Critical & Emergency Care

Critical & Emergency Care — Services by Dr. Pallav Mishra

When seconds matter, experience, clarity, and calm leadership save lives. Dr. Pallav Mishra brings seasoned critical care expertise and a compassionate, patient-centered approach to every emergency. This Critical & Emergency Care service page explains what we do, how we work, and what patients and families can expect when they walk through our doors — with practical, human-first language and clear, actionable information.

Who we are

Under the clinical leadership of Dr. Pallav Mishra, our Critical & Emergency Care program combines rapid decision-making with multidisciplinary teamwork. We specialize in managing life-threatening illnesses and injuries, coordinating care across specialties, and communicating clearly with patients and families during high-stress moments. Our goal: stabilize, diagnose, treat, and transition patients safely — while preserving dignity and minimizing confusion.

Core services (what we provide)

We deliver the full spectrum of emergency and critical care services tailored to adults and children with acute needs:

• Rapid triage and resuscitation
   Immediate assessment and stabilization for unstable patients — airway, breathing, circulation, and neurologic checks are prioritized to rapidly identify life-threatening conditions.
• Advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) & arrhythmia management
   Emergency treatment for heart attacks, severe arrhythmias, cardiac arrest, and chest pain with evidence-based protocols and timely interventions.
• Sepsis and severe infection management
   Early recognition, aggressive fluids and antibiotics, hemodynamic monitoring, and organ-support strategies to manage sepsis and septic shock.
• Trauma stabilization and multi-system injury care
   Rapid control of bleeding, fracture management, chest and abdominal trauma care, and coordination with surgical teams for definitive treatment.
• Airway management & mechanical ventilation
   Endotracheal intubation, ventilator initiation and weaning, and noninvasive ventilation for respiratory failure or severe respiratory distress.
• Neurological emergencies (stroke, coma, seizures)
   Fast stroke evaluation and coordination for reperfusion therapies, seizure control, and critical neurological monitoring.
• Acute toxicology and poisoning care
   Rapid assessment and tailored antidote and decontamination strategies for overdoses and toxic exposures.
• Pediatric emergency care
   Rapid pediatric assessment, resuscitation, and age-appropriate critical care measures for infants and children.
• Point-of-care ultrasound & bedside diagnostics
   Immediate bedside imaging and tests to speed diagnosis (cardiac, lung, abdominal, vascular), reduce time to treatment, and guide procedures.
• Infectious disease emergencies
   Management of severe infections, febrile illnesses, and coordination with infectious disease specialists for complex cases.
   

How we work — the process

1. Arrival & triage: You’ll be triaged on arrival to identify how quickly care is needed. Life-threatening cases are treated immediately.
2. Stabilization: Our priority is stabilization — securing airways, controlling bleeding, stabilizing circulation, and beginning rapid diagnostics.
3. Focused evaluation: Using lab tests, bedside ultrasound, ECG, and targeted imaging, we quickly narrow down causes and plan treatment.
4. Definitive care & monitoring: Whether it’s initiating antibiotics, ventilatory support, or urgent surgery, we provide continuous monitoring and adjust treatment in real time.
5. Family communication & shared decisions: We keep relatives informed about condition, treatment options, and next steps. We emphasize clear, compassionate updates.
6. Transition of care: When stable, patients are transferred to appropriate inpatient units, step-down units, or discharged with clear follow-up instructions and outpatient plans.
    

Why choose our Critical & Emergency Care

• Experienced clinical leadership: Dr. Pallav Mishra coordinates care with a focus on complex, high-acuity patients and multidisciplinary collaboration.
• Rapid, evidence-based action: Immediate application of contemporary critical care protocols — from sepsis bundles to ACLS — ensures care is timely and effective.
• Clear communication: We prioritize straightforward explanations and involve families in decisions, reducing anxiety during crises.
• Continuity of care: We partner with specialists, rehabilitation teams, and primary care providers to ensure safe transitions after the emergency phase.

What patients and families should expect

• Expect fast but methodical action on arrival — lifesaving steps come first, detailed explanations follow once the patient is stable.
• You will receive clear updates about the condition, interventions performed, and the likely next steps. We encourage one family spokesperson to streamline communication.
• We will discuss prognosis honestly, including realistic goals of care and options for continued support.
   

Practical preparation and tips

• If possible, bring a list of current medications, significant medical history, allergies, and a contact person.
• If you are accompanying someone, be ready to share recent events leading to the emergency (symptoms, time of onset, any medications taken).
• Understand that triage prioritizes based on severity — waiting times reflect clinical need, not order of arrival.
   

Quality, safety, and coordination

Safety is central: infection control measures, checklists for high-risk procedures, and continuous clinical audit of outcomes guide our practice. Dr. Pallav Mishra emphasizes collaborative rounds, rapid response pathways, and timely referrals to ensure each patient receives the right level of care at the right time.

 

Follow-up and rehabilitation

Emergencies often require continued care: inpatient critical care, step-down monitoring, physical rehabilitation, or specialist follow-up. We arrange clear handoffs and outpatient plans so recovery continues smoothly after discharge.

Safer. Healthier. Better Care.