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In an emergency, call 93196 62944 or come straight to the hospital. Main Burari Road, near Janta Medicos, Conductor Colony, Burari Garhi, Burari, Delhi – 110084. Get directions.
24×7 emergency care close to home
When something goes wrong suddenly, such as severe pain, an injury or a high fever that won't come down, getting help quickly matters. Samrijo Hospital provides round-the-clock emergency care for families in Burari, Sant Nagar, Mukundpur, Jharoda, Wazirabad and nearby areas of North Delhi.
Because the hospital is a surgical centre with its own operation theatre, laboratory and radiology, many surgical emergencies can be diagnosed and treated under one roof, without being sent elsewhere for each step.
When to come to emergency
- Severe or worsening abdominal pain
- Vomiting blood, black stools, or heavy bleeding from the back passage
- High fever that isn't settling, especially with a painful swelling or wound
- Injuries: cuts that won't stop bleeding, suspected fractures, burns
- Unable to pass urine, or severe side pain from a stone
- A hernia that becomes painful, hard and won't go back
- A diabetic foot that is red, hot, swollen or smelly
Common emergencies we treat
Surgical emergencies: appendicitis, gallbladder infection, abscesses, trapped hernias, bowel obstruction, perforated ulcer and wound infections.
Pain and infections: kidney stone pain, urinary retention, liver abscess, high fever with infection, and infected diabetic foot wounds.
Minor injuries: cuts and wounds needing stitches, dressings and tetanus protection.
Which medical emergencies (for example heart attack, stroke, serious breathing problems, or complicated pregnancy) are managed on-site or stabilised and referred, is being confirmed.
Call an ambulance (108 / 102) immediately if…
- Chest pain, especially spreading to the arm, jaw or back, with sweating or breathlessness
- Sudden weakness of the face, arm or leg, slurred speech or confusion (possible stroke)
- Severe breathing difficulty, choking, or blue lips
- Unconsciousness or a seizure that doesn't stop
- Major accident, head injury or heavy bleeding
For these, the nearest hospital with the right specialist facilities, reached quickly by ambulance, is the priority.
What happens on arrival
- Quick assessment (triage): the most urgent patients are seen first.
- Vital signs: pulse, blood pressure, oxygen, temperature and sugar.
- Immediate care: pain relief, fluids, oxygen or bleeding control as needed.
- Tests in the in-house laboratory and radiology.
- A clear plan: treatment and discharge, admission, surgery, or safe transfer to a specialised centre.
Our emergency services
- 24×7 emergency doctors and nursing staff
- Emergency surgery in the hospital's operation theatre
- Laboratory and imaging in the same building
- Wound care, stitching and dressings
- Admission and monitoring for patients who need to stay
What to expect
Emergency departments see patients in order of how urgent their condition is, not in order of arrival. If someone arriving after you is seen first, it is because their situation is more serious. The team will keep you informed. Once the patient is stable, the doctor will explain the diagnosis, the treatment plan and an estimate of costs.
Simple first aid while you travel
- Bleeding: press firmly with a clean cloth and keep pressing; raise the limb if possible.
- Burns: cool with running tap water for 20 minutes. Don't apply toothpaste, ice or oil.
- Suspected fracture: keep the limb still and supported.
- Severe belly pain: don't eat or drink, and avoid strong painkillers until seen, as they can hide important signs.
- Diabetes: if the person is drowsy and sugar is low, give sugar or glucose only if they can swallow safely.
Why choose Samrijo Hospital in an emergency
- Open 24×7 on Main Burari Road, close to home for North Delhi families.
- Surgical team, operation theatre, lab and radiology under one roof.
- Clear communication with families, in Hindi or English.
बुराड़ी में 24 घंटे इमरजेंसी सेवा
Samrijo Hospital, मेन बुराड़ी रोड पर, दिन-रात, सातों दिन खुला रहता है। तेज़ पेट दर्द, अपेंडिक्स, फोड़ा, हर्निया में अचानक दर्द, पथरी का तेज़ दर्द, पेशाब रुकना, ख़ून की उल्टी, चोट और डायबिटीज़ में पैर का संक्रमण जैसी स्थितियों में तुरंत अस्पताल आएँ। अस्पताल में ऑपरेशन थिएटर, लैब और रेडियोलॉजी एक ही जगह हैं, जिससे जाँच और इलाज जल्दी हो पाता है।
सीने में दर्द, लकवे के लक्षण (चेहरा टेढ़ा होना, हाथ-पैर में कमज़ोरी), साँस लेने में बहुत तकलीफ़ या बेहोशी जैसी स्थिति में तुरंत 108 या 102 पर एंबुलेंस बुलाएँ और सबसे नज़दीकी सही सुविधा वाले अस्पताल जाएँ। पहुँचने पर सबसे गंभीर मरीज़ को पहले देखा जाता है।
इमरजेंसी नंबर: 93196 62944 (24×7)।
Frequently asked questions
Is Samrijo Hospital open at night?
Yes. The hospital is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including Sundays and holidays. Call 93196 62944 or come straight in.
Do you have an ambulance?
Please call the hospital number and the team will guide you on the fastest way to reach us. For life-threatening emergencies, you can also call the national ambulance number 108 or 102.
Do I need to call before coming in an emergency?
No. In an emergency, come straight to the hospital. If you can, a quick call on the way helps the team prepare.
What should I bring in an emergency?
If possible, bring the patient's ID, a list of current medicines, recent reports, and any known allergies. Don't delay coming to collect these.
Is there an ICU?
Please call the hospital to check current critical-care facilities. Patients who need specialised intensive care are stabilised and transferred safely to an appropriate centre.
What does emergency treatment cost?
Emergency treatment is started first; costs depend on the tests, treatment and stay needed. The team will explain estimates as soon as the patient is stable.
क्या अस्पताल रात में खुला रहता है?
हाँ, Samrijo Hospital 24 घंटे, सातों दिन खुला रहता है। इमरजेंसी में सीधे अस्पताल आएँ या 93196 62944 पर कॉल करें।
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