24/7 Heart Emergency Care: From Chest Pain to Treatment in Minutes

The Silent Alarm: Why Chest Pain Should Never Be Ignored

Chest pain is one of those symptoms we often dismiss. “Maybe it’s gas,” “I’m just tired,” or “It’s nothing serious” — these are common excuses. But the truth is, chest pain can be the first sign of a heart attack. Ignoring it can cost precious time, and in cardiac emergencies, every second counts.

At Nano Hospitals (Hulimavu & Uttarahalli), our 24/7 Cardiac Emergency Unit is designed to act fast. From the moment you walk in, diagnosis and treatment begin in minutes, not hours.

Why Speed is Everything in a Heart Attack

A heart attack occurs when blood flow to the heart is blocked, usually by a clot. Without oxygen, the heart muscles start to get damaged within minutes. Doctors emphasize the Golden Hour — the first 60 minutes after chest pain starts. Quick treatment during this time can save heart function and lives.

Warning Signs to Watch Out For:

1.Sudden chest pain, tightness, or pressure

2.Pain spreading to arm, back, or jaw

3.Sweating without reason

4.Shortness of breath

5.Dizziness or nausea

How Nano Hospitals Saves Precious Time

At both branches, Hulimavu and Uttarahalli, our emergency protocol is built for speed:

1.Arrival: Patient rushed into ER with cardiac alert activated.

2.Instant Tests: ECG and blood tests within minutes.

3.Life-saving Treatment: Angioplasty, stents, or clot-busting injections as needed.

4.ICU Monitoring: Round-the-clock supervision after stabilization.

Why Choose Nano Hospitals for Heart Care?

24/7 Emergency Response — Cardiologists always on call.
Advanced Cath Lab — For angiograms and angioplasty.
Compassionate Care — Doctors and nurses who treat patients like family.
Recovery Support — Diet, lifestyle, and physiotherapy guidance post-treatment.

Real Stories, Real Relief:

Many patients arrive thinking it’s indigestion. But with immediate action, we’ve seen countless lives saved — patients walking out with gratitude, families leaving with relief.