Compassionate In-Patient Care for Children

A safe, child-friendly ward for the treatment and recovery of infants and children — with 24×7 pediatric supervision

When a child is unwell enough to need hospital admission, parents want two things: expert treatment and a caring environment. The General Pediatric Ward at Aryan Multispeciality Hospital provides both.

Supervised by Dr. Abhishek Arya (MD Pediatrics), our ward manages children requiring admission for fever, infections, dehydration, respiratory illness, and other acute conditions — with continuous nursing care and daily specialist rounds.

Services

• In-patient treatment for acute childhood illnesses (fever, pneumonia, diarrhea, dehydration)
• IV fluids and medication administration under supervision
• Continuous nursing care with regular vitals monitoring
• Daily consultant rounds by the pediatrician
• Nebulization and respiratory care for asthma and wheezing
• Pre- and post-treatment counselling for parents

Treatment Process

1. OPD/Emergency Evaluation — The child is examined and admission is advised if needed
2. Admission & Initial Treatment — Immediate care begins: fluids, medicines, monitoring
3. Investigations — Necessary tests to confirm the diagnosis
4. Daily Monitoring & Rounds — The consultant reviews progress and adjusts treatment daily
5. Recovery & Discharge — Once stable, the child is discharged with medicines and instructions
6. Follow-up Visit — A review appointment to ensure complete recovery

Why Choose Us

• Dedicated pediatric ward — designed for children's comfort and safety
• MD Pediatrician with 15+ years of experience overseeing every admission
• 24×7 nursing and emergency support
• Affordable, transparent billing
• NICU backup available in the same building if intensive care is needed
• Parent-friendly environment with clear daily updates

FAQ

Q1. When does a child need hospital admission?

A. High or persistent fever, dehydration, breathing difficulty, severe vomiting/diarrhea, or any condition needing IV medicines or close observation may require admission.

Q2. Can a parent stay with the child?

A. Yes, one attendant can stay with the child throughout the admission.

Q3. How long is a typical admission?

A. Most acute illnesses require 2–4 days of admission, depending on the child's recovery.

Q4. Is emergency admission available at night?

A. Yes, our hospital accepts pediatric emergencies 24×7.

Q5. What should I bring at the time of admission?

A. Any previous medical records, current medicines, and the child's basic personal items. Our staff will guide you through the rest.