24-Hour Emergency Care at Shri Ram Hospital, Vikaspuri
In an emergency, every minute counts. The 24-Hour Emergency Department at Shri Ram Hospital is ready to handle urgent medical situations at any hour, every day of the year, so you get quick assessment and treatment when it matters most.
If someone has chest pain, trouble breathing, signs of a stroke, severe bleeding or has collapsed, call +91 62623 04050 or reach the emergency department immediately.
We are in Vikaspuri, West Delhi, and serve patients from Janakpuri, Uttam Nagar, Dwarka, Tilak Nagar, Paschim Vihar, Rajouri Garden, Punjabi Bagh and across Delhi NCR.
When to Go to the Emergency Department
Go to the emergency department, or call for help, if you or someone near you has any of the following. Do not wait for it to pass and do not wait for an appointment.
Signs That Need Immediate Care
- Chest pain or pressure: Especially with sweating, breathlessness, nausea or pain spreading to the arm, jaw or back, which may be a heart attack.
- Signs of a stroke: Face drooping, arm weakness, slurred speech or sudden confusion, loss of vision or severe headache. Act fast because treatment is time-sensitive.
- Severe breathing difficulty: Gasping, inability to speak in full sentences or blue lips.
- Serious injury or accident: Head injury, suspected fracture, deep wound or heavy bleeding that will not stop.
- Loss of consciousness or seizure: Fainting that does not clear quickly, a seizure or sudden collapse.
- Severe abdominal pain: Sudden, intense pain or repeated vomiting, especially with fever or a hard, tender belly.
- Poisoning, overdose or severe allergic reaction: Swelling of the face or throat, breathing trouble or known ingestion of a harmful substance.
- High fever with confusion, or in a baby: A very high fever, stiff neck or drowsiness needs urgent evaluation.
- Pregnancy emergencies: Heavy bleeding, leaking fluid, severe pain or reduced baby movements.
If you are not sure whether it is an emergency, call us. It is better to be checked early.
Emergencies We Treat
Our department is equipped to assess and begin treatment for a wide range of urgent conditions, with specialist and ICU support when needed.
Emergency Conditions and Our Response
| Emergency | How We Help |
|---|---|
| Heart attack and cardiac emergencies | Rapid assessment, ECG and treatment to stabilise the patient, with cardiology and ICU support. |
| Stroke and neurological emergencies | Quick evaluation and urgent care, with neurology and neurosurgery input where needed. |
| Accidents and trauma | Examination, bleeding control, X-ray and treatment, with orthopaedic and surgical care when required. |
| Breathing problems | Oxygen, medicines and monitoring, with ICU and ventilator support for critical cases. |
| Acute abdominal conditions | Evaluation and surgical care for conditions such as appendicitis, with operation theatre backup. |
| Severe infections and sepsis | Prompt tests, treatment and close monitoring. |
| Diabetic and metabolic emergencies | Management of very high or low sugar levels and related complications. |
| Obstetric and gynecological emergencies | Urgent assessment and care for pregnancy-related and gynecological emergencies. |
Care depends on each patient's condition and the doctor's assessment.
What Happens When You Arrive
We understand an emergency is stressful. Here is what to expect so you and your family know what is happening.
Your Emergency Visit Step by Step
- Quick assessment (triage): A trained team member checks your condition first, so the most serious cases are attended to first.
- Stabilisation: Life-saving steps such as oxygen, fluids, medicines and monitoring start straight away when needed.
- Tests: Blood tests, ECG, X-ray and other diagnostics help the doctor find the cause quickly.
- Treatment and specialist input: The emergency doctor involves the right specialist, such as a cardiologist, surgeon or neurologist, as needed.
- Admission, ICU or surgery: If needed, you move to a ward, the ICU or the operation theatre without delay.
- Clear communication: The team keeps you and your family informed about the diagnosis and the plan.
What to Do Before You Reach the Hospital
A few simple steps can help while you are on the way. They do not replace medical care, so get to the hospital as quickly and safely as you can.
Helpful Steps
- Call for help first: Call +91 62623 04050 so our team can prepare and guide you.
- Do not drive yourself: If you have chest pain, dizziness or severe symptoms, ask someone else to drive you or arrange transport.
- Keep the patient still and calm: Let them lie or sit in the most comfortable position. Do not give food or drink to someone who is drowsy or may need surgery.
- Control bleeding: Press firmly on a bleeding wound with a clean cloth. Do not remove objects stuck in a wound.
- Note the time: Tell the doctor when symptoms started and which medicines the patient takes.
What to Bring
- Identity and insurance details: Aadhaar, insurance or scheme cards, if you have them.
- Previous reports and prescriptions: Any recent medical records and the list of regular medicines.
- A family member or friend: Someone who can give the history and handle paperwork.
Do not delay going to the hospital to collect papers. Treatment always comes first.
Complete Hospital Support Behind the Emergency Team
Emergencies often need more than one service. Because everything is in the same hospital, care moves quickly from one step to the next.
Services That Work Together
- ICU with modern ventilators: Critical care and close monitoring for seriously ill patients.
- Modular operation theatre: Emergency surgery with strict infection control.
- Digital X-ray and diagnostics: Quick imaging and tests to find the cause.
- In-house pharmacy: Medicines available without leaving the hospital.
- Specialist consultants: Cardiology, neurology, orthopaedics, surgery and more.
Why Choose Shri Ram Hospital for Emergency Care?
When you need urgent care, you want a hospital that is nearby, ready and organised. Here is what we offer.
Why Patients Trust Us
| Our Strength | Patient Benefit |
|---|---|
| Open 24x7, all year | Care is available at any hour, including nights and holidays. |
| Rapid response | A trained team focused on quick assessment and treatment. |
| Skilled emergency staff | Experienced doctors, nurses and support staff who are regularly trained in emergency protocols. |
| Diagnostics on site | Imaging and tests that help doctors act quickly. |
| ICU and OT backup | Immediate access to critical care and surgery if needed. |
| Family support | Clear communication and support for patients and their families. |
| NABH and ISO accredited hospital | Recognised standards of quality and patient safety. |
| Cashless for eligible patients | Cashless treatment through approved insurance providers and government health schemes. |
In emergencies, every second counts. Our team is committed to swift, thorough and compassionate care.
This page gives general information and is not a substitute for medical advice. Treatment depends on a doctor's examination. In an emergency call +91 62623 04050.
