Emergency Services at Smita Memorial Hospital
The Emergency Department at Smita Memorial Hospital provides immediate, life-saving care 24×7, with direct access to modern operation theatres, a 24-hour pharmacy and imaging and diagnostic centres. Highly trained doctors and support staff handle every kind of emergency with prompt, accurate treatment.
From minor medical issues to major accidents, for every age group, the team evaluates, diagnoses, treats and coordinates specialist care. It also handles emergencies in the elderly, terminally ill and those with multi-system failure, as well as mass casualties and disaster victims.
What we offer
Emergencies treated
Cardiac arrest, heart attack, acute stroke, all types of trauma, poisoning, snake bite, allergic reactions and drug overdose.
Specialty emergencies
Surgical, gastro, paediatric, obstetric/gynae and kidney emergencies, and fever with complications.
Advanced resuscitation
CPR, endotracheal intubation, central venous access, poly-trauma and severe head injury care.
Minor procedures
Wound suturing, plaster application and minimally invasive foreign body removal.
Facilities & equipment
- Tertiary trauma centre with neurosurgery, orthopaedics, general surgery and anaesthesiology
- Emergency OT, triage room and trauma bay
- Code system and shock room for cardiac arrest
- Ventilators, cardiac monitors and biphasic defibrillators
- Mobile X-ray, ultrasound, CT and MRI
- ICU, PICU and NICU
- 24×7 ambulance with control room
How it works
- Call 0486 235 0700 on the way if possible
- Come directly to the Emergency Department — no appointment needed
- The patient is triaged immediately according to severity
- Registration and paperwork can be completed after treatment begins
Emergency Services — frequently asked questions
Is the emergency department open all night?
Yes, it is open 24 hours a day, every day, with no appointment needed.
Do you treat snake bites and poisoning?
Yes. Snake bite, poisoning and drug overdose are among the emergencies treated round the clock.
What is the emergency number?
Call 0486 235 0700. For an ambulance call 97786 57373.
