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Stabilise on Arrival
Breathing, temperature, heart rate and blood sugar are checked and supported immediately after admission.


24/7 Care for Your Newborn!
LB Nagar | King Koti
Premature birth, breathing difficulty, low birth weight, infection or jaundice can mean your baby needs intensive care. M’Brace’s NICU has high-end neonatal ventilation, with neonatologists caring for your baby and keeping you informed at each stage.
How M’Brace Cares for Your Baby
Every NICU stay follows the same principle: stabilise first, support what your baby cannot yet do alone, then step down as your baby grows stronger.
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Breathing, temperature, heart rate and blood sugar are checked and supported immediately after admission.
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Oxygen, ventilation, warmth and intravenous nutrition are provided until your baby can manage alone.
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Tube feeds move to breast or bottle feeding as your baby matures and gains weight.
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Parents learn feeding, care and warning signs before discharge, with follow-up visits planned.
Why Choose Us
Your baby is cared for by consultant neonatologists, supported by the Professor and Head of Paediatrics and a paediatric intensivist. Babies born at M'Brace move from the delivery room to the NICU in the same hospital, without transfer. As a neonatal intensive care unit in Hyderabad within NABH- and NABL-accredited Kamineni Hospitals, the NICU has high-end neonatal ventilation, laboratory support and 24/7 transport for babies referred from other hospitals.

Why Babies Need NICU Care
Many babies need only a short stay for observation, while others need weeks of support. The reason for admission guides your baby's care plan.
Born before 37 weeks, often needing breathing and feeding help.
Under 2.5 kg, needing warmth and nutrition support.
Fast breathing, grunting or low oxygen after birth.
High bilirubin needing phototherapy or closer monitoring.
Suspected sepsis needing antibiotics and observation.
Common in babies of mothers with diabetes.
Difficulty sucking, swallowing or keeping feeds down.
Babies needing observation after a difficult delivery.
Born before 37 weeks, often needing breathing and feeding help.
Fast breathing, grunting or low oxygen after birth.
Suspected sepsis needing antibiotics and observation.
Difficulty sucking, swallowing or keeping feeds down.
Under 2.5 kg, needing warmth and nutrition support.
High bilirubin needing phototherapy or closer monitoring.
Common in babies of mothers with diabetes.
Babies needing observation after a difficult delivery.
NICU: Neonatal Intensive Care
Newborn intensive care in Hyderabad at M'Brace follows your baby's needs from the first hours to discharge. Select a stage to see what happens and how you can be involved.
Stage 01
Your baby is placed in a warmer or incubator, connected to monitors, and given oxygen or fluids if needed.
Stage 02
A neonatologist explains why your baby was admitted, what is being done and what to expect over the next 24 hours.

Talk to the NICU Team
Diagnostics & Monitoring
Tests are kept to the minimum needed, as every blood sample matters for a small baby.

Monitoring
Track heart rate, breathing and oxygen levels at all times.

Blood
Measure jaundice and detect infection early.

Imaging
Check the lungs, heart and brain without moving your baby.

Screening
Detect hearing loss and eye problems in premature babies.
Our Team
Every shift follows one principle:Gentle Care. Honest Updates.
Choosing a NICU hospital in Hyderabad means knowing who is responsible for your baby. At M’Brace, consultant neonatologists lead care, with paediatric intensive care expertise available when needed.

MBBS, DNB (Paediatrics), FNNF
Consultant Paediatrician & Neonatologist

Senior Consultant Paediatrician

MBBS, DNB (Paediatrics), PGPN (Boston), IDPCCM
Consultant Paediatrician & Paediatric Intensivist

MD (Paediatrics), DCH
Professor & HOD, Paediatrics

Consultant Paediatrician & Neonatologist

MS, MCh (Paediatric Surgery), FMAS
Consultant Surgical Gastroenterologist

MBBS, MD (Paediatrics)
Consultant Paediatrician

Paediatric Neurologist
Developmental Paediatrician

Paediatric Orthopaedics
Location
M'Brace welcomes you at two locations in Hyderabad, LB Nagar and King Koti, each equipped for consultations, diagnostics and every stage of care.

Frequently Asked Questions
What parents most often ask when their baby needs NICU care.
Common reasons include premature birth, breathing difficulty, low birth weight, jaundice, low blood sugar or suspected infection. Your neonatologist explains your baby's specific reason and what the care plan involves.
That depends on why your baby was admitted and how early they were born. Some babies need a few days of observation, while very premature babies may stay until around their original due date.
Monitors and most tubes are not painful. For procedures such as blood tests, the team uses comfort measures like swaddling and skin-to-skin contact where possible.
Yes, and it is encouraged. Expressed breast milk can be given by tube even before your baby can feed directly, and it helps protect against infection.
Parents are encouraged to spend time with their baby. Holding and skin-to-skin contact begin once your baby is stable enough, and the nurses guide you.
The neonatologist explains your baby's progress during rounds and whenever there is a significant change, and you can ask questions at any time.
Yes. M'Brace has a NICU in LB Nagar and a NICU in King Koti, with neonatologists and high-end neonatal ventilation at both Kamineni Hospitals units.
Yes. Babies born at other hospitals can be transferred to M'Brace with 24/7 transport support through Kamineni Hospitals, coordinated between the referring hospital and the NICU team.
Planning Ahead or Following Up?
Fill in the form and the M’Brace care team will call you to fix a developmental assessment at LB Nagar or King Koti.