NICU
1st LEVEL 3 NICU in Mulund
Elite women & child care hospital is the first hospital in Mulund to have a Level 3 NICU. Our Level 3 NICU in Mulund is open 24X7, giving your new born child the best medical care possible at the start of their life. Our well-trained professionals support critically ill newborns by providing cutting edge medical services specifically tailored to the needs of your new-born’s condition.
We care for every baby’s health and try our best to apply the best care for them.
Why Choose Our NICU Hospital in Mulund?
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Level 3 NICU in Mulund | Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
Elite women & child care hospital is the first hospital in Mulund to have a Level 3 NICU. Our Level 3 NICU in Mulund is open 24X7, giving your new born child the best medical care possible at the start of their life. Our well-trained professionals support critically ill newborns by providing cutting edge medical services specifically tailored to the needs of your new-born’s condition.
We care for every baby’s health and try our best to apply the best care for them.
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Why Choose Our NICU Hospital in Mulund?
Specialized Equipment for Advanced Neonatal Care
Our Level 3 NICU has state-of-the-art equipment for the specialized management of high-risk neonates. Latest medical equipment keeps us monitoring and support the well-being of every other baby: Some of the basic common equipment includes:
- Baby warmers: which maintain the body temperature within limits.
- Phototherapy units: which is a good way to treat jaundice in newborns.
- Nitric Oxide System: For breathing issues in new Borns. We are the only hospital in Mulund to offer continuous Inhaled Nitric Oxide (iNO) system
- HFNC: High-Flow Nasal Cannula For oxygen support.
- HFOV: High-Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation for airflow support.
- Laminar Flow: To minimize the risk of infections.
These modern technologies greatly empower our staffs to perform their duties. This shows our commitment to safe, tech-driven care and helps us earn the tag of being the best NICU in Mulund.
What is a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit?
A Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is a specialized ward in hospitals for sick or premature newborns. It is at our Level 3 Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in Mulund that we treat the most dangerous diseases with neonatal emergencies like respiratory distress, low birth weight, and congenital disorders. The very sick babies are well-monitored and provided with the best possible treatment in the NICU. We are proud to be termed the Best NICU in Mulund, and we will see to it that during this time of emergency, your baby receives the highest standard of care.
Care for Preterm and Critical Newborns
The NICU provides care for any infant born early or very sick, including those born with:
- Premature birth
- Low birth weight
- Breathing problems
- Infections
- Birth defects.
Our experienced neonatologists in Mulund care for all babies in the NICU round-the-clock, ensuring incredibly gentle, individualized care suitable for their needs. We understand how difficult it is for parents emotionally during this time, and we attempt to create a safe and healing environment. Caring for families means supporting them through this difficult time with medical advice and emotional support. Right from your baby’s admission to our care, we shall accompany you at every step with unwavering support for the health and well-being of your infant.
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FAQ
01. What conditions require NICU admission for newborns?
Newborns with prematurity, low birth weight, breathing difficulties, infections, or birth complications may require NICU care.
02. Is 24/7 neonatologist availability ensured in the NICU?
Yes, Elite Hospital’s NICU is supported by round-the-clock neonatologists and trained nursing staff.
03. What equipment is available in the NICU at Elite Hospital?
The NICU is equipped with ventilators, incubators, monitoring systems, and advanced life-support facilities.
04. Can parents visit babies admitted to NICU?
Yes, parents are allowed controlled visitation and counseling sessions as per hospital protocols.
05. How long does a baby typically stay in the NICU?
NICU stay depends on the baby’s condition and recovery; doctors provide regular updates and discharge planning.