Specialties
NICU
With Level 3 NICU, we provide advanced, specialized care for premature and critically ill newborns. With state-of-the-art technology and a team of dedicated neonatologists, we ensure the highest level of neonatal care to give your baby the best start in life.
What is NICU?
The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is a specialized facility designed to provide critical medical care to newborns who require advanced support due to premature birth, low birth weight, infections, congenital disorders, or respiratory distress. Nectar MCH’s Level 3 NICU is equipped with cutting-edge technology, round-the-clock monitoring, and a highly trained team to care for the most vulnerable newborns.
Services & Specialties in Our NICU
- Advanced Respiratory Support – Including ventilators, CPAP, and oxygen therapy to assist babies with breathing difficulties.
- Neonatal Monitoring & Intensive Care – 24/7 monitoring with advanced incubators and temperature regulation.
- Neonatal Surgeries & Specialized Treatment – Expert pediatric surgeons available for critical procedures.
- Infection Control & Immunization – Protecting newborns from infections and ensuring timely vaccinations.
- Parental Support & Kangaroo Mother Care – Encouraging bonding and involvement of parents in their baby’s care.
Who Needs NICU Care?
Newborns may require NICU care if they experience:
- Prematurity – Babies born before 37 weeks of gestation often need assistance with breathing, feeding, and temperature regulation.
- Low Birth Weight – Infants weighing less than 2.5 kg may need specialized care for growth and development.
- Respiratory Distress – Conditions like Neonatal Respiratory Distress Syndrome (RDS) and apnea require oxygen therapy or mechanical ventilation.
- Infections & Sepsis – Newborns with infections or weak immune systems need antibiotics and close monitoring.
- Congenital Abnormalities – Heart defects, neural tube defects, and other birth abnormalities may require surgery or special interventions.
Levels of NICU
- Level 1 (Basic Care): Provides routine newborn care for healthy babies.
- Level 2 (Specialty Care): Supports moderately ill newborns who require monitoring or short-term interventions.
- Level 3 (Advanced Care – Available at Nectar MCH): Equipped with ventilators, neonatal surgeries, and intensive care for critically ill newborns.
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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.
FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common NICU related questions.
What does Level 3 NICU mean?
A Level 3 NICU offers the highest level of care for critically ill or premature newborns, including advanced respiratory and surgical support.
When does a baby need NICU care?
Babies born prematurely, with low birth weight, infections, breathing difficulties, or congenital conditions may require NICU care.
How long will my baby stay in the NICU?
The duration depends on the baby’s condition and progress. Some need a few days, while others may require weeks of specialized care.
Can parents visit the NICU?
Parent visit in NICU depends on case-to-case basis.
How is infection control managed in the NICU?
Strict hygiene, sterilization protocols, and limited access ensure a safe and infection-free environment.
What is Kangaroo Mother Care?
Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) is a special method of holding newborns, especially premature or low birth weight babies, where the baby is placed in direct skin-to-skin contact with the parent’s chest. This technique helps regulate the baby’s body temperature, improves bonding, enhances breastfeeding, and promotes overall growth and development. It is an essential part of neonatal care at Nectar MCH, ensuring both medical and emotional support for newborns and their parents.
What are the common reasons for a baby to be admitted to the NICU?
Prematurity, low birth weight, respiratory distress, congenital conditions, infections, birth complications, and the need for specialized medical interventions.
Will I be able to breastfeed my baby in the NICU?
While we encourage breastfeeding in NICU, every case is different and it shall depend on case-to-case basis.
What happens when my baby is ready to be discharged from the NICU?
Before discharge, parents receive guidance on newborn care, feeding, medications (if any), and follow-up appointments to ensure a smooth transition home.