The 7 hospitals SUS in the best list of the world

The American Magazine Newsweek published its annual ranking of the best hospitals in the world in 2026 and Brazil was present with 22 institutions.

The American magazine Newsweek published its annual ranking of the best hospitals in the world in 2026 and Brazil was present with 22 institutions: seven public and 15 private. The salient points include the UniCamp Clinics hospital in Campinas and the São Paulo hospital in UNIFep and private hospitals such as Albert Einstein Israelita and the Syrian-Lebanian hospital.

The survey is the result of a partnership between the magazine and the research society on global statistical data and evaluates hospitals in 12 medical specialties such as cardiology, oncology, pediatrics, neurosurgery, urology, cardiac surgery, endocrinology, gastroenterology, polyneumology and orthopedics.

The ranking took into consideration the 300 best hospitals in cardiology and oncology to the 125 best in neurosurgery and urology.

The methodology combines recommendations by health professionals, accreditation data and certifications and research results on the implementation reported by the statistical patient (outcome of patience).

The Prom are indicators that evaluate the results perceived by the patients themselves, such as the improvement of symptoms, the quality of life and the satisfaction for the treatment, allowing to measure the effective effectiveness of medical care from the point of view of those who receive care.

Global research was conducted online between May and July 2025, guaranteeing a large and decreasing evaluation of the hospital services.

Unlike other lists, the ranking does not follow a classification order, but offers a complete vision of medical excellence all over the world. Take a look at the Brazilian hospitals who entered the list:

Public hospitals

1. Unicamp Hospital Das Clínicas – Campinas
2. USP Hospital Das Clínicas – São Paulo
3. UNFEPSP TEAMING HOSPITAL – São Paulo
4. Municipal Hospital for Children Menino Municipal Jesus – Saint Paul
5. Dante Pazzanese Institute of Cardiology – San Paolo
6. Heart Institute (Incor) – São Paulo
7. In – National Institute of Traumatology and Orthopedics Jamil Haddad – Rio de Janeiro

Private and philanthropic hospitals (with or without partnership with Sus)

1. AC Camargo Cancer Center – São Paulo (has a partnership with Sus)
2. BP – The Portuguese charity of San Paolo – San Paolo (has a partnership with Sus)
3. Graacacc Hospital – São Paulo (has a partnership with Sus, Focus on Childhood Cancer)
4. Hcor (Heart Hospital) – São Paulo (has a partnership with Sus)
5. German Hospital Oswaldo Cruz – São Paulo (has a partnership with Sus)
6. Children’s Hospital Pequeno Prince – Curitiba (has a partnership with Sus, up to 60% of the capacity)
7. Sabará Children’s Hospital – São Paulo (he has a limited collaboration with Sus)
8. Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein – São Paulo (has a partnership with Sus)
9. Hospital Moinhos de Vento – Porto Alegre (has a partnership with Sus)
10. Hospital Syrian -Lebanese – São Paulo (has a partnership with Sus)
11. Santa Joana Hospital and Maternity – São Paulo
12. Mater Hospital of the Holy Agostinho – Belo Horizonte
13. Pro Cardiac Hospital – Rio de Janeiro
14. São Luiz Italian Hospital – San Paolo
15. Pro Matre Paulista – San Paolo

Source: Terra

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