Neonatal ICU
Neonatal Intensive Care

Advanced Neonatal ICU (NICU)

The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Little Care Pediatric & Dental Hospital provides specialized intensive care for premature babies, critically ill newborns, and infants requiring advanced medical support. Our experienced neonatologists, pediatric specialists, and highly trained nursing team work together to deliver compassionate, evidence-based neonatal care.

Equipped with state-of-the-art incubators, ventilators, monitoring systems, phototherapy units, and advanced neonatal technology, our NICU ensures that every newborn receives the highest level of medical care in a safe and family-centered environment.

  • Level III NICU Care
  • Premature Baby Care
  • Advanced Life Support
  • 24×7 Neonatal Monitoring
  • Experienced Neonatologists
  • Family-Centered Care
NICU Services

Comprehensive Neonatal Intensive Care

Our NICU provides advanced intensive care for premature babies, critically ill newborns, and infants requiring continuous monitoring and specialized medical treatment.

Premature Baby Care

Specialized care for preterm babies to support healthy growth and development.

Critical Newborn Care

Advanced treatment for newborns with serious medical conditions requiring intensive support.

Respiratory Support

Oxygen therapy, CPAP, and ventilator support for babies with breathing difficulties.

Incubator Care

Temperature-controlled incubators providing a safe environment for newborn babies.

Phototherapy

Safe and effective treatment for newborn jaundice using advanced phototherapy units.

24×7 Neonatal Monitoring

Continuous monitoring by experienced neonatologists and specialized NICU nursing staff.

NICU Care
NICU Care

When Does A Baby Need NICU Care?

Some newborns require specialized intensive care immediately after birth due to medical complications or premature delivery. Our NICU is fully equipped to provide advanced life-saving care for babies needing continuous monitoring and treatment.

Premature Birth
Breathing Difficulty
Low Birth Weight
Birth Complications
Severe Jaundice
Neonatal Infections
Feeding Difficulties
Continuous Monitoring
NICU Care Process

Comprehensive NICU Care Journey

Our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit follows a structured care process to ensure every newborn receives immediate medical attention, continuous monitoring, and specialized treatment for the best possible outcome.

01

NICU Admission

Babies requiring intensive care are admitted immediately after birth or referred for specialized neonatal treatment and continuous observation.

02

Detailed Assessment

Our neonatologists perform a comprehensive evaluation, including vital signs, laboratory tests, and diagnostic assessments to develop a personalized care plan.

03

Intensive Care

Advanced neonatal care including incubator support, respiratory care, phototherapy, nutritional support, and 24×7 monitoring by our NICU team.

04

Recovery & Follow-up

Once your baby is medically stable, our specialists provide discharge planning, parent counselling, and scheduled follow-up visits for healthy growth.

Frequently Asked Questions

NICU Frequently Asked Questions

Having a baby admitted to the NICU can be overwhelming for parents. Here are answers to some of the most common questions about neonatal intensive care and how we support your baby's recovery.

NICU FAQ

A Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is a specialized hospital unit that provides advanced medical care for premature, low birth weight, and critically ill newborn babies requiring continuous monitoring and treatment.

Babies born prematurely, with low birth weight, breathing difficulties, infections, jaundice, birth complications, or congenital conditions may require admission to the NICU.

Yes. Parents are encouraged to participate in their baby's care according to the hospital's NICU visiting policy and medical guidance from the neonatal care team.

The length of stay depends on your baby's condition, gestational age, weight gain, feeding ability, and overall recovery. Our team will keep you informed throughout the treatment process.

Before discharge, parents receive complete guidance on feeding, medication, hygiene, vaccination, growth monitoring, and follow-up appointments to support their baby's healthy development at home.