Emergency Care

Overview

Our emergency unit is open day and night with doctors, critical care nurses, and ambulance support on site. Rapid triage means the most urgent cases are seen first.

What we treat

• Chest pain and suspected stroke

• Accidents, fractures, and burns

• Severe breathing difficulty

• High fever and dehydration

• Poisoning and allergic reactions

What to expect

A triage nurse assesses you on arrival and a doctor sees you within minutes for urgent cases. Imaging, lab work, and critical care beds are all a few steps away.

Our approach

In an emergency, time matters most. A triage nurse assesses you within minutes of arrival, and life threatening conditions are treated immediately by our emergency physicians and critical care team.

Technology and facilities

The unit has dedicated resuscitation bays, bedside ultrasound, a CT scanner next to the emergency floor, and direct access to the intensive care unit and operating rooms.

Who should visit

• Chest pain, stroke symptoms, or severe breathing difficulty

• Accidents, deep cuts, burns, and fractures

• High fever, dehydration, or severe allergic reactions

• Poisoning or overdose

Insurance and costs

Emergency care is provided first and billing is handled afterwards. Cashless admission is available for most insurers, and our coordinators assist your family with the process.