Critical Care & Emergency
Round-the-clock intensivists, trauma stabilisation and rapid-response protocols.
When every second counts, count on us. Aravinda Hospitals & Advanced Medical Services is building a 24×7 emergency and critical care hospital near Mahabubnagar on the NH44 corridor, so that accidents, heart attacks, and medical crises can be treated within the Golden Hour rather than after a long journey to the city.
Our department combines round-the-clock emergency services with rapid response protocols, and 24×7 critical care with dedicated intensivists and advanced monitoring. We respond with precision, speed, and compassionate care—because every moment matters.
Emergency medicine on the NH44 corridor
Our advanced emergency department and dedicated trauma care unit are designed to receive, stabilise, and treat the seriously ill and injured, with intensive care units ready for those who need continued support.
Conditions we treat
- Road traffic accidents and major trauma
- Heart attack and cardiac arrest
- Stroke and head injury
- Severe breathing difficulty and respiratory failure
- Sepsis and septic shock
- Poisoning, snakebite, and envenomation
- Severe burns, fractures, and bleeding
- Diabetic emergencies and multi-organ failure
Procedures & services
- Triage and resuscitation, 24×7
- Advanced airway management and mechanical ventilation
- Haemodynamic monitoring and shock management
- Ultrasound-guided critical care procedures
- Central venous access, arterial cannulation, and tube thoracostomy
- Percutaneous tracheostomy and temporary pacemaker insertion
- Trauma stabilisation and surgical referral
- Cardiac and neuro-critical care
These lists are educational. Treatment is decided by the treating team according to each patient's condition.
Technology & facilities for emergency and critical care
Aravinda Hospitals is being equipped with an advanced emergency department, a trauma stabilisation unit, and intensive care units linked to a central monitoring system. Cardiac monitoring systems and a medical gas pipeline system support ventilated and critically ill patients at every bed.
CT scan, digital X-ray, and ultrasound with colour Doppler allow injuries and internal bleeding to be assessed quickly. Blood storage and transfusion services, laboratory services, dialysis units, and a modular operation theatre complex complete the pathway from arrival to definitive care.
Our consultants
Dr. Ratna Kumar Natta, MD (Emergency Medicine), DrNB (Critical Care Medicine), will serve as Senior Consultant – Emergency Medicine & Critical Care. Trained at SVIMS, Tirupati, and Fortis Escorts Heart Institute, New Delhi, his expertise spans trauma care, ICU management, airway and ventilation, shock and sepsis, and neuro-critical care. See our doctors.
Emergency care
If someone is seriously unwell or injured, call +91 84542 90000. Keep the patient still, do not give food or water, and tell us where you are. Full guidance is on our emergency page.
Rapid response, closer to home
Aravinda Hospitals is bringing 24×7 emergency and critical care to the NH44 corridor near Mahabubnagar. Call +91 84542 91000 or register your interest to hear when our services open.
Doctors in this department
Frequently asked questions
Is the emergency department open 24×7?
Yes. Emergency services at Aravinda Hospitals are planned to run round the clock, every day of the year.
What is an intensivist?
An intensivist is a doctor specially trained to care for critically ill patients in the ICU, managing ventilators, medicines, and organ support.
Do you have an ambulance?
Ambulance arrangements will be published with our opening details. Until then, call +91 84542 90000 for guidance.
Will trauma surgery be available?
Our trauma care unit and modular operation theatres are designed to support surgery for injuries, with orthopaedic, general, and neurosurgical teams.