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Stork Multispeciality Hospital, Kompally offers 24/7 emergency services, designed to handle any medical or surgical emergency with a commitment to “Zero-error.”
The Emergency Department, akin to a mini Critical Care Unit, provides patients with care equivalent to that in a fully equipped Intensive Care Unit during their resuscitation period. Modeled after modern Intensive Care Units, the department is fitted with advanced emergency equipment, including a multi-channel communication system, Central Oxygen Supply, Defibrillator, Cardiac Monitor, Pulse Oximeter, Cardiac Stretcher, and Suction Machine.
Staffed by a team of experienced doctors with a minimum of 10 years of experience and Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) training, the department also includes ICU-trained nurses, paramedical staff, and specially trained ward boys to handle cervical and spinal injury patients.
Key facilities in the Emergency Department include:
Emergency Team: Comprising trained doctors, ICU-trained nurses, paramedical staff, and specially trained ward boys for shifting cervical/spinal injury patients.
Suction Apparatus: Used to remove secretions from the throat.
Defibrillator: Used to revive cardiac functions in cases of sudden cardiac arrest.
Cardiac Monitor: Monitors blood pressure, pulse, and cardiac functions.
Central Oxygen Supply: Each bed is equipped with a round-the-clock in-built oxygen point.
Severe asthma attacks, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), exacerbations, Pneumonia, Pulmonary embolism.
Heart attacks (Myocardial Infarctions), Chest pain, Cardiac arrest, Arrhythmias.
Road traffic accidents, Fractures and dislocations, Head injuries, Burns and scalds.
Strokes, Seizures, Meningitis, Head trauma
Acute abdominal pain, Appendicitis, Gastrointestinal bleeding, Intestinal obstruction.
Sepsis, Severe infections like cellulitis or abscesses.
Acute psychosis,Suicidal ideation, Severe anxiety or panic attacks
Critical Care:
Multi-organ Failure: Management and support for patients with failure of multiple organs
Severe Infections and Sepsis: Intensive treatment for severe infections and septic shock
Post-Surgical Complications: Care for patients with complications following surgery
Respiratory Failure: Mechanical ventilation and advanced respiratory support
Cardiac Care: Advanced cardiac life support
Management of complex arrhythmias
Neurological Intensive Care: Monitoring and treatment of severe brain injuries and strokes
Renal Failure: Dialysis and continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT)
Critical Care for Pediatric and Neonatal Patients: Specialized care for critically ill children and newborns
Organ Transplant Care: Post-transplant intensive care for organ recipients