Common reasons patients contact us
- Chest pain, breathing difficulty and sudden weakness
- Fever with severe illness, confusion or dehydration
- Injuries, suspected fractures, wounds and bleeding
- Seizures, fainting and sudden changes in consciousness
24-hour Emergency Services24-hour Pharmacy Services
ESHAMultispeciality Hospital
PESHCO-2025-1129423 Sep 2025 – 22 Sep 2027
ISO 9001:2015 CertifiedQuality management system
GIC Empanelled HospitalEmpanelment No. 1000297Emergency assessment at ESHA
24-Hour Emergency Hospital in Yelahanka
ESHA provides 24-hour initial assessment, available diagnostics, stabilization and coordinated referral for urgent medical and surgical problems. If advanced specialist or critical care is required, the team arranges escalation after assessment.
Facilities and support available
- 24-hour emergency assessment
- 28-bed inpatient hospital
- Laboratory, ECG, digital X-ray and available imaging support
- 24-hour pharmacy and nursing support
- Stabilization and referral when higher-level care is required
When to seek emergency care
Do not delay when symptoms are severe.
- Call emergency services immediately for severe chest pain, breathing difficulty or stroke symptoms.
- Do not use an online appointment request for unconsciousness, seizures, major injury or uncontrolled bleeding.
- A seriously ill infant, child, pregnant patient or older adult should be assessed without delay.
Relevant ESHA team
Doctors and clinical leads
Provider availability and OPD timings must be confirmed before travelling.
ESHA Multispeciality Hospital
Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan Road, Attur Layout, Yelahanka New Town, Bengaluru 560064
Patient questions
Frequently asked questions
Is ESHA emergency open throughout the day?
Emergency assessment and the in-hospital pharmacy operate 24 hours. Call while travelling when practical so the team can prepare.
Do I need an appointment?
No appointment is required for an emergency. Routine and non-urgent consultations should be booked in advance.
Can every emergency be treated completely at ESHA?
The team assesses and stabilizes patients. Transfer may be necessary when advanced intensive care, surgery or another higher-level service is required.
What should I bring?
If readily available, bring identification, current medicines, allergies, insurance information and recent medical records. Do not delay urgent care to collect documents.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Nitish S
Emergency Physician • Last reviewed 12 September 2026