At Birmole Hospital, our Neonatology & Neonate Surgery Department provides specialised medical and surgical care for newborn babies, including premature, low-birth-weight and critically ill infants. Our neonatal specialists focus on continuous monitoring, accurate diagnosis and gentle treatment in a safe and supportive environment.
Whether your newborn has breathing difficulty, jaundice, feeding concerns, infection, low birth weight or a congenital condition requiring surgery, our team provides timely care while keeping parents informed and involved throughout the treatment journey.
Neonatology focuses on the medical care of newborn babies, particularly those who are premature, critically ill or require specialised monitoring. Neonate Surgery involves the surgical treatment of congenital abnormalities and conditions affecting newborns during the first weeks of life.
Premature Babies
Specialised monitoring and support for babies born before completing the full pregnancy term.
Critically Ill Newborns
Intensive care for breathing difficulty, infections, seizures and other serious health concerns.
Congenital Conditions
Evaluation and surgical treatment for abnormalities affecting the digestive, urinary or respiratory systems.
Premature Baby Care
Specialised monitoring and medical support for premature and low-birth-weight newborn babies.
Neonatal Intensive Care
Continuous care for critically ill newborns requiring breathing, feeding and medical support.
Newborn Jaundice Treatment
Assessment, monitoring and phototherapy for newborn babies with raised bilirubin levels.
Breathing Support
Respiratory monitoring and treatment for newborns experiencing breathing difficulties after birth.
Feeding & Growth Support
Guidance and medical support for feeding difficulties, weight gain and newborn development.
Newborn Infection Care
Early diagnosis and treatment for neonatal sepsis and other newborn infections.
Congenital Condition Surgery
Specialised surgery for birth abnormalities affecting the digestive, urinary and respiratory systems.
Neonatal Emergency Care
Immediate medical and surgical support for serious newborn health emergencies and complications.
Newborn babies may develop health concerns shortly after birth that require immediate medical attention. Our neonatologists and neonatal surgeons work together to diagnose and manage medical, developmental and congenital conditions with specialised care.
Our neonatologists and surgeons provide specialised medical and surgical care for vulnerable newborn babies.
Close observation of breathing, temperature, feeding, heart rate and other essential health indicators.
Round-the-clock medical attention is available for premature, critically ill and high-risk newborns.
Specialised equipment and treatment support newborns requiring intensive monitoring and medical assistance.
Our medical and surgical teams work together to plan safe treatment for congenital conditions.
Parents receive clear updates, feeding guidance, recovery instructions and emotional support throughout care.
Step 1
Book
Schedule a consultation with our experienced neonatal care specialist today.
Step 2
Check-In
Share your baby’s birth history, symptoms and previous medical reports.
Step 3
Consult
Our specialist examines your baby and recommends necessary diagnostic tests.
Step 4
Follow-Up
Receive clear guidance about treatment, feeding, recovery and follow-up care.
You should consult a neonatologist if your baby is premature, has low birth weight, jaundice, feeding difficulty, breathing problems, infection symptoms or requires specialised monitoring after birth.
Yes. We provide specialised monitoring, feeding support, respiratory care and medical treatment for premature and low-birth-weight babies based on their individual needs.
Yes. Our team evaluates bilirubin levels and provides suitable treatment, including monitoring and phototherapy, depending on the severity of the newborn’s jaundice.
Neonatal surgery may be required for congenital abnormalities, intestinal obstruction, abdominal wall defects, imperforate anus, urinary abnormalities and other conditions present at birth.
Neonatal surgery requires specialised expertise, careful planning and continuous monitoring. The surgeon will explain the procedure, possible risks and expected outcomes before treatment.
The length of hospital care depends on the baby’s gestational age, medical condition, treatment needs and recovery. The neonatal team will provide regular updates about progress and discharge planning.