Giving Your Newborn the Safest Start with Specialized Level III NICU Care

Level III NICUs provide the highest level of specialized care for extremely premature infants (born before 32 weeks) or critically ill newborns requiring continuous mechanical ventilation, advanced multi-organ life support, and round-the-clock neonatologist attendance.

Yes! We strongly encourage family-centered care. Parents have designated visiting hours under sterile guidelines to bond, touch, and participate in Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) under expert supervision.

Yes. Arihant Hospital maintains an active cashless desk for ECHS, CGHS, and major private health insurance providers to ensure seamless, worry-free financial clearance during emergency newborn admissions.

Our senior neonatologists conduct dedicated daily briefings with parents to explain lab reports, feeding updates, ventilator adjustments, and projected developmental milestones in clear, compassionate language.

Newborns who are born very preterm, have breathing difficulty, serious infections, low birth weight, birth asphyxia, jaundice needing intensive treatment, or surgical conditions may need NICU admission. The neonatal team decides after assessing each baby.

Yes. The unit provides respiratory support such as CPAP and ventilation where required, along with carefully planned feeding, including mother's milk support and, when clinically needed, parenteral nutrition.

Mothers are encouraged to express milk and breastfeed when the baby is clinically ready. Lactation guidance is provided by the care team.

The length of stay depends on gestational age, weight, and the baby's medical condition. The neonatologist reviews progress regularly and discusses the expected plan with parents.