10+ Years Experience
Dr Srinivas Tsaliki
Anaesthesia & Critical Care
MBBS, MD (Anaesthesiology), IDCCM
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Emergency & Critical Care (ICU)
ఎమర్జెన్సీ & క్రిటికల్ కేర్ (ICU)
When a medical problem cannot wait, GVS is open 24 hours a day, every day. An emergency physician and nursing team assess you first, and critically ill patients are cared for in a 13-bed Intensive Care Unit with ventilator support, staffed 24/7. Do not wait for an appointment or a WhatsApp reply in an emergency. Call or come straight to the hospital.
When to consider a consultation
- Chest pain, severe breathlessness or sudden collapse
- Serious accidents and injuries
- Vomiting blood or passing black stools
- Snakebite or suspected poisoning
- Sudden weakness, difficulty speaking or a fit
- Any condition in which someone is seriously unwell and getting worse
These are common reasons people seek care. They do not diagnose a condition. Your doctor decides what applies to you.
Call now
- This is the emergency page. If someone is seriously unwell, call the emergency number now.
What is available
24/7 emergency department
An emergency physician and nursing team, open every day of the year.
Intensive Care Unit (13 beds)
Close monitoring and support for critically ill patients, staffed 24/7.
Ventilator support
Breathing support for patients who cannot breathe adequately on their own, available 24/7.
Emergency endoscopy
For digestive bleeding, food stuck in the food pipe or certain swallowed objects, after the emergency team assesses.
Snakebite and poisoning management
Urgent assessment and treatment.
Ambulance services
Call the emergency number to arrange transport.
Dialysis
Scheduled sessions. Call for details and timings.
The appropriate treatment depends on clinical assessment.
What happens in an emergency
- 1
Call or arrive
Phone the emergency number on the way, or come directly to the hospital.
- 2
Rapid assessment
The emergency team checks your condition and begins urgent treatment.
- 3
Admission if needed
Ward or ICU admission, based on how serious the condition is.
- 4
Family updates
Your family is kept informed about the condition and the plan.
Your doctors
10+ Years ExperienceDr Srinivas Tsaliki
Anaesthesia & Critical Care
MBBS, MD (Anaesthesiology), IDCCM
Regd. No. APMC/FMR/84034 (APMC)
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8+ Years Experience
Dr Korlepara Lakshmi Prasanth
Anaesthesia & Critical Care
MBBS, MD (Anaesthesiology), IDCCM
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8+ Years ExperienceDr Korlepara Lakshmi Prasanth
Anaesthesia & Critical Care
MBBS, MD (Anaesthesiology), IDCCM
Regd. No. APMC/FMR/97574 (APMC)
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Common questions
Is the emergency department open at night and on holidays?
Yes. Emergency services, emergency endoscopy, ICU and ventilator support are available 24 hours a day, every day.
Are all consultations and procedures available 24/7?
No. Outpatient consultations and planned procedures have separate schedules. The 24/7 services are the listed emergency services, emergency endoscopy, ICU and ventilator support.
How do I check ICU bed availability?
Call the hospital for admission information and current bed availability.
This information explains possible assessment and treatment options. It does not diagnose an individual condition or replace a medical consultation.