24×7 Emergency & Critical Care
- 24×7Emergency, ICU, cath lab & OT
- 28Medical officers & physicians round the clock
- 6Ambulances, ALS & BLS
- NABHAccredited hospital
Call us immediately if you notice
Every minute counts in an emergency. If in doubt, call.
- Chest painPain or pressure spreading to the arm, jaw or back, with sweating or breathlessness.
- Signs of strokeFace drooping, arm or leg weakness, slurred speech — note the time and call.
- Trouble breathingSevere breathlessness, choking or lips turning blue.
- Accident or injuryRoad accidents, falls, fractures and head injuries.
- Fainting or seizureUnconsciousness, fits, or sudden confusion.
- Heavy bleedingBleeding that does not stop with pressure.
- Poisoning or burnsSwallowed poison, overdose, or serious burns.
- Severe painSudden severe pain in the abdomen or anywhere else.
For any of these, call 033 4022 6000. If you have chest pain, do not drive yourself.
What happens in our emergency department
- Immediate triage
Patients are assessed straight away; critical cases are seen first.
- Stabilise
Emergency bay with ventilators and life support.
- Rapid tests
Lab, CT, MRI, ultrasound and ECG — all round the clock.
- Specialist treatment
Cath lab, emergency surgery or dialysis, any hour.
- Critical care
Smooth move to the ICU when needed, minimising the golden hour.
Ready for you, day and night
- Emergency bayVentilators, monitors and life-support systems.
- Intensive care unitsMedical, surgical, cardiac and neonatal ICUs.
- Cath lab, 24×7Emergency angioplasty for heart attacks.
- Emergency surgeryFully equipped operation theatres at any hour.
- Diagnostics, 24×7Lab, CT, MRI, ultrasound and colour Doppler.
- Emergency dialysisSupport for critical kidney emergencies.
- Trauma careMultidisciplinary trauma and critical care.
- 24×7 pharmacyMedicines available round the clock.
Six ambulances, ready 24×7
An accident & emergency ambulance and five more hospital ambulances, with paramedics and emergency medical technicians.
- Advanced Life Support (ALS) with cardiac monitor and ventilator
- Basic Life Support (BLS) for non-life-threatening situations
- Safe inter-hospital transfers
If you can, bring
- Earlier reports and prescriptions
- The medicines the patient takes
- A photo ID
- Insurance or TPA card
Don’t delay to collect papers — treatment starts first. Cashless insurance and government schemes are accepted.
Families who trusted us in an emergency
“Great and noble quick services, having lots of modern facilities, guidance is excellent, coordination between staff is top-class with sympathetic attitude towards patient and family.”
“My grandfather felt better after surgery. After admission I noticed that the treatment is very good and the care they provide to the patient is awesome.”
“Got excellent service and treatment in this hospital. Renowned doctors are there, staffs are polite and helpful. Recommending all.”
Not sure where to start?
Send us your question and reports. A care coordinator will call you back and book the right specialist.
- Fill the form
- We review your reports
- We call you back