At Shraddha Aarogya Mandir, Vapi, children’s health and happiness come first. Our Pediatric Department, under the care of Dr. Vatsal Malaviya (MBBS, MD Pediatrics), is dedicated to providing expert medical services for infants, children, and adolescents. From a baby’s first cry to teenage years, we ensure that your child’s physical, emotional, and developmental needs are met with compassion and medical excellence.
Parents from Vapi, Daman, Silvassa, and nearby areas trust us for comprehensive pediatric care in a safe and child-friendly environment.
Childhood is a time of rapid growth and development, and regular medical guidance is essential to ensure overall well-being.
At Shraddha Aarogya Mandir, our pediatric care covers:
Dr. Vatsal Malaviya believes that children require more than just medical treatment—they need a safe, friendly, and supportive environment where they feel at ease. Our pediatric unit is designed to reduce anxiety, making doctor visits comfortable for both children and parents.
We emphasize preventive healthcare through regular check-ups, nutritional counseling, and health education for families across Vapi, Bhilad, Pardi, and nearby towns.
We understand that nothing worries a parent more than a child’s health. At Shraddha Aarogya Mandir, we ensure transparent communication—explaining each diagnosis, treatment plan, and preventive measure in simple terms. Parents are also guided on:
Many childhood conditions require a multidisciplinary approach.
At Shraddha Aarogya Mandir, families benefit from seamless collaboration with other departments:
This integrated care ensures that every child receives complete and continuous medical attention.
Pediatrics
Dr. Vatsal Malaviya is a leading pediatric intensivist and neonatologist at Shraddha Aarogya Mandir Multispeciality Hospital in Vapi. With extensive training and experience, he is dedicated to providing expert care for critically ill children and newborns, ensuring the highest standards of treatment and compassion.
His Specialties
Everything You Need to Know
From birth. Newborns require regular check-ups within the first week, followed by scheduled visits to monitor growth, development, and vaccination.
Vaccinations protect children from life-threatening diseases like measles, polio, diphtheria, and hepatitis. Timely immunization ensures long-term health and prevents outbreaks.
Recurrent infections are common in children due to developing immunity. However, if symptoms persist or are severe, it’s important to consult a pediatrician for further evaluation.
If your child’s temperature is above 104°F or accompanied by lethargy, irritability, or rash, keep them cool, ensure they are hydrated, and consult your pediatrician promptly. Seek emergency care if symptoms worsen or the child becomes less responsive.
For infants under 1 year, perform five back blows followed by five chest thrusts. For children over 1 year, use the Heimlich maneuver. Call emergency services immediately if the object does not come out or if the child becomes unresponsive.
Seek emergency care for severe symptoms such as difficulty breathing, persistent seizures, severe allergic reactions, head injuries with vomiting or unconsciousness, or signs of serious infection like lethargy or poor responsiveness.