Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)
Newborn babies who need intensive medical care are often put in a special area of the hospital called the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). The NICU has advanced technology and trained healthcare professionals to provide special care for the tiniest patients.
At SMVS Hospital, our NICU is dedicated to protecting and nurturing newborns who require extra medical attention in their early days of life. With expert neonatologists, skilled nursing staff, and modern equipment, we ensure that every baby receives safe, specialized, and compassionate care. We understand how delicate this phase can be for families, which is why we focus not only on treatment but also on emotional support and parent involvement.
Who Needs NICU Care?
Babies may need admission to the NICU if they face:
- Premature birth (before 37 weeks)
- Low birth weight or poor growth after delivery
- Breathing or respiratory difficulties
- Infections, jaundice, or heart complications
- Birth-related complications requiring advanced monitoring
Our NICU provides round-the-clock monitoring, respiratory support, and advanced neonatal treatments, ensuring newborns receive continuous medical attention in Gandhinagar. The care environment is thoughtfully designed to reduce stress, promote bonding, and give babies the best possible start in life.
Why Choose SMVS Hospital for NICU?
Parents trust us because of our:
- 24×7 availability of neonatologists and pediatric specialists
- Advanced monitoring systems and ventilator support for newborns
- Safe and hygienic environment with strict infection control
- Experienced neonatal nurses for continuous care
- Complete support for premature and high-risk babies
At SMVS Swaminarayan Hospital, we know that having a baby in the NICU can feel overwhelming. That’s why we focus on clear communication, family involvement, and guiding parents every step of the way until their newborn is ready to go home. Our NICU stands as a trusted center for newborn intensive care, offering both medical excellence and compassionate support.