Pediatrics & Pediatrics Surgery

Pediatric care for children from birth to 18 years, with the majority of patients seen between 0–15 years. Covers routine checkups, illness management, developmental monitoring, and preventive child healthcare.

Our pediatric cardiology team provides specialized cardiac care for children, supporting early detection, evaluation, and management of heart-related conditions in collaboration with our pediatric specialists.

A 9-bed unit offering critical care for newborns, including premature infants and neonates requiring intensive monitoring, respiratory support, and specialized neonatal treatment.

A 4-bed unit for critically ill children, with continuous monitoring, bedside portable X-ray and portable sonography, and hospital-wide imaging access (radiation-free MRI, and CT under a low-dose radiation protocol).

Surgical care for children from birth to 18 years, including minimal access (laparoscopic) pediatric surgery. Empyema cases are managed through drainage or decortication, based on clinical severity. The department also performs complex surgeries for conditions such as diaphragmatic hernia, duodenal conditions, intussusception, other gastrointestinal conditions, and urinary tract conditions including posterior urethral valves (PUV).

All childhood vaccinations available, administered according to standard immunization schedules, supporting preventive pediatric healthcare.

Lactation counseling for new mothers, supporting breastfeeding initiation, technique, and continuation for newborns.

Structured counseling support for families navigating a child's diagnosis, treatment, or hospital stay, alongside medical care.

Round-the-clock pediatric emergency and ambulance services for children who need urgent treatment.

Yes, Bhaktivedanta Hospital's Pediatrics and Pediatric Surgery department has a dedicated 9-bed NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit) and a 4-bed PICU (Pediatric Intensive Care Unit) for critical newborn and pediatric care.

The department cares for children from birth through 18 years, with the majority of patients falling between 0–15 years.

Yes, pediatric surgery is available for children from birth to 18 years, including minimal access (laparoscopic) surgery.

Yes, all childhood vaccinations are available under one roof, administered according to standard immunization schedules.

Yes, the hospital provides round-the-clock pediatric emergency and ambulance services for children requiring urgent medical attention.

Yes, the hospital has a dedicated pediatric cardiology team supporting early detection, evaluation, and management of heart-related conditions in children.

The department offers lactation counseling for new mothers and structured family counseling to support parents through diagnosis, treatment, and recovery.

The department follows child-safe imaging practices. Pediatric CT scans are performed under a low-dose radiation protocol to minimize radiation exposure, and MRI uses no radiation at all. For children in the PICU, portable X-ray and portable sonography are available at the bedside, so they can be scanned without being moved.

Yes, the department has 2 dedicated isolation beds for children who need to be kept separate from the general ward, such as infectious or high-risk cases.