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The Ipsos Health Service Report 2026 ranks India third on its Quality of Care Perception Index, placing it among the highest-rated countries.
South Africa ranks 10th on the Quality of Care Perception Index list with a score of 59 per cent, reflecting the public perception of quality healthcare in the country.
Spain secures the ninth place with 60 per cent on the Quality of Care Perception Index, sharing the same score as South Korea.
Thailand ranks seventh with 61 per cent on the Quality of Care Perception Index list, ahead of South Korea, Spain and South Africa.
The Netherlands scores 63 per cent on the Quality of Care Perception Index, placing sixth among the 10 countries listed in the report data.
Australia ranks fifth with 64 per cent on the Quality of Care Perception Index, ahead of the Netherlands and several Asian healthcare systems.
Vietnam scores 67 per cent on the Quality of Care Perception Index, securing fourth place and finishing just one percentage point below India and Singapore.
India records 68 per cent on the Quality of Care Perception Index, tying with Singapore and ranking among the world’s highest-rated countries for perceived care quality.
Malaysia tops the listed countries with 72 per cent on the Quality of Care Perception Index, leading Singapore and India by four percentage points.