Neonatal Intensive Care

The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Aktif International Hospital provides specialized care for newborns with medical complexities, premature births, and congenital anomalies. Our state-of-the-art NICU is equipped to deliver the highest level of neonatal care, ensuring the best possible outcomes for our tiniest patients.

Our Commitment to Neonatal Health and Safety

We prioritize the health and safety of our neonatal patients above all else. Our NICU is designed to offer a secure and nurturing environment that meets the specific needs of newborns requiring intensive medical attention.

Specialized Neonatal Care Services

Our NICU services include:

Comprehensive care for premature and low birth weight infants
Treatment for neonatal respiratory disorders, including ventilation support
Management of neonatal infections and sepsis
Specialized care for neonates with congenital anomalies
Nutritional support and feeding management for neonates

Advanced Neonatal Monitoring and Treatment Technologies

We utilize advanced technologies for continuous monitoring and treatment of our neonatal patients. This includes state-of-the-art incubators, ventilators, and monitoring systems, ensuring that each newborn receives personalized and attentive care.

Our Team of Neonatal Care Experts

Our NICU team consists of experienced neonatologists, neonatal nurses, respiratory therapists, lactation consultants, and other healthcare professionals. They are highly trained in neonatal care and are dedicated to providing compassionate and expert care.

Family-centred Care Approach

We believe in a family-centered approach to neonatal care, encouraging parental involvement in the care of their newborns. Our staff provides support and education to families, helping them navigate the challenges of having a newborn in intensive care.

Collaborative Efforts with Paediatric Specialties

Our NICU works in collaboration with various paediatric specialties, including paediatric surgery, cardiology, neurology, and genetics, to ensure comprehensive care for neonates with complex medical conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What conditions are treated in the NICU?

The NICU treats a range of conditions, including prematurity, respiratory distress, infections, congenital anomalies, and other conditions requiring intensive care.

How long do babies typically stay in the NICU?

The length of stay in the NICU varies depending on the baby’s condition and progress. Some may stay a few days, while others may need extended care.

Can parents visit their baby in the NICU?

Yes, parents are encouraged to visit and participate in their baby’s care. Visitation policies are designed to balance family involvement with the need to maintain a calm and controlled environment.

How is the transition from NICU to home handled?

The transition involves ensuring the baby is medically stable, educating parents on care at home, and arranging for any necessary follow-up care or support services.

What support is available for families with a baby in the NICU?

We offer various support services, including counselling, parental education, and support groups, to assist families during their NICU experience.

Is there a follow-up program after NICU discharge?

Yes, we provide follow-up programs to monitor the baby’s development and address any ongoing health needs after discharge from the NICU.