The Department of Emergency at Apollo Hospitals, Navi Mumbai, is renowned for delivering advanced ER care that is tailored to meet individual patient needs. The department is known for achieving exceptional outcomes with a blend of compassion and precision.
Apollo Hospitals, Mumbai, is home to one of the city’s most advanced Emergency Medicine Departments, delivering round-the-clock emergency and trauma care supported by rapid response systems. The department features state-of-the-art resuscitation rooms, advanced monitoring technology, dedicated triage areas, and fully equipped ambulances to ensure prompt and effective treatment in critical situations.
From heart attacks, strokes, and accidents to severe infections, poisoning, and pediatric emergencies, our highly skilled team handles a wide range of urgent medical conditions with precision and speed. Adhering to international emergency care standards, we focus on saving lives and providing timely stabilization to every patient.
Recognized as one of the best emergency care hospitals in Mumbai, Apollo Hospitals combines expertise, technology, and compassion — ensuring world-class emergency treatment when every second counts.
Cases Treated and Success Rate
At the core of these statistics is our team's commitment to providing expert care and ensuring optimal outcomes for each patient. Our department's ability to handle a vast number of cases with such a high success rate speaks to the expertise and dedication we bring to every emergency situation.
At Apollo Hospitals Mumbai, our Emergency Medicine team consists of highly trained specialists dedicated to providing immediate and coordinated care. Our experts include:
Our emergency medicine department works as a multidisciplinary unit, ensuring patients receive immediate, accurate, and comprehensive care at all times. This makes Apollo Hospitals Mumbai a trusted name for emergency and trauma care in the city.
AFI involves a sudden onset of fever indicating an underlying infection. Our comprehensive testing protocols ensure rapid identification and treatment of the cause, reducing discomfort and preventing complications.
In ACS, the blood supply to the heart is suddenly blocked. We prioritize rapid intervention to restore blood flow and minimize heart damage using advanced diagnostic and therapeutic techniques.
Gastritis involves inflammation of the stomach lining leading to pain and discomfort. Our treatment approach includes medications and lifestyle adjustments to alleviate symptoms swiftly.
Strokes can lead to serious brain damage if not treated immediately. Our protocol focuses on quick diagnosis and intervention to restore blood flow and reduce brain damage.
Respiratory illnesses like asthma and pneumonia are managed using a combination of medication and monitoring to ensure patients can breathe easily and recover quickly.
Our smart ambulance system ensures that patients receive critical care even before reaching the hospital. Equipped with advanced life-support equipment, it acts as a mobile ER to stabilize and monitor vital signs during transport.
Point of Care Testing (POCT) for Troponin I allows for rapid detection of heart attacks through a simple blood test. This quick assessment aids in timely decision-making for acute coronary interventions.
The ability to measure blood ketone levels quickly helps us manage diabetic emergencies efficiently, enabling prompt intervention to avoid complications in diabetic ketoacidosis.
Arterial and venous blood gas (ABG and VBG) analyses provide instant insights into a patient's respiratory and metabolic state, essential for managing critical care scenarios effectively.
Our pediatric emergency medicine employs tailored approaches using age-appropriate tools and treatments, ensuring that children receive the best possible emergency care in a comforting environment.
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