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24/7 Level-1 Emergency & Trauma Care

State-of-the-art acute resuscitation bays, emergency operating theaters, specialized trauma surgeons, and round-the-clock intensive critical care.

Emergency Dispatch: 1800-000-000

Immediate Action

Emergency Department Infrastructure

Engineered for instantaneous medical intervention during the critical golden hour.

Code STEMI (Heart Attack)

Direct patient transfer from ER entrance to the cardiac cath lab with sub-50 minute door-to-balloon time by dedicated interventional cardiologists.

Code Stroke Fast-Track

Instant brain CT perfusion scan and intravenous thrombolysis/mechanical thrombectomy within the crucial 4.5-hour therapeutic window.

Level-1 Polytrauma Center

Dedicated trauma resuscitation bays equipped with rapid blood infusers, surgical stabilization consoles, and immediate emergency theater access.

Mobile Critical Care

Advanced Life Support (ACLS) Ambulance Fleet

Our fleet of GPS-tracked mobile intensive care ambulances functions as mobile emergency rooms. Staffed with trained emergency paramedics and equipped with real-time telemetry, vital signs are transmitted to the ER team before arrival.

On-board Defibrillators & Ventilators: Transport-grade invasive respiratory support.

Live Tele-ECG Transmission: Hospital cardiologists analyze heart rhythms en route.

Trauma Splints & Spinal Immobilization: Specialized gear for vehicular collision victims.

Patient Protocol

What to Expect Upon Arrival

Our emergency room utilizes international Manchester Triage protocols to prioritize care based on clinical severity.

Level 1: Resuscitation

Immediate

Cardiac arrest, severe respiratory failure, major polytrauma, massive hemorrhage. Patient is taken straight to resuscitation bay with zero wait time.

Level 2: Emergent

< 10 Mins

Severe chest pain, suspected stroke, severe asthma crisis, altered mental status. Rapid clinical assessment and continuous monitoring.

Level 3: Urgent

< 30 Mins

Moderate fractures, high fever with dehydration, abdominal pain, lacerations requiring suturing. Prompt evaluation in acute care area.

What to Bring to the Emergency Room (If Possible)

Never delay coming to the emergency room for documents. However, if accompanying family members are able, please bring:

Government-issued Photo ID

Health Insurance / Mediclaim Card

List of current daily medications & allergies

Recent medical records or discharge summaries