Superhealth has announced the launch of Supersurgery, a surgical care programme designed to address concerns related to procedures, billing and discharge delays in hospitals. The programme removes commission-based incentives for doctors and introduces a fixed-price system for surgical procedures.
According to the company, surgical decision-making across parts of India’s private healthcare system is influenced by incentive structures where commissions and sales targets drive procedures, implants, diagnostics and referrals. Supersurgery removes these incentives. Doctors at Superhealth are on fixed salaries with zero commissions and have no sales targets or incentives. The company stated that this structure ensures that clinical decisions are based only on medical considerations.
Superhealth reported that since the opening of its first hospital in Koramangala in September 2025, nearly 50 per cent of patients who arrived with a prior surgical recommendation were advised non-surgical treatment after clinical review. According to the hospital, this indicates that it recommends up to 50 per cent fewer surgeries compared to industry practice.
Varun Dubey, Founder and CEO of Superhealth, said, “Supersurgery is the most honest and hassle-free surgery experience ever designed. It fixes overprescription, overbilling and extreme wait times during discharge. We do this through our senior and experienced clinical teams who are on full time salary with no commissions or targets, so they focus only on the best clinical care for customers. Our fixed price guarantee ensures zero bill inflation and Magic Discharge we provide instant and hassle-free discharge to patients even if your stay gets extended for clinical reasons.”
Supersurgery currently covers procedures across general surgery, orthopaedics, gynaecology, ENT, urology, ophthalmology, vascular surgery, neurology and spine surgery, and paediatric surgery. Under the programme, a single price is disclosed to the patient or decision maker before admission. This includes consultations, diagnostics, the procedure, monitoring and inpatient stay. If a doctor determines that a longer stay is required for clinical reasons, the hospital absorbs the cost.
The company stated that the procedures average 40–50 per cent lower than market estimates for comparable surgeries at corporate hospitals in Bengaluru. Supersurgery is delivered at Superhealth’s surgical facility in Koramangala, which has been designed with a focus on safety and infection control.
The facility includes a unidirectional Central Sterile Services Department (CSSD) flow, sterile airflow operating theatres constructed with surgical-grade steel, and private rooms for patients. The hospital also reported the presence of surgeons, anaesthetists, nurses and technicians along with surgical equipment and monitoring systems.
Superhealth has also introduced a discharge process under the Magic Discharge protocol. According to the company, billing reconciliation, discharge documentation and insurance pre-authorisation begin at the time of admission rather than after clinical clearance. By the time a patient is medically ready to leave, the documentation process is completed.
The hospital stated that it has processed discharges with an average length of stay of 1.2 days, compared with the national private hospital average of three to five days for comparable elective procedures.
Supersurgery operates on SuperOS, an in-house platform developed by Superhealth to coordinate clinical care, diagnostics, pharmacy, billing and discharge. The company stated that the system links surgical decisions to clinical protocols, diagnostics to treatment pathways and billing to the price disclosed before treatment.
According to the company, this structure reduces billing variation and operational gaps within hospital systems. Superhealth stated that it plans to expand the Supersurgery model across neighbourhood hospitals in Bengaluru and other locations. The company is backed by the family office of MS Dhoni.