Casualty
Doctors: Dr. Minnu Wilson, Dr. Dinani
Casualty Department at Kundara Hospital
Emergency Medical Care When You Need It
Medical emergencies can occur unexpectedly and require prompt assessment and appropriate medical attention. The Casualty Department at Kundara Hospital is intended to support patients who require urgent medical evaluation and care.
Our medical team assesses patients based on their presenting symptoms and clinical condition to help determine the appropriate next steps. Whether you are experiencing a sudden illness, an injury, or an unexpected change in your health, seeking timely medical attention is important.
Our Casualty Services
The department focuses on the initial assessment and management of urgent medical concerns. Depending on the patient’s condition and available facilities, this may include:
- Initial assessment of urgent medical conditions
- Evaluation of minor injuries and sudden illnesses
- Initial medical stabilisation when required
- Assessment of patients who may need specialist care
- Referral or transfer for advanced treatment when necessary
When Should You Visit the Casualty Department?
Seek urgent medical assessment for sudden or concerning symptoms, including significant injuries, severe pain, breathing difficulties, or sudden changes in consciousness. For life-threatening symptoms, seek emergency assistance immediately.
Why Timely Medical Attention Matters
Prompt medical assessment can help identify potentially serious conditions and guide appropriate treatment. Patients and caregivers should provide accurate information about symptoms, existing medical conditions, medications, and allergies whenever possible.
Consult Our Medical Team
For information about casualty services and availability, contact Kundara Hospital.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. When should I visit the casualty department?
Visit the casualty department for urgent medical concerns, sudden illnesses, or injuries requiring prompt assessment. Life-threatening symptoms require immediate emergency assistance.
2. Can I visit without a prior appointment?
Casualty services are intended for urgent medical concerns and generally do not require a routine appointment. Please contact the hospital to confirm service availability.
3. What should I bring during an emergency visit?
If available, bring identification, current medication details, allergy information, and previous medical records. Do not delay emergency care to collect these items.
4. Will I be referred to another hospital if necessary?
If a patient’s condition requires facilities or specialist services that are unavailable, the medical team may recommend referral or transfer to an appropriate healthcare facility.