When should I visit a pediatric critical care hospital?

You should visit when your child shows signs of severe illness such as breathing difficulty, persistent high fever, seizures, dehydration, sudden lethargy, or when referred by your pediatrician for specialized NICU, PICU or kidney critical care. Early specialist evaluation improves outcomes in critically ill children and newborns.

Does the hospital have NICU and PICU facilities?

Yes. Feather's Hospital has a 10-bedded NICU for newborns and a 9-bedded PICU for children requiring advanced critical care, equipped with HFOV, ECMO support, continuous monitoring and an expert multidisciplinary team available round the clock.

Do you provide pediatric kidney care?

Yes. Our dedicated Kidney Care Unit offers acute and chronic kidney condition management, CRRT for critically ill patients and child-specific dialysis protocols with safety-focused monitoring throughout treatment.

Is emergency ambulance available 24x7?

Yes. We provide 24x7 Emergency ICU on Wheels ambulance services for safe transport of newborns and children requiring critical care support during transfer to our hospital.

Can I book an appointment online?

Yes. You can book an appointment through our online form on this website, call us directly, or message us on WhatsApp. Our team will confirm your preferred date and service required.

Do you provide dialysis services for children?

Yes. We offer pediatric dialysis services with protocols designed specifically for children, supported by our nephrology team and critical care specialists for comprehensive kidney care.

Where is the hospital located?

We are located at 103-104-105, Captown Enhance, Sindhubhavan Extension Road, Shilaj, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380059. You can get directions via Google Maps or contact us for assistance.

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What to Expect During Pediatric Dialysis

Feather's Medical Team10 February 20266 min read

A parent-friendly overview of dialysis for children, safety monitoring and how pediatric teams make treatment more comfortable.

Dialysis helps remove extra fluid and waste products when a child's kidneys cannot do this safely on their own. Pediatric dialysis requires child-specific protocols, careful monitoring and close coordination between nephrology and critical care teams.

During treatment, the team tracks vital signs, fluid balance and comfort closely. Parents should ask about session duration, diet advice, warning signs and follow-up plans so they understand each step of care.