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Trauma Unit – Niramayaa Superspeciality Hospital
Accidents and injuries happen without warning: a road traffic accident, a fall from height, a workplace injury, a sports mishap, or an assault. In these critical moments, the speed and quality of the care a person receives can make the difference between life and death, and between full recovery and lasting disability.
The Trauma Unit at Niramayaa Superspeciality Hospital is equipped and staffed to provide rapid, coordinated, life-saving care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. From the moment a patient arrives, our dedicated trauma team works together to stabilise, diagnose, and treat injuries, with the expertise and infrastructure needed to manage everything from minor injuries to severe, life-threatening multiple trauma.
Is the Trauma Unit open at all times?
Yes. Our trauma and emergency services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays.
What should I bring when coming to the emergency department?
If possible, bring identification, details of any medical conditions, current medicines, allergies, and insurance documents. However, never delay coming to the hospital to collect documents. Treatment begins immediately.
Can I help an accident victim without legal trouble?
Yes. Good Samaritans are legally protected and will not be harassed or held liable for helping accident victims.
Do minor injuries need emergency care?
Minor cuts and bruises can often be treated at home or in the OPD. However, deep wounds, suspected fractures, head injuries, or any injury with worrying symptoms should be evaluated in the emergency department.
What is a medico-legal case (MLC)?
Injuries from road accidents, assaults, burns, poisoning, and similar incidents are registered as medico-legal cases as required by law. Our team handles the required documentation and police intimation.