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Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) | Aradhana Hospital
NICU · Newborn Care

Tiny Lives, Held With The Utmost Care

Our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit is built to give premature and critically ill newborns the gentlest yet most advanced start possible — with skilled neonatologists, warm nursing care and technology tuned to a baby's smallest needs.

Skilled Neonatologists on Call
Climate-Controlled Incubator Care
Gentle, Family-Centred Support
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Aradhana Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
NICU Care, 24×7
Every Newborn, Closely Watched
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NEONATAL
INTENSIVE CARE UNIT

Every tiny heartbeat watched. Every second acted on.

For newborns who need round-the-clock vigilance, our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Aradhana Hospital brings together continuous monitoring, skilled neonatologists, and technology tuned to a baby's smallest needs. It is where premature and critically ill newborns are stabilised, nurtured, and carried safely through the hours that matter most.

Every cot is wired for real-time vital-sign monitoring, with climate-controlled incubators, phototherapy and respiratory support on standby. Our neonatologists work in step with the obstetric and paediatric teams, so a newborn never waits for the next level of care — the next level is already at the bedside.

Whether it is prematurity, breathing difficulty at birth, jaundice, or recovery after a complicated delivery, our NICU is built to hold the line with precision, warmth, and quiet reassurance for the family waiting outside.

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Our Impact Is Measurable And Significant
15+
Dedicated NICU Cots
24x7
Neonatologist Coverage
5,000+
Newborns Cared For
Aradhana Hospital NICU
Why Choose Aradhana Hospital

Why Choose Aradhana Hospital For Neonatal Intensive Care?

Neonatologists On Floor 24×7

Skilled neonatologists are physically present around the clock, not just on call — decisions happen at the cot-side, instantly.

Continuous Vital-Sign Monitoring

Every cot tracks heart rate, oxygen and temperature in real time, so the smallest change is caught the moment it happens.

Climate-Controlled Incubators

Advanced incubators hold temperature, humidity and oxygen precisely where a fragile newborn needs them.

Gentle, Family-Centred Care

Kangaroo care and guided parent involvement are encouraged, so bonding continues even during intensive treatment.

Infection-Controlled Environment

Strict protocols and a clean-air unit design protect our smallest, most vulnerable patients from added risk.

Seamless Care Handover

From NICU to the paediatric ward to home, every transition is coordinated so recovery continues without a gap in care.

Critical Conditions, Expert Response

Conditions We Manage In The NICU

Each condition below is met with a dedicated protocol, so treatment begins the moment a newborn arrives.

Prematurity & Low Birth Weight

Babies born early are nurtured in climate-controlled incubators with close monitoring of growth, feeding and vitals.

Premature Care

Respiratory Distress Syndrome

Newborns struggling to breathe are supported with oxygen therapy, CPAP or ventilation as their lungs mature.

Breathing Support

Neonatal Jaundice

Elevated bilirubin levels are tracked closely and treated promptly with phototherapy under continuous supervision.

Phototherapy

Birth Asphyxia

Newborns who had a difficult start are stabilised immediately with resuscitation and close neurological monitoring.

Emergency Resuscitation

Neonatal Sepsis

Early infection in newborns is treated urgently with targeted antibiotics and vigilant round-the-clock monitoring.

Severe Infection

Congenital Conditions Needing Monitoring

Babies born with heart, lung or other congenital conditions are observed closely and coordinated with paediatric specialists.

Specialist Care

Newborn Critical Care Team

Dr. Vedamurthy

Dr. Vedamurthy

MD (Int. Medicine – Mumbai).,
Consultant Physician
Dr. Sunil Kumar P

Dr. Sunil Kumar P

MBBS, MS (Orthopedics), D.N.B, MNAMS, FIJR, FASM, FIFA Diploma in Football Medicine.,
Consultant Arthroscopy, Joint Replacement & Trauma Surgeon

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which Babies Need To Be Admitted To The NICU?
Premature babies, those with low birth weight, breathing difficulty at birth, jaundice needing treatment, infection, or any newborn needing close monitoring are cared for in our NICU.
2. How Long Do Babies Usually Stay In The NICU?
Stay length depends on the condition and the baby's gestational age — it can range from a few days to several weeks until the baby is feeding well and stable.
3. Can Parents Visit And Stay Involved In The NICU?
Yes, within defined visiting windows that protect the baby's rest and infection control, with kangaroo care and feeding support actively encouraged for parents.
4. What Monitoring Equipment Is Used In The NICU?
Every cot has continuous heart-rate, oxygen and temperature monitoring, with incubators, phototherapy units and respiratory support available as required.
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