• Ventilator Care: For babies who have difficulty breathing on their own, we offer mechanical ventilation and non-invasive breathing support (e.g., CPAP) to assist with oxygenation.
• Surfactant Therapy: We administer surfactant to premature babies whose lungs are not fully developed, helping to prevent respiratory distress syndrome (RDS).
• Oxygen Therapy: Infants with low oxygen levels are provided with supplemental oxygen to support proper lung function.

Phototherapy: For newborns with jaundice, we use phototherapy to break down excess bilirubin in the baby's bloodstream, a common condition in newborns.

• Surgical Care: Some newborns may require surgery for congenital conditions, such as heart defects or intestinal issues. Our NICU provides post-operative care for these babies to support their recovery.
• Specialized Post-Operative Monitoring: We offer continuous monitoring and care following surgeries, ensuring that babies receive the necessary treatments during the healing process.

• Breastfeeding Support: Our NICU promotes and supports breastfeeding through techniques like lactation consultation and breast milk fortification for preterm infants.
• Parenteral Nutrition (TPN): For babies who cannot feed orally or breastfeed, we provide nutritional support through intravenous feeding (parenteral nutrition).
• Nasogastric Feeding: We provide tube feeding for babies who are too weak to feed on their own, ensuring they receive proper nutrition while developing strength.

• Strict Infection Prevention Protocols: Our NICU follows stringent infection control measures to minimize the risk of infections for our newborns.
• Continuous Monitoring: We monitor each baby's vital signs, including heart rate, oxygen saturation, blood pressure, and body temperature, 24/7 to ensure any changes are immediately addressed.

• Parental Involvement: We believe in the importance of family involvement in the care process. Our team provides regular updates to parents and encourages their active participation in the care of their newborns.
• Emotional Support: Caring for a newborn in the NICU can be a challenging experience. Our staff offers counseling, guidance, and emotional support for families as they navigate this difficult time.