Advanced Pediatrics &
Neonatal Care

Regular pediatric check-ups help monitor your child’s growth, development, nutrition, vaccinations, and overall health. The frequency of visits depends on the child’s age and individual healthcare needs.

Children require age-appropriate vaccinations to help protect them from various infections and diseases. Our pediatric team can guide parents regarding recommended vaccinations and vaccination schedules.

A pediatrician should be consulted for concerns such as fever, frequent infections, poor appetite, breathing problems, developmental concerns, unusual behavior, or any health issue affecting your child.

Neonatal care provides specialized medical support for newborn babies, particularly premature, low-birth-weight, or babies requiring additional monitoring and medical attention after birth.

Shivam Hospital, NH-1, Jal Vayu Vihar, Sector 30, Gurugram, offers pediatric and neonatal care for newborns, infants, children and adolescents. Dr. D. K. Agarwal, MD (Pediatrics) and Unit Director of Pediatrics, leads the team. Call +91 124 403 9001 or WhatsApp +91 85953 01586 to book.

Dr. D. K. Agarwal is Unit Director of Pediatrics at Shivam Hospital. He holds an MBBS and MD (Pediatrics), is a gold medalist, and has 17+ years of experience. Appointments can be booked online, by phone or on WhatsApp.

It covers newborn and neonatal care, pediatric consultations, vaccination and preventive care, pediatric emergency care, growth and development monitoring, and NICU care for premature, low-birth-weight or critically ill newborns.

Yes. The hospital provides NICU and critical neonatal care with continuous monitoring for premature, low-birth-weight or critically ill newbor

Newborns who are premature, have low birth weight, have breathing difficulty or have other conditions needing close monitoring may need NICU care. A pediatrician or neonatologist decides this after assessing the baby right after birth.

The hospital runs 24x7 emergency services and offers pediatric emergency care for sudden illness, injuries, infections and breathing difficulty. In an emergency, call +91 124 403 9001 or WhatsApp +91 85953 01586

Seek medical care if a baby under 3 months has any fever, if fever lasts more than 2 to 3 days, or if there is fast breathing, a seizure, persistent vomiting, unusual drowsiness or refusal to feed. Go straight to emergency care for these.

A newborn checkup assesses weight, feeding, breathing, heart rate, jaundice and reflexes soon after birth. It catches problems early, so feeding or health concerns can be treated while the baby is still very young.

Babies follow a schedule of visits in the first year, with vaccines starting at birth and continuing at set ages. Your pediatrician will give the exact timeline based on the national immunization schedule and your child’s health.

Doctors track height, weight, head size, nutrition and milestones such as speech, movement and social behavior at each visit. Plotting these on growth charts helps flag delays or nutrition problems early.

They treat fever, cough and cold, infections, breathing problems, poor appetite, growth and developmental concerns, behavioral issues and common childhood illnesses, along with preventive care and vaccination.

Yes. Message +91 85953 01586 on WhatsApp, call +91 124 403 9001, or use the online appointment form on the Shivam Hospital website.

The hospital has a TPA desk and works with insurance providers. Confirm your insurer and policy details with the TPA team before admission.