40+ Yrs Experience
Dr. K. Amarnath
M.B.B.S., D.C.H.
Consultant & Director
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Round-the-clock emergency care for high fever, breathing difficulties, seizures, injuries, dehydration and allergic reactions, backed by experienced pediatric specialists and a rapid-response care team.
A sudden high fever, a struggle to breathe, a fall that won't stop bleeding, or a seizure that leaves you frightened — pediatric emergencies rarely announce themselves in advance. What matters most in those moments is a team that can assess quickly, act decisively, and keep both child and parent calm through it.
Our pediatric emergency team is available 24 hours a day, every day of the week, to triage, stabilize and treat children across a wide range of urgent conditions — from fever and breathing distress to injuries, dehydration and allergic reactions — with continuous monitoring until your child is safe.
Rapid Care for Every Kind of Pediatric Emergency
From sudden fever to breathing distress, seizures, injuries, dehydration and allergic reactions, our emergency team is trained to assess and treat each situation quickly and safely.
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A fast, structured emergency response designed around your child's safety at every step.
The moment your child arrives, our team assesses vital signs and severity so the most urgent cases are seen and treated first.
A quick clinical assessment identifies the urgency of the situation and directs your child to the right level of care without delay.
Whether it's fever, breathing distress, a seizure or an injury, we begin treatment immediately to stabilize your child and ease distress.
Emergency treatment such as oxygen support, IV fluids, wound care or medication is administered right away, based on the condition.
Once your child is stable, our pediatric specialists investigate the underlying cause and plan the treatment needed to fully address it.
Further tests and evaluation, where needed, help determine the cause and shape a clear treatment plan tailored to your child.
Children are monitored closely after emergency treatment, with a clear plan for admission, further care, or safe discharge home.
Ongoing monitoring and follow-up guidance ensure your child's full recovery and help prevent the emergency from recurring.
Meet our team of experienced pediatricians committed to providing attentive, compassionate and rapid emergency care for children of every age.
40+ Yrs Experience
M.B.B.S., D.C.H.
Consultant & Director
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Consultant & Director
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Simple answers to common questions about pediatric emergency care and when to seek it.
Bring your child in immediately for high or persistent fever, difficulty breathing, a seizure, a serious injury, repeated vomiting with signs of dehydration, or any allergic reaction that affects breathing or swallowing.
Yes. Our pediatric emergency team is available round the clock, every day of the week, to assess and stabilize children who need urgent care.
Your child is triaged immediately on arrival so the most urgent cases are seen first, followed by a rapid clinical assessment and any stabilization measures needed right away.
Our team stabilizes the child first, monitors closely, works to bring the fever down safely, and evaluates further to rule out other causes and guide next steps.
Any reaction involving swelling of the face or throat, difficulty breathing, or widespread hives needs emergency attention right away. Our team is equipped to manage anaphylaxis promptly.
Yes. Children who need continued observation are monitored closely by our pediatric team, with a clear plan for further care, admission, or safe discharge.