Pritam Children's Hospital

Routine-OPD

Emergency-OPD

A qualified pediatric doctor is always on duty at our Bhosari branch. No waiting, no appointments needed in emergencies — walk in or call ahead.

When to visit Doctor

If your child has high fever, difficulty breathing, a seizure, loss of consciousness, severe vomiting, or any condition that is worrying you — do not wait for a scheduled appointment. Head to our Emergency OPD immediately.

Warning Signs — Don't Wait

These are signs that your child needs urgent medical attention. Come in right away or call us. ! High fever above 103°F (39.4°C) in any child, or any fever in a baby under 3 months ! Difficulty breathing, fast breathing, or noisy breathing (stridor, wheeze) ! Seizure (fits) — especially if lasting more than 5 minutes or first-time seizure ! Unresponsive, unconscious, or difficult to wake up ! Severe dehydration — sunken eyes, dry mouth, no urination for 8+ hours ! Persistent vomiting — unable to keep down fluids for more than 6 hours ! Head injury with vomiting, confusion, or loss of consciousness ! Rash with fever — especially spreading rash, red spots, or non-blanching spots ! Severe allergic reaction — swelling of face/lips/throat, hives with breathing difficulty ! Ingestion of a foreign body, medication, or toxic substance ! Severe abdominal pain — especially right-sided or with bloating/rigidity ! Newborn — not feeding, lethargic, yellow (jaundice), not passing urine ! Severe asthma attack — not responding to usual inhaler ! Any condition that a parent "feels" is serious — trust your instinct.

What We Manage in Emergency OPD

Severe Asthma / WheezingCroup (Barking Cough)BronchiolitisPneumoniaChoking / Foreign BodyStridor Neurological Febrile SeizuresEpileptic EpisodeAltered ConsciousnessHead InjuryMeningitis (Suspected)Severe Headache Infectious & Other High Fever WorkupDengue / Typhoid CrisisSevere GastroenteritisAnaphylaxisPoisoning / IngestionSevere Jaundice (Newborn)BurnsTrauma / Falls

Common Questions

Do I need an appointment for the Emergency OPD? No. Emergency OPD is walk-in at any hour. A pediatric doctor is always present at our Bhosari branch. You can call ahead on +91 94220 14135 to alert the team. Which branch has 24 × 7 emergency services? Our Bhosari Main Branch (Near Ayyappa Temple, Pune-Nashik Highway) has 24 × 7 emergency coverage with a resident pediatric doctor always on duty. My child has a fever of 100°F. Should I come to Emergency or book a routine appointment? A low-grade fever alone (under 102°F) in a child above 3 months who is alert and eating can usually wait for a routine OPD slot the same day. Call us and our team will guide you. However, any fever in a baby under 3 months or fever above 103°F warrants an immediate visit. What should I bring to the Emergency OPD? Bring your child's vaccination record, any previous prescriptions or test reports, and information about any medications given at home (including the name and dose). This helps us take faster, better decisions. Every minute matters in an emergency. 24 × 7 Pediatric Resident on duty. Walk in any time at our Bhosari branch. Call Now: +91 94220 14135