Emergency Care

Rapid Evaluation & Treatment for Heart-Related Emergencies

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What is Emergency Care?

Emergency cardiac care is the immediate evaluation and treatment of sudden, life-threatening heart conditions. It covers heart attack, chest pain, cardiac arrest, severe arrhythmia, acute heart failure, breathlessness, and sudden collapse. Emergency physicians and cardiologists use rapid ECG, cardiac markers, resuscitation, and emergency angioplasty or other life-saving procedures to restore blood flow, stabilise the heart, and prevent permanent damage when every minute counts.

A heart emergency can happen without warning. It can affect anyone, regardless of age or lifestyle. Quick action can save a life and reduce the risk of permanent heart damage. Knowing when to seek emergency care and what to do before reaching the hospital can make a significant difference.

At the CK Birla Hospital, Kolkata, we provide 24x7 emergency care for people experiencing heart-related emergencies. Our dedicated team of emergency care physicians, cardiologists, cardiac surgeons and emergency care assistants work together to provide timely diagnosis and treatment. With advanced facilities and a quick response team, we are equipped to manage heart emergencies at any time.

Your Emergency Care Team

At CK Birla Hospitals, our emergency team is available round the clock, providing rapid assessment, life-saving treatment, and reassuring support for you and your family.

Why choose us

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Learn to recognise heart attack warning signs, respond to cardiac arrest, and know when to seek emergency help with clear guidance from our emergency care specialists, to help you act quickly when it matters most.

Insurance & Financial Information

We are partnered with a wide range of national and international insurance providers, including major players like Star Health, HDFC ERGO, ICICI Lombard, Bajaj Allianz, and New India Assurance, to help facilitate insurance benefits for eligible treatments, subject to policy terms and conditions provided by your health insurance provider.

Frequently Asked Questions

Chest pain that lasts for several minutes, spreads to the arm or jaw, or is associated with sweating, breathlessness or dizziness should be treated as a medical emergency.

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