Immediate emergency response & ACLS ambulance units are operational 24/7.
Apollo Emergency & Critical Care
Rapid high-precision response, cardiac ACLS ambulances, Level-1 trauma surgeons, 24/7 STEMI Cath Lab, and express emergency triage at Apollo JBP Hospitals Jabalpur.
Express Ambulance Request (Jabalpur & MP Region)
Submit pickup coordinates for immediate cardiac ACLS ambulance dispatch.
24/7 Emergency & Critical Care Units
Multi-specialty emergency infrastructure designed for instant resuscitation, trauma surgery, and cardiac catheterization.
Level-1 Comprehensive Trauma Unit
Immediate surgical intervention for multi-trauma, head injuries, highway accidents, and complex fractures.
Cardiac Emergency & STEMI Network
Door-to-Balloon time under 60 minutes for acute myocardial infarction with 24/7 standby Cath Lab team.
Stroke Unit & Thrombolysis Care
Rapid non-contrast CT brain scan and intravenous clot-busting thrombolytic therapy within golden hour.
Pediatric & Neonatal ER
Specialized pediatric emergency doctors, warmers, and ventilator support for infants and children.
Poisoning, Snake Bite & Burn Unit
Antivenom availability, gastric lavage facilities, and sterile burn care isolators with intensive monitoring.
24/7 Emergency Blood Bank & Diagnostics
Instant cross-matching for PRBC, Platelets, and FFP, coupled with emergency CT, MRI, and ABG lab.
First Aid Emergency Action Protocols
Heart Attack SymptomsProtocol #1
- Call Emergency 1800-123-6666 immediately for cardiac ambulance.
- Keep the patient seated in a semi-upright relaxed position.
- Loosen tight clothing around neck and waist.
- Do not leave the patient unattended; perform CPR if unconscious.
Acute Stroke (F.A.S.T.)Protocol #2
- F (Face): Check if one side of face droops when smiling.
- A (Arms): Ask to raise both arms; check if one arm drifts down.
- S (Speech): Listen for slurred or unintelligible words.
- T (Time): Note exact time symptoms began and call immediately.
Severe Trauma & BleedingProtocol #3
- Apply firm, direct pressure on the bleeding wound with clean cloth.
- Elevate the injured limb above heart level if no fracture is suspected.
- Keep patient warm with blanket to prevent medical shock.
- Immobilize head and neck if spine injury is suspected in road accidents.
Snake Bite & PoisoningProtocol #4
- Immobilize the bitten limb at or slightly below heart level.
- Remove rings, tight bracelets, or shoes before swelling begins.
- Take a photo of the snake/poison container from safe distance if possible.
- Transfer immediately to Apollo Jabalpur for anti-snake venom (ASV).
Direct Emergency Hotlines
National Emergency Helpline
Toll-Free 24/7 Direct Ambulance Hotline
Apollo Jabalpur ER Reception
Emergency Triage & Patient Arrival Desk
Trauma & ICU Direct Counter
Critical Bed Availability & Transfer
24/7 Blood Bank Direct Desk
Emergency PRBC & Platelet Dispatch