03 / Paediatrics

Care for children, support for families

Children are not simply smaller adults. Their healthcare needs change with age, development and individual circumstances.

Dhanya Speciality Hospital provides paediatric services covering routine childhood care, newborn support, developmental monitoring and management of documented paediatric concerns.

Dhanya Speciality Hospital paediatric care consultation
  1. Stage 01

    Newborn

    NICU-level support for premature and sick infants; respiratory distress, sepsis and jaundice.

  2. Stage 02

    Growing child

    Growth, development, nutrition and vaccination monitored at every visit.

  3. Stage 03

    Childhood illness

    Chronic conditions, respiratory and other childhood illnesses, developmental concerns.

  4. Stage 04

    Adolescence

    Counselling on puberty, nutrition, diabetes, mental health and other concerns.

Newborn and infant care

Dhanya's documented paediatric scope includes care for premature and sick infants, including support for conditions such as respiratory distress, sepsis and jaundice.

Parents can discuss concerns about feeding, development, illness or other changes with the paediatric team.

For parents who aren't sure whether something needs attention

Parents often ask: “Is this something we should wait and watch, or should we see a doctor?” When a child has persistent symptoms, unusual changes, developmental concerns or a condition affecting daily life, a paediatric consultation can help determine what should happen next.

Questions patients ask

Does Dhanya provide vaccination and growth monitoring?

Yes. These are included in the hospital's documented paediatric service scope.

Does Dhanya care for premature or sick newborns?

The hospital's documented paediatric information includes NICU support for premature and sick infants. The exact level of care available for an individual newborn should be confirmed with the hospital.

Does paediatric care include adolescent health?

Yes. Adolescent counselling and concerns relating to puberty, nutrition, diabetes, mental health and chronic conditions are included in the documented scope.

When your child's health changes, knowing where to start matters.