Neonatology
Overview
Neonatology focuses on the specialized medical care of newborn infants, especially those who are premature, critically ill, or require close monitoring after birth. It is a vital branch of pediatric care that ensures a safe transition of newborns from the womb to the external environment.
Our department provides comprehensive care for both healthy newborns and those with medical complications such as low birth weight, infections, breathing difficulties, or congenital conditions. Each newborn is carefully assessed immediately after birth, and those requiring additional support are managed in a dedicated neonatal care setup.
With continuous monitoring, advanced medical support, and a multidisciplinary approach, the goal is to improve survival, promote healthy development, and provide the best possible start to life.
Our Specialties
Our Neonatology department offers specialized care across a wide range of newborn health conditions and requirements.
Technologies & Infrastructure
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)
Fully equipped units with advanced monitoring systems for critically ill newborns.
Neonatal Transport & Emergency Support
Facilities for safe transfer of critically ill newborns when required.
Incubators & Warmers
Controlled environments to maintain optimal temperature and support fragile newborns.
Continuous Monitoring Systems
Real-time tracking of vital parameters such as heart rate, oxygen levels, and respiration.
Advanced Ventilation & Respiratory Support
High-end equipment for managing breathing difficulties in newborns.
Integrated Maternal & Neonatal Care
Close coordination with obstetrics for seamless care before, during, and after delivery.
Our Experts
Dr. J. Das
Psychiatry
Dr. Ankita
Obst. & Gynae
Dr. Rahul Arya
Gastroenterologist
Dr. Ashish
General Surgery
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Frequently Asked Questions
Neonatology is a medical specialty focused on the care of newborns, especially those who are premature or have health complications.
A baby may require NICU care if born prematurely, has low birth weight, breathing problems, infections, or other medical conditions.
Yes, NICUs are specially designed with advanced equipment and trained professionals to provide safe and effective care.
Yes, with proper medical care and follow-up, many premature babies grow and develop normally.
It is a common condition in newborns caused by increased bilirubin levels and is usually treated with phototherapy.
Yes, counseling and guidance are provided to help parents understand and support their baby’s care.
Yes, regular follow-up is important to monitor growth, development, and overall health.
