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Emergency & Critical Care
24/7 emergency obstetric and critical care support for mothers and newborns.
- Open 24/7
- Obstetric emergencies
- Mothers and newborns
Overview
What this care involves
Some situations in pregnancy, birth and the weeks afterwards cannot wait for an appointment. Emergency obstetric and critical care means round-the-clock help for the mother and the newborn when something is suddenly wrong.
Chaitanya Hospital offers 24/7 emergency obstetric and critical care support. If you are worried, do not wait to see whether symptoms settle. Call us and come in, and if the situation is life-threatening, call the national emergency number 112 as well.
At Chaitanya Hospital
24/7 emergency obstetric and critical care support for mothers and newborns.
24/7 delivery and emergency care. Near RTC Bus Stand, Simhapuri Colony, Kadapa, AP 516001.
Awareness guide
When to see a doctor
- Any warning sign listed below, at any hour.
- Your baby is moving much less than usual.
- You are unsure whether something is an emergency. Calling is always the right choice.
- You need to talk to the hospital before travelling, so the team can be ready.
Warning signs: call or come in now
- Heavy bleeding in pregnancy or after birth
- Severe tummy pain
- Waters breaking early, before the expected time
- Fits, severe headache or blurred vision
- Difficulty breathing, chest pain or collapse
- A newborn who is not feeding, is floppy, has a fever or struggles to breathe
Step by step
What to expect
A general outline of how this kind of care usually unfolds. Your own plan will be set by your doctor.
- 1
Call first if you can
Ring +91 944 103 0587. Tell the team what is happening so they can prepare.
- 2
Come in without delay
Travel with someone if possible. Bring your ID, antenatal records, scan reports and a list of medicines.
- 3
Rapid assessment
The priority is to check how the mother and baby are doing and to find the cause of the problem.
- 4
Stabilise and treat
Immediate treatment is started, and the doctors decide the next steps with the family.
- 5
Ongoing care
You continue under the care team until you are well enough to go home, with follow-up advice.
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Please note: this page is general educational information. It is not a substitute for advice from a doctor and does not diagnose or treat any condition. For personal advice please book a consultation, and in an emergency call us or your local emergency service.
Emergency & Critical Care: common questions
Is the emergency service open at night and on holidays?
Yes. Delivery and emergency care are available 24/7. Call +91 944 103 0587.
Who should I call?
Call the hospital on +91 944 103 0587 and, in a life-threatening emergency, the national emergency number 112. Do not delay travelling to wait for a callback.
What should I bring?
Your ID, antenatal card and reports, scan results, a list of medicines you take and anything your doctor has told you about this pregnancy. If these are not at hand, come anyway.
Is it an emergency if my baby moves less?
Yes, treat it as urgent. Contact us straight away rather than waiting until the next day.
Do you care for newborn emergencies?
Our emergency and critical care speciality supports mothers and newborns. For a sick baby, call us immediately so the team can guide you.
Your care journey starts with one call
Book a visit, ask a question on WhatsApp, or call us any time. Delivery and emergency care are open 24/7.