Overview
Neonatal Intensive Care for Newborns
Newborns may require close medical observation and specialised support, particularly when they are born prematurely, have low birth weight or develop health concerns after birth. At Shriji Mother & Child Care, Kota, NICU services provide medical monitoring and support for newborns who require intensive neonatal care.
The NICU team monitors the baby’s condition and provides appropriate respiratory, nutritional and medical support according to the newborn’s individual needs.
Expert Care
NICU Services
Newborn Intensive Care
Premature Baby Care
Respiratory Support
Feeding & Nutritional Support
Infection Monitoring
Newborn Monitoring
Why Choose Us
NICU Care for Newborns
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is a NICU?
A NICU, or Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, provides medical care and continuous monitoring for newborns who require additional support after birth.
Q2. Which babies may require NICU care?
Premature babies, low-birth-weight babies and newborns with breathing difficulties, infections or other medical concerns may require NICU care based on the doctor's assessment.
Q3. Does NICU provide respiratory support?
Yes. Respiratory support may be provided when a newborn has difficulty maintaining adequate breathing or oxygen levels.
Q4. Does NICU care include feeding support?
Yes. Feeding and nutritional needs are monitored, particularly for premature or medically unwell newborns who may require additional feeding support.
Q5. How long does a baby stay in the NICU?
The duration of NICU care varies according to the baby's condition, gestational age, response to treatment and medical requirements.
