Rainbow Children Hospital's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is equipped with ventilators and monitors to provide round-the-clock specialized care for preterm and low birth weight babies. Our team, led by Dr. Suyog Tannirwar (MD Pediatrics, DNB Neonatology), ensures every newborn receives close monitoring and expert medical attention.

Conditions We Address

• Preterm birth (babies born before full term)
• Low birth weight babies
• Newborn respiratory distress
• Newborns requiring ventilator or monitor support

Our Care Approach

• Continuous monitoring with advanced ventilators and monitors
• Individualized care plans for each newborn
• Trained neonatal nursing staff available round the clock
• Close coordination with parents throughout the treatment journey

FAQs

1. What is a NICU?

Ans: A Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) provides specialized medical care for newborns who are preterm, have low birth weight, or need close monitoring after birth.

2. How long do babies typically stay in the NICU?

Ans: The duration varies depending on the baby's condition and progress, as determined by the treating neonatologist.

3. Can parents visit their baby in the NICU?

Ans: Please check with hospital staff regarding NICU visiting hours and policies.

4. What equipment is available in the NICU?

Ans: The NICU is equipped with ventilators, monitors, and other equipment needed for the care of preterm and critically ill newborns.

CTA -: Have a premature or low birth weight baby needing specialized care? Trust Rainbow Children Hospital's NICU team. Call: 02582240005