24/7 lifesaving expertise for critical moments
When health hangs in the balance, expert care makes all the difference. Our multidisciplinary Critical Care specialists deliver round-the-clock monitoring, advanced technology, and prompt treatments to support failing organs and protect every patient's chance at healing.
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Advanced Medical Infrastructure
Equipped with modern infrastructure designed to support patients with severe medical and surgical illnesses
Our facilities include:
- Modern Intensive Care Unit (ICU)
- Advanced mechanical ventilators
- Multi-parameter bedside monitoring systems
- Bedside ultrasound
- Portable X-ray facilities
- Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT) capability
- Advanced infusion pump systems
- Point-of-care laboratory testing
- Isolation rooms for infection control
- 24×7 laboratory, blood bank and imaging support
Why Choose NewEra?
Specialist-Led Intensive Care
Our intensivists provide round-the-clock supervision, ensuring critically ill patients receive timely assessment and intervention whenever their condition changes.
Multidisciplinary Critical Care
Our ICU team collaborates with specialists across multiple disciplines to deliver coordinated, patient-centred treatment for complex medical and surgical conditions.
Advanced Organ Support
From mechanical ventilation and dialysis to continuous haemodynamic monitoring, our ICU is equipped to support patients through life-threatening emergencies.
Family-Centred Communication
We prioritise regular updates, transparent discussions and compassionate support to help families stay informed throughout the patient’s treatment.
Focus on Recovery
Alongside stabilising critically ill patients, we begin planning for recovery early, working with rehabilitation teams to support the next stage of care.
When Should You Seek Immediate Medical Attention?
Seek emergency medical care immediately if someone experiences:
- Difficulty breathing or severe shortness of breath
- Loss of consciousness or inability to wake up
- Severe chest pain
- Sudden confusion or inability to speak
- Seizures lasting more than five minutes or repeated seizures
- Severe bleeding following an injury
- Sudden weakness affecting one side of the body
- Persistent low blood pressure or signs of shock
- Blue lips or fingertips due to lack of oxygen
- Rapid deterioration following surgery or serious illness
Our Centre of Excellence
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Our Expertise
Treatments & Procedures
Medical Intensive Care
Comprehensive management for critically ill patients with severe medical conditions requiring continuous monitoring and advanced treatment.
Surgical Intensive Care
Specialised care for patients recovering from complex surgery or experiencing post-operative complications.
Cardiac Critical Care
Advanced monitoring and treatment for acute heart conditions, heart failure and recovery following cardiac procedures.
Neuro Critical Care
Intensive care for patients with stroke, brain haemorrhage, traumatic brain injury and other neurological emergencies.
Respiratory Critical Care
Comprehensive support for severe pneumonia, respiratory failure, COPD exacerbations and other life-threatening lung conditions.
Sepsis & Septic Shock Management
Early diagnosis and evidence-based treatment for severe infections affecting multiple organ systems.
Mechanical Ventilation
Invasive and non-invasive ventilatory support for patients requiring assistance with breathing.
Renal Replacement Therapy
Continuous and intermittent dialysis support for critically ill patients with acute kidney injury or severe metabolic disturbances.
Post-Operative Critical Care
Close monitoring after major surgery to support recovery and identify complications early.
Trauma & Polytrauma Critical Care
Comprehensive intensive care for patients with multiple traumatic injuries requiring multidisciplinary management.
Advanced Haemodynamic Monitoring
Continuous assessment of heart function, circulation and organ perfusion to guide critical treatment decisions.
Infection Prevention & Critical Care Support
Strict infection control measures and evidence-based practices to reduce ICU-related complications.
Family Counselling & Care Planning
Regular communication with families regarding treatment progress, expected outcomes and ongoing care plans.
Our Specialists
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Dr. MAHESH SARDA
Senior Consultant – Critical Care Medicine (Intensivist) / Physician
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Patient Stories
Stories of Care and Recovery
A Remarkable Recovery After Robotic Joint Replacement Surgery at New Era Hospital, Ramdaspeth, Nagpur We are proud to share the recovery journey of the first patient to undergo Robotic Joint Replacement Surgery at New Era Hospital, Ramdaspeth. The patient started walking just 4 hours after surgery. Now, after completing 14 days of recovery, she is able to walk comfortably and confidently without pain. This recovery highlights the role of advanced robotic-assisted technology, expert surgical care, and a dedicated rehabilitation approach in joint replacement surgery. Watch the complete video to see her remarkable recovery journey. New Era Hospital, Ramdaspeth, Nagpur
Mr. Swapnil Wasekar
Critical Care
From 1.5 Years of Knee Pain to Pain-Free Walking — Without Painkillers For the past 1.5 years, the patient had been struggling with severe knee pain. On a relative’s recommendation, they consulted Dr. Alankar Ramteke, Consultant – Robotic Joint Replacement Surgeon at Newera Hospital. During the consultation, Dr. Ramteke identified an important concern—the patient had a small and weak kidney, making the use of conventional painkillers unsuitable. With his experience, careful diagnosis, and personalised treatment approach, the patient underwent Robotic Joint Replacement Surgery. Today, the patient is safe, walking comfortably, and recovering well—without relying on painkillers. Accurate Diagnosis. Advanced Robotic Surgery. Care That Cures.
Ms. Varsa Meghashyam Dhanjode
Critical Care
From Pain to Walking Again — with Robotic Precision! After successfully undergoing knee replacement in one leg several years ago, the patient developed severe problems in the other knee. Seeking advanced treatment, the patient consulted Dr. Alankar Ramteke, Consultant – Robotic Joint Replacement Surgeon, Newera Hospital, Ramdaspeth. With advanced Robotic Knee Replacement Surgery, the procedure was performed with precision and personalized surgical planning. The result? A remarkable recovery — the patient was able to start walking with support just 3 hours after surgery and is now doing much better. When advanced technology meets surgical expertise, recovery can take a confident step forward.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Critical Care provides specialised treatment for patients with life-threatening illnesses or injuries requiring continuous monitoring and advanced life support.
ICU admission is required for severe illness, major injuries or conditions needing intensive monitoring and organ support.
The ICU manages conditions such as sepsis, respiratory failure, stroke, heart attack, major trauma and post-operative complications.
Mechanical ventilation is a life-support treatment that helps patients breathe when they cannot do so effectively on their own.
Sepsis is a life-threatening response to an infection that requires immediate medical treatment.
Critical Care specialists monitor critically ill patients, coordinate multidisciplinary care and provide advanced life-support treatment.
Yes. Visiting is permitted according to the patient's condition and hospital visitation policies.
Patients are continuously monitored for heart function, breathing, blood pressure, oxygen levels and other vital parameters.
Once stable, patients are transferred to a general ward for continued treatment and recovery.
The length of stay depends on the severity of the illness and the patient's recovery.
It is a condition where two or more vital organs stop functioning properly and require intensive medical care.
While not all are preventable, healthy lifestyle choices, vaccination, managing chronic diseases and early medical care can reduce the risk.