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Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)

Some newborns need additional observation and specialised support after birth. NICU care is organised around close monitoring, safe feeding, temperature control and treatment directed by the clinical team.

Service overview

Care designed around clinical need

Neonatal care may be recommended for premature babies, low-birth-weight newborns, breathing or feeding concerns, infection risk and other conditions requiring closer observation.

Parents are kept informed about the care plan and practical next steps. The level of neonatal support varies by facility, so families planning delivery or follow-up should confirm current capability directly with the hospital.

What patients can expect

Coordinated support

  • Specialised newborn observation
  • Paediatric and neonatal clinical review
  • Feeding and temperature support
  • Parent communication and discharge guidance

When to seek advice

Common reasons to contact us

  • Premature or low-birth-weight delivery
  • Breathing, feeding or temperature difficulty
  • Jaundice or possible neonatal infection
  • Newborns requiring observation after delivery

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Helpful reading

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Before you visit

Frequently asked questions

Does every newborn require NICU care?

No. NICU admission is recommended only when a newborn needs specialised monitoring or treatment.

Should maternity patients confirm NICU availability?

Yes. Families with a higher-risk pregnancy should discuss delivery planning and current neonatal facilities with the treating team.

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