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Apex Multispeciality Hospital : Kopar Khairane

APEX MULTISPECIALITY HOSPITAL

NAVI MUMBAI

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24/7 Emergency Care in Kopar Khairane, Navi Mumbai

Apex Multispeciality Hospital in Kopar Khairane runs a 24/7 emergency department for adults with sudden, serious illness or injury. The team treats heart attacks (including clot-dissolving thrombolysis), stroke and paralysis, accidents and trauma, poisoning and severe breathing problems, with an ICU and ICCU in the same building for patients who need intensive care.

In an emergency, call Apex Hospital now: +91 85912 35064. For a free ambulance anywhere in Maharashtra, dial 108. Address: C-104, Bhumiraj Casabela, Plot B-219, Sector 19, near MSEB, Kopar Khairane, Navi Mumbai 400709. Get directions.

Emergencies we treat

  • Heart attack and chest pain. Immediate ECG, blood tests and thrombolysis when it is the right treatment, followed by ICCU care.
  • Stroke and paralysis. Sudden weakness, facial droop or trouble speaking needs urgent assessment. [HOSPITAL TO VERIFY: CT scan access (on site or tie-up) and whether stroke thrombolysis is given]
  • Accidents and trauma. Road accidents, falls, fractures and head injuries, with orthopaedic surgeons and neurosurgeons available.
  • Poisoning and overdose. Including pesticide, snake bite and medicine overdose. [HOSPITAL TO VERIFY: anti-snake venom stocked]
  • Severe breathing problems. Flare-ups of COPD and asthma, pneumonia and breathlessness, with BiPAP and ventilator support.
  • Serious infections. High fever with confusion, dengue with warning signs and sepsis.
  • Diabetic emergencies. Very high or very low blood sugar.
  • Sudden severe abdominal pain. Assessed by physicians and surgeons.
  • Pregnancy emergencies. [HOSPITAL TO VERIFY: 24×7 obstetrician availability for bleeding or labour emergencies before publishing this line]

What happens when you arrive

  1. A doctor or nurse checks the patient straight away and decides who needs treatment first.
  2. Breathing, blood pressure and heart rhythm are supported and pain is controlled.
  3. Rapid tests. ECG, blood tests, X-ray and 2D echo as needed.
  4. Specialist input. The relevant specialist is called in.
  5. Next step. Admission to the ICU & ICCU or ward, treatment and discharge, or a safe transfer if a service is not available at Apex.

Heart attack: why every minute counts

In a heart attack, a blocked artery starves part of the heart muscle of blood. The sooner the blockage is treated, the more heart muscle can be saved. Apex provides thrombolysis, a clot-dissolving medicine that can reopen the blocked artery, when a doctor decides it is safe and suitable. Read more on our heart attack emergency treatment page.

Call an ambulance or come yourself?

Call 108 or the hospital if the person is unconscious, has severe chest pain, is struggling to breathe, has stroke signs, has a serious injury, or cannot be moved safely. Do not drive yourself if you have chest pain or stroke symptoms. For less severe problems, a family member can bring the patient directly to the emergency entrance.

Emergencies involving children

Apex does not have a paediatric intensive care unit (PICU) or neonatal intensive care. If a child is brought in with a serious emergency, the team gives first assessment and stabilisation and arranges transfer to a hospital with specialised paediatric intensive care. [HOSPITAL TO VERIFY: confirm this is the hospital’s actual protocol for children]

What to bring

  • Current medicines, or photos of the strips
  • Old reports, ECGs and discharge summaries
  • ID proof and health insurance card, if available
  • The container or label of any poison or medicine swallowed

Never delay coming to hospital to find papers. Treatment starts first. Cashless admission can be arranged later with partner insurance and TPA companies.

Our emergency team

The emergency department is supported by Apex Hospital’s medical team, led by Dr. Anish Thakur, MD (Emergency Physician) [HOSPITAL TO VERIFY: homepage says MD Medicine, Doctors page says MD Emergency Physician. Confirm the exact degree], together with the General Medicine physicians and specialists on call, including cardiologists, surgeons, orthopaedic surgeons and neurosurgeons. [HOSPITAL TO VERIFY: which specialties are on call 24×7] See the full team on our doctors page.

Emergency hospital in Kopar Khairane, Navi Mumbai

The emergency department is at Apex Multispeciality Hospital, Sector 19, Kopar Khairane, near MSEB, and is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year. It serves patients from Kopar Khairane, Ghansoli, Vashi, Turbhe and nearby parts of Navi Mumbai. [HOSPITAL TO VERIFY: add a one-line landmark route from Thane-Belapur Road]

What our emergency department cannot do

Being clear about limits helps you get to the right place fast. Apex does not have a PICU, NICU or heart surgery. [HOSPITAL TO VERIFY: whether a cath lab for emergency angioplasty is available; if not, add it here] When a patient needs one of these, the team stabilises them and arranges transfer.

Emergency? Call +91 85912 35064 or dial 108. For non-urgent problems, book an OPD appointment with our general physicians.

Frequently asked questions

Is Apex Hospital's emergency department open 24 hours?

Yes. The emergency department at Apex Multispeciality Hospital, Kopar Khairane, is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Does Apex Hospital treat heart attacks?

Yes. The emergency team gives immediate ECG, blood tests and thrombolysis (clot-dissolving treatment) when it is safe and suitable, followed by care in the ICCU.

Can I bring an accident patient directly to Apex Hospital?

Yes. Road accident and trauma patients are treated in the emergency department. Call 108 if the patient cannot be moved safely.

What number should I call in an emergency?

Call Apex Hospital on +91 85912 35064. For a free ambulance in Maharashtra, dial 108.

Do I need money or insurance papers before treatment starts?

No. Emergency treatment starts first. Insurance and cashless formalities can be completed afterwards with the front desk.

Does Apex treat children in emergency?

The team provides first assessment and stabilisation for children, and arranges transfer when paediatric intensive care is needed, as Apex does not have a PICU.

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