Four Qatari Hospitals Rank Among Top-100 Worldwide

Qatar’s healthcare sector is making waves internationally, with four of its hospitals ranked among the world’s top 100 in the latest Global Top 250 Hospitals report by Brand Finance. This significant achievement highlights the country's commitment to providing high-quality, patient-centered care and positions it as a leading healthcare destination in the Middle East and beyond.

Top Performers: Qatar's Rising Hospitals

The latest rankings place Hamad General Hospital at an impressive 44th position globally, a remarkable leap from its previous ranking of 82. Al Wakrah Hospital follows closely at 46th, making an even bigger jump from 99th place in 2024. HMC Heart Hospital saw a similar rise, moving up to 84th from 175th, while the National Centre for Cancer Care and Research (NCCCR) rounds out the list at 93rd.

These impressive rankings reflect Qatar’s growing healthcare capabilities, bolstered by ongoing investments in state-of-the-art facilities and cutting-edge medical technology. Hospitals like Hamad General and Al Wakrah have demonstrated substantial progress in clinical outcomes, patient satisfaction, and overall service innovation.

Brand Finance’s Global Rankings Methodology

Brand Finance, one of the world’s top brand valuation consultancies, evaluates more than 6,000 brands annually. The rankings are based on a variety of factors including clinical outcomes, patient care, innovation, and overall brand strength. This thorough approach provides a comprehensive look at what makes a hospital truly exceptional in the global healthcare landscape.

The inclusion of four Qatari hospitals among the top 100 is a testament to Qatar’s investments in healthcare infrastructure and its focus on excellence. These hospitals have not only met but often exceeded international healthcare standards, contributing to the country's reputation for high-quality medical care.

Rising Stars of Global Healthcare

Qatar’s success mirrors broader regional trends, with other hospitals in the MENA region showing impressive gains in the 2025 rankings. Notably, Morocco saw three of its hospitals enter the top 100, and overall, twelve hospitals from the Middle East and North Africa now feature in the prestigious list. This rise is part of the region’s growing influence in the global healthcare sector, driven by significant investments in healthcare innovation and infrastructure.

Johns Hopkins Hospital, recognized as the strongest hospital brand in 2025, rose seven positions in the rankings. It surpassed the Mayo Clinic Health System, which dropped to third place. Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust also made headlines by rising 14 spots to claim second place, further showcasing the ongoing evolution of healthcare excellence worldwide.

Qatar’s Healthcare Future

Andrew Campbell, Valuation Director at Brand Finance Middle East, emphasized that the Middle East is rapidly becoming a global healthcare hub. With an increasing focus on innovation and world-class academic medical centers, Qatar is positioned to further solidify its healthcare leadership, attracting international patients and medical professionals.

Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC), which oversees many of Qatar's leading hospitals, recently received recognition at the 2024 Global Person-Centred Care Forum, further solidifying its standing as a global healthcare leader.

As Qatar’s hospitals continue to rise in global rankings, their impact on the region’s healthcare system will only grow. With a future focused on medical innovation, infrastructure, and talent development, Qatar is on track to further enhance its position as a global healthcare destination.

Qatar's Healthcare Excellence Shines on the Global Stage

Qatar’s healthcare system is on the global stage, with Hamad General, Al Wakrah, HMC Heart Hospital, and NCCCR leading the charge in the latest Global Top 250 Hospitals rankings. This recognition showcases the country’s unwavering dedication to healthcare excellence and its bright future as a medical hub in the Middle East.