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If Your Child Is Seriously Unwell, Come Now.

You don’t need an appointment for a genuine emergency. Our Pediatrics team and emergency care are available 24 hours a day, every day of the year, including Sundays and holidays.

Emergency ke liye appointment ki zaroorat nahi hai — hum 24 ghante, saat din, har din available hain.

📞 Call Now: +91 – 7300342858 Is This an Emergency?
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Open Now24 hours a day, every day
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Including SundaysEmergency care never closes
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NICU On-Site2 beds for newborn emergencies
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MPA-4, Mahaveer Nagar-IINear Central Public School, Kota

Signs That Mean Come Immediately

Do not wait. Come to the hospital or call now if your child has:

Difficulty breathing or very fast breathing
Blue or grey lips, face, or skin
Unresponsiveness or extreme difficulty waking
A seizure, especially a first one
A serious injury, fall, or head trauma
Severe bleeding that won’t stop
Signs of severe dehydration
Suspected poisoning or swallowed object
A severe allergic reaction
High fever in a very young infant
If in doubt, come in. It is always better to be checked and reassured than to wait at home.
Not sure if it’s urgent? That uncertainty itself is a reason to call. Our team can help you decide over the phone whether to come immediately, come soon, or monitor at home, you don’t have to make that judgment alone.
Red-Flag Sign Present? YES → Come Immediately, or call now NO → Call Us We’ll help you decide next steps +91-7300342858 Available 24×7

A simple way to think through the decision — when genuinely unsure, calling is always the right first step.

What to Do Right Now

  1. Stay CalmYour calm helps your child stay calmer too, and helps you think clearly.
  2. Call Us Immediately+91 – 7300342858, tell us what’s happening so we can prepare before you arrive.
  3. Do Not Give Food, Drink, or MedicineUnless specifically instructed, some emergencies require an empty stomach or careful medication timing.
  4. Bring What You HaveAny current medications, previous prescriptions, or the vaccination card, if readily available, don’t delay leaving to search for them.
  5. Come DirectlyMPA-4, Mahaveer Nagar-II, near Central Public School, Kota, no appointment needed for emergencies.

What Happens When You Arrive

  • Immediate AssessmentYour child is seen and assessed promptly based on the severity of their condition.
  • StabilisationImmediate needs, breathing, circulation, pain, are addressed first.
  • History & ExaminationWe ask what happened and examine your child thoroughly.
  • Testing, if NeededAny investigations are chosen based on what the assessment suggests.
  • Treatment PlanYou’ll be told clearly what’s happening and what happens next.
  • Admission or DischargeDepending on your child’s condition, this may mean admission for observation, or safe discharge with follow-up instructions.
Hospital emergency care entrance at Asha Multi-Speciality Hospital

Emergencies We Commonly See

Every case is assessed individually, this list is illustrative, not exhaustive.

High Fever & Seizures
Including febrile seizures, which are frightening but usually resolve without lasting harm when properly assessed.
Severe Breathing Difficulty
Croup, severe asthma-like symptoms, or choking-related distress.
Injuries & Falls
Head injuries, fractures, and cuts requiring urgent evaluation.
Severe Dehydration
From vomiting, diarrhoea, or reduced fluid intake during illness.
Allergic Reactions
Ranging from localized swelling to more serious systemic reactions.
Accidental Ingestion
Swallowed medications, household chemicals, or small objects.
Newborn Emergencies
Feeding difficulty, breathing concerns, or jaundice needing urgent attention, supported by our on-site NICU.

Basic First Aid While You’re On Your Way

These steps can help in the moments before you reach us, they don’t replace professional care.

Choking

For an infant, use back blows and chest thrusts. For an older child, back blows and abdominal thrusts. If your child is coughing forcefully, let them continue, don’t intervene.

Bleeding

Apply firm, direct pressure with a clean cloth. Keep the injured area elevated if possible. Don’t remove an object embedded in a wound.

Seizure

Keep your child safe from nearby objects, turn them gently on their side, don’t restrain them, and don’t put anything in their mouth. Time the seizure.

Burns

Cool the area with running water for several minutes. Don’t apply ice, butter, or home remedies. Cover loosely with a clean cloth.

Suspected Poisoning

Do not induce vomiting unless specifically instructed. Bring the container or substance with you if safely possible.

Allergic Reaction

If your child has a known severe allergy and carries prescribed emergency medication, use it as directed, then come immediately regardless.

These are general safety steps, not a substitute for professional training or medical care. When in doubt, call us immediately, we can talk you through what to do while you’re on your way.

Our Facility

24×7 Availability

Emergency care operates around the clock, including Sundays and holidays.

NICU (2 Beds)

On-site neonatal intensive care for newborn emergencies needing closer monitoring.

Wheelchair Accessible

Ramp and lift access throughout the facility.

Free Parking

Street parking available near the hospital entrance.

Emergency care facility at Asha Multi-Speciality Hospital

What We Will Not Promise

Honesty matters most in an emergency.

That every emergency can be resolved without transfer

A guaranteed outcome for any critical case

Zero waiting time regardless of case volume

That this page replaces calling for help

An honest note on scope: We do not operate an ICU or an ambulance service. For genuinely critical, life-threatening emergencies, such as major trauma or suspected cardiac events, call for the fastest available emergency transport for your situation, or come to us immediately if we are the closest option; we will stabilise your child and arrange urgent transfer to a higher-level facility if that becomes necessary.

Questions Parents Ask

You can come directly for a genuine emergency. Calling ahead when possible helps us prepare, but never delay coming in to make a call first if every second counts.
Emergency mein sabse pehle bacche ka treatment start kiya jaata hai. Payment ki details baad mein discuss ki jaati hain, turant treatment mein deri nahi ki jaati.
Yes. While our regular OPD is closed on Sundays, emergency care operates 24 hours a day, every day of the year, without exception.
Agar aap unsure hain, hume call karein. Hum aapko guide kar sakte hain ki abhi aana chahiye, jald hi appointment lena chahiye, ya ghar par monitor karna theek hai.
We will stabilise your child and arrange prompt, honest referral and transfer to an appropriate higher-level facility, rather than delaying necessary care.
Yes, absolutely. It’s always reasonable to have your child checked when you’re worried, even if it turns out to be something minor.

Save This Number.

+91 – 7300342858

Available 24 hours a day, every day of the year. If your child needs help, call or come, we’re here.

Yeh number save kar lijiye, hum hamesha available hain.

Emergency care means being ready — every hour, every day, for every child.

Whether it’s the middle of the night, a Sunday, or a holiday, our team is here. Trust your instincts. When something feels seriously wrong, come to us or call, we would always rather see your child and find nothing seriously wrong than have you wait at home unsure.