Specialties
Neonatology
At Nectar Mother and Child Care Hospital, our expert neonatologists provide advanced care for premature and critically ill newborns.
Comprehensive Neonatology Care
At Nectar Mother and Child Care Hospital, we understand that the first moments of life are crucial. Our Neonatology Department specializes in the care of newborns, preterm babies, and critically ill infants, ensuring they receive the best medical support from birth. Our team of expert neonatologists, neonatal nurses, and specialists work around the clock to provide advanced, life-saving care in our state-of-the-art Level 3 Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Whether it’s a premature birth, low birth weight, respiratory distress, or congenital conditions, we are equipped to handle the most delicate cases with precision and compassion.
Level 3 NICU – Advanced Intensive Care for Newborns
Our Level 3 NICU is designed to provide round-the-clock critical care for premature and high-risk newborns. With incubators, ventilators, phototherapy units, and advanced monitoring systems, we ensure a safe environment for babies requiring oxygen support, temperature regulation, or specialized medical attention.
Preterm & Low Birth Weight Baby Care
Babies born before 37 weeks of pregnancy or with low birth weight require specialized medical intervention. Our neonatologists focus on nutritional support, respiratory care, and infection management to help premature infants thrive and develop normally.
Neonatal Respiratory Support & Surfactant Therapy
Many newborns, especially preterm babies, face breathing difficulties. Our NICU is equipped with CPAP, mechanical ventilation, and surfactant therapy to support lung development and ensure adequate oxygenation.
Jaundice Management & Phototherapy
Newborn jaundice is common but needs careful monitoring. We provide comprehensive jaundice management, including phototherapy and exchange transfusion, ensuring safe bilirubin levels and preventing complications.
Infection Control & Sepsis Management
Newborns have delicate immune systems, making them prone to infections. Our NICU follows strict infection control protocols and provides early detection and treatment for neonatal sepsis, meningitis, and other infections.
Skin-to-Skin Care & Parental Support
We encourage skin-to-skin bonding between parents and newborns, which helps in temperature regulation, improved breastfeeding, and emotional connection. Our specialists provide guidance and support to parents, ensuring they feel confident in caring for their newborns, both in the hospital and after discharge.
Neonatal Screening & Early Intervention
Early detection of metabolic, genetic, and hearing disorders is essential for a child’s future health. Our hospital offers newborn screening tests, developmental assessments, and early intervention therapies for at-risk infants.
Post-Discharge Neonatal Follow-Up
Even after discharge, premature and high-risk newborns need regular check-ups to monitor growth, feeding, and neurological development. Our specialists provide long-term care to ensure babies reach their developmental milestones.
Index
- Overview
- Level 3 NICU – Advanced Intensive Care for Newborns
- Preterm & Low Birth Weight Baby Care
- Neonatal Respiratory Support & Surfactant Therapy
- Jaundice Management & Phototherapy
- Infection Control & Sepsis Management
- Skin-to-Skin Care & Parental Support
- Neonatal Screening & Early Intervention
- Post-Discharge Neonatal Follow-Up
Our Neonatology Experts
Dedicated neonatology experts providing specialized care for newborns, ensuring their health and development from day one.
Why Us
Why Choose Nectar MCH
At Nectar Mother and Child Care Hospital, we are dedicated to providing high-quality care for women, mothers, and children.
Everything Under One Roof
From consultation, diagnostics, treatment to nutritious meals designed for mothers and patients, we provide complete care in one place for a seamless and stress-free healthcare experience.
Excellent Care from the Moment You Step in
From the warm welcome at reception to expert medical guidance, our dedicated team ensures you feel supported, safe, and cared for at every stage of your journey.
Ultra Clean, Spacious & Comfortable Rooms
Designed for quick recovery and comfort for mothers, babies, and families, our staff maintains highest standards of cleanliness and hygiene ensuring you have an exception time at Nectar MCH.
Cashless Insurance & Easy Payments
We offer hassle-free billing, accept major insurance providers from India and offer various payment methods like UPI, Credit Cards etc. to ensure stress-free access to quality healthcare.
Why Us
Why Choose Nectar MCH
At Nectar Mother and Child Care Hospital, we are dedicated to providing high-quality care for women, mothers, and children.
Everything Under One Roof
From consultation, diagnostics, treatment to nutritious meals designed for mothers and patients, we provide complete care in one place for a seamless and stress-free healthcare experience.
Excellent Care from the Moment You Step in
From the warm welcome at reception to expert medical guidance, our dedicated team ensures you feel supported, safe, and cared for at every stage of your journey.
Ultra Clean, Spacious & Comfortable Rooms
Designed for quick recovery and comfort for mothers, babies, and families, our staff maintains highest standards of cleanliness and hygiene ensuring you have an exception time at Nectar MCH.
Cashless Insurance & Easy Payments
We offer hassle-free billing, accept major insurance providers from India and offer various payment methods like UPI, Credit Cards, etc., to ensure stress-free access to quality healthcare.
FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common neonatology related questions here.
What is Neonatology, and why is it important for newborns?
Neonatology is a branch of pediatrics that focuses on the medical care of newborn babies, especially those who are premature, have low birth weight, or need special medical attention after birth. Neonatologists ensure that newborns receive the best care for their growth and development.
What services does the Neonatology department provide?
Our Neonatology department provides:
- Specialized care for premature and critically ill newborns
- 24/7 monitoring in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)
- Treatment for respiratory distress, infections, and congenital conditions
- Support for newborn feeding, including breastfeeding guidance
- Follow-up care for high-risk infants
What is a NICU, and which babies need NICU care?
A Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is a specialized hospital unit for newborns who need extra medical care. Babies who may need NICU care include those born prematurely, those with breathing difficulties, infections, low birth weight, or congenital conditions.
What is the difference between Level I, Level II, and Level III NICUs?
- Level I NICU: Basic newborn care for healthy babies and those needing minimal medical support.
- Level II NICU: Specialized care for babies born slightly premature or with mild health concerns.
- Level III NICU: Advanced care for critically ill or very premature infants, with ventilators, advanced monitoring, and specialized treatments.
What are common health conditions newborns face in the NICU?
Common conditions treated in the NICU include:
- Premature birth complications
- Respiratory distress syndrome (breathing difficulties)
- Jaundice (yellowing of the skin)
- Infections and sepsis
- Low birth weight and feeding issues
How can parents be involved in their baby's care in the NICU?
Parents play a vital role in their baby’s recovery. At Nectar Mother and Child Care Hospital, we encourage parents to:
- Visit their baby regularly
- Participate in skin-to-skin contact (kangaroo care)
- Learn about feeding and care routines
- Stay informed about their baby’s progress through regular updates from the NICU team
What safety measures are in place to protect newborns in the NICU?
Our NICU follows strict infection control measures, advanced monitoring, and round-the-clock care. We maintain a controlled environment to protect fragile newborns from infections and ensure their best recovery.
Can mothers breastfeed their babies in the NICU?
Yes, we support breastfeeding for NICU babies. If a baby is unable to nurse directly, we guide mothers on expressing milk and using alternative feeding methods like tube feeding or bottle feeding with expressed breast milk.
What happens when a baby is ready to leave the NICU
Before discharge, our neonatology team ensures that your baby can breathe, feed, and maintain body temperature without medical support. Parents receive guidance on newborn care, feeding, and follow-up visits to ensure a smooth transition home.
What follow-up care is needed for NICU graduates?
Premature and NICU-admitted babies may require regular check-ups to monitor growth, development, and any potential health concerns. Our pediatric team provides ongoing support to ensure your baby’s long-term well-being.
What is newborn jaundice, and how is it treated?
Newborn jaundice occurs when there is excess bilirubin in the baby’s blood, causing yellowing of the skin. In most cases, it resolves on its own, but severe cases may require phototherapy (light treatment) or other medical interventions.
My baby’s skin is peeling. Is that normal?
Yes, peeling skin is common in newborns, especially in the first few days after birth. It is harmless and occurs as the baby sheds the outer layer of skin. Keeping the skin moisturized with a doctor-recommended lotion can help.