Neonatal Care

Neonate means newborn infant or first 28-30 days of life. Neonatal care means newborn infant care which is given from delivery till first 30 days of life.

At Felix Hospital, Noida, we offer advanced premature baby care through our state-of-the-art Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Our team of experienced neonatologists and pediatric specialists in noida provides 24×7 monitoring and specialized treatment for pre-term and low-birth-weight babies.

Equipped with the latest technology and infection-controlled environments, our neonatal care unit in Noida ensures your newborn receives the best start in life. From respiratory support and thermal regulation to nutrition and developmental monitoring, every aspect of premature infant care is handled with compassion and precision. Recognized as one of the best hospitals for neonatal and premature baby care in Noida, Felix Hospital is committed to supporting parents and ensuring a safe recovery for every newborn.

Premature Baby Care in Noida | Neonatal Care at Felix Hospital

Felix Hospital is among the leading centers for premature baby care in Noida, offering advanced neonatal and NICU services for preterm and critically ill newborns. Our team of expert neonatologists and dedicated nursing staff ensure round-the-clock monitoring and care for infants who require specialized medical attention during their early days of life.

Why Premature Babies Need Special Care

Explain briefly what premature birth is (before 37 weeks) and why such babies need advanced monitoring, temperature control, and oxygen support.

Role of Neonatal care

Neonatal care is a specialized unit that takes care of all newborn babies. The neonatal care team role includes –

  • Assessment of newborn transition from mother’s womb to outside environment

  • Evaluation of normal and abnormal (if any like heart related or lungs etc) functioning

  • Helps with bonding between parents and infant

  • Takes care of the infant in the absence of mother

At felix hospital, we have a specialized Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) division which provides best care to your new-born/critically ill children.

Different Levels of Neonatal Care (NICU)

Neonatal care unit can be categorised into 4 care levels based on the requirement

Level 1 -New-born Nursery

Newborn nursery or transitional nursery is provided to all the newborns for them to adjust in the external world. Now a days all newborns are kept under an observation for couple of hours for assessment and evaluation before handing over to their mothers.

Level 2 – Special Care/Low dependency Care

Level 2 nursery is for infants who do not need continuous observation and are stable and growing. They need to be evaluated at certain intervals to monitor their progress.

Level 3 – Higher dependency Care

Level 3 care unit is provided to babies who need some medical treatment and support. Infants are monitored at regular interval and check for their progress.

Level 4 – Intensive Care Unit (NICU)

Level 4 care unit is for infants who needs constant observation due to serious problem like low birth weight below 1.5 kg, 3-month premature birth etc

Advanced NICU Facilities at Felix Hospital

  • Level III NICU (fully equipped for critical newborns)
  • Incubators, warmers, and ventilators
  • 24x7 monitoring and infection control
  • Experienced neonatal nursing staff
  • Constant communication with parents

Common Conditions We Treat


  • Preterm Birth Complications
  • Low Birth Weight
  • Neonatal Jaundice
  • Respiratory Distress Syndrome
  • Infections and Sepsis
  • Feeding Difficulties
  • Birth Asphyxia

Family-Centered Neonatal Care

Felix Hospital involves parents in every stage of newborn care — from NICU visits to breastfeeding counseling and emotional support.

 

FAQs about Neonatal Care

Q Why new-borns are kept in NICU?

A Newborns are kept in NICU to assess and evaluate the transition from mother’s womb to outside world. And to check for any abnormality in the infant (like lungs or heaty related).

Q What is premature birth?

A baby, born before 37 weeks of pregnancy is called as premature baby.

Q What is the ideal weight of a new born?

A An average weight of full-term baby usually lies between 2.5-3.9Kgs. Weight below 2.5Kg of full term is considered as low birth weight. And birthweight above 4kg is considered as over weight

Q My infant is suffering from Jaundice. What do I do?

A When the newborn is born, it takes time for the baby to adjust in this new environment. And the baby reduces lot of heat from the body. It is very common to have jaundice after 24 hours of birth. But the level of Bilirubin must be monitored.
You should immediately check with your doctors if you find your infant have jaundice. Other precautions which you can take –

  • Expose your infant to sunrays during the early hours of the day i.e. within first two hours of sun rise.

  • Keep your newborn covered and warm all the time

Felix hospital is one of the finest hospitals when it comes to taking care of your child. We offer a holistic care to our patients and it is one of Best Paediatric Hospital in Noida, for vaccination and all other health problems related to children (infants/kids/teens).

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