SP Hospitals Ranked in Global Health Ranking
- Four public hospitals in São Paulo, Brazil - Hospital das Clínicas, Dante Pazzanese Institute of Cardiology, Incor, and ICESP - have been recognized as leading specialized hospitals globally...
- The 2026 World's Best Specialized Hospitals ranking, published by Newsweek, highlights top hospitals across 27 medical specialties.
- The following São Paulo hospitals were included in the 2026 World's Best Specialized Hospitals ranking:
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São Paulo Public Hospitals Ranked Among World’s Best in 2026
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Four public hospitals in São Paulo, Brazil – Hospital das Clínicas, Dante Pazzanese Institute of Cardiology, Incor, and ICESP – have been recognized as leading specialized hospitals globally in the 2026 World’s Best specialized hospitals ranking.
Overview
The 2026 World’s Best Specialized Hospitals ranking, published by Newsweek, highlights top hospitals across 27 medical specialties. Four public hospitals in São Paulo, Brazil, achieved recognition for their excellence in cardiology, neurology, and cancer treatment.This marks a notable achievement for Brazil’s public healthcare system.
The Ranked Hospitals
The following São Paulo hospitals were included in the 2026 World’s Best Specialized Hospitals ranking:
- Hospital das Clínicas, University of São paulo (Hospital das Clínicas): Recognized for its advanced research and telehealth services.
- Dante Pazzanese Institute of Cardiology (Dante Pazzanese): A leading institution specializing in cardiovascular care.
- Heart Institute (incor): A prominent center for cardiology research and treatment.
- São paulo State Cancer Institute (ICESP) (ICESP): Specializes in the treatment of advanced tumors.
Ranking Methodology
The Newsweek ranking is based on a three-step process:
- Hospital Reputation Score: A peer-review survey sent to over 2,000 medical professionals in 90 countries.
- Patient Experience Score: Results from online surveys of patients regarding their experiences at the hospitals.
- Key Performance Indicators (KPIs): Data related to infection rates, patient safety, and staff-to-bed ratios.
Each hospital receives a final score based on thes three components, determining its ranking within each specialty.