortlist 2–3 Hospitals
• Ask them to breakdown total estimated cost, line by line (delivery, room, doctor, scans, baby admission, meds).
• Check which ones accept cashless insurance and if they have MoUs with insurers.
3. Visit or Call
• See facilities, attend ante-natal class, assess staff response.
4. Plan for Extras
• Keep ₹20–50k buffer for hidden charges.
5. Trust the Doctor
• Many users recommend choosing a freelance OB‑GYN who practices at the hospital (e.g. at Rainbow or Fernandez) for better personalized care.

📝 Top Questions to Ask a Maternity Hospital (Delivery Packages)

đź’° Cost & Package Clarity
1. What is the total package cost for:
• Normal delivery?
• C-section?
2. What’s included in the package?
• Room charges (how many days)?
• Doctor fees (Gynaec + Paediatrician)?
• Medicines and injections?
• Baby NICU (if needed)?
• Lab tests, scans, IV, anesthesia?
3. What’s not included in the package?
• Blood tests?
• Baby vaccinations?
• Extra stay?
• Emergency care?
4. Are there any hidden or additional charges?
• Night doctor visits, scans, ICU shift, special diet, etc.
5. Can you share a full cost breakup in writing or WhatsApp?

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đź§ľ Insurance-Related
6. Do you support cashless insurance?
• Which TPAs and providers?
7. Do I need to pay upfront and claim later?
8. How much of the delivery cost is typically covered by insurance?
9. Is the baby’s care (like NICU) covered under my policy or billed separately?

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🛏️ Room & Stay
10. What type of rooms are available?
• General, semi-private, private, suite?
11. Can I book in advance?
12. How many days stay is included in the package?
• (2 days for normal, 3–4 days for C-section)
13. Is there an attached washroom, visitor bed, AC?

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👩‍⚕️ Doctor, Delivery & Support
14. Will my doctor be available for delivery?
15. Are midwives or doulas part of delivery care?
16. Do you support normal delivery or prefer C-section?
17. Is water-birth or epidural available?
18. Is there 24x7 OB-GYN, anesthetist, pediatrician, and NICU on-site?

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đź‘¶ Baby Support
19. Is there a neonatal ICU or pediatric support?
20. Are baby vaccinations and initial checkups included?
21. How is baby monitoring handled after birth?

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📦 Extras to Check
22. Do you provide antenatal classes or breastfeeding support?
23. Do you have a lactation consultant or postnatal counselor?
24. Is there a diet plan or food service for moms post-delivery?
25. Do you offer a hospital bag checklist or prep guidance?

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đź’ˇ Bonus: Ask for This
• A WhatsApp brochure or PDF with all package details
• Any discounts if booking early or on weekdays
• Testimonials or doctor reviews (many hospitals will show you)






27 Jun