Open now — and at every hour
24-hour emergency, casualty & ambulance
+91 9666 469 911Sree Suraksha Multispeciality Hospital, Pragathi Nagar — beside Reliance Trends, near the Alluri Seetharamaraju statue. Casualty, ICU, digital X-ray, laboratory, pharmacy, operation theatre and ambulance all run on this campus, 24 hours a day.
Before you come
What you will find when you arrive
The casualty, ICU, operation theatres, X-ray and laboratory are all in this one building in Pragathi Nagar.
If this is an emergency, do not watch this first. Call +91 9666 469 911.
In short
- Emergency and ambulance number: +91 9666 469 911, answered 24 hours a day, every day.
- Casualty is open round the clock. No appointment or referral is needed.
- Location: 6-1540/DNP/G1, Beside Reliance Trends, Near Alluri Seetharamaraju Statue, Pragathi Nagar, Hyderabad, Telangana 500090.
- Landmark: beside Reliance Trends, near the Alluri Seetharamaraju statue, Pragathi Nagar.
- On site and always running: ICU, modular operation theatres, digital X-ray, laboratory, pharmacy and ambulance.
- Areas covered: Pragathi Nagar, Nizampet, Bachupally, Bowrampet, Kukatpally, JNTU Hyderabad, KPHB Colony, Miyapur and surrounding areas.
Do not wait
Come in immediately for any of these
Chest pain or pressure
Especially with sweating, breathlessness or pain spreading to the arm or jaw.
Face droop, arm weakness, slurred speech
Note the time it started. Stroke treatment is measured in hours.
Severe breathlessness
Unable to complete a sentence, or blue lips or fingertips.
Uncontrolled bleeding
Press firmly on the wound with a clean cloth while you travel.
Unconsciousness or a fit that will not stop
Turn the person on their side and do not put anything in the mouth.
Serious injury or a road accident
Do not move a patient with a suspected neck or back injury. Call the ambulance.
Sudden severe abdominal pain
Particularly with vomiting, fever or a rigid abdomen.
Poisoning, overdose or snakebite
Bring the container, tablet strip or a description of the snake if it is safe to do so.
If you are unsure whether something is an emergency, call +91 9666 469 911 and describe it. It is always better to ask.
Calling the ambulance
- Call +91 9666 469 911. The line is answered at any hour.
- Give a landmark, not just an address. "Opposite the Nizampet X Roads signal" reaches the driver faster than a plot number.
- Say what has happened — an accident, chest pain, breathlessness, a fall — and the patient's age. It decides what the crew brings.
- Stay on the line until you are told help is on the way, and keep the phone free afterwards.
- Do not move a patient with a suspected neck or back injury. Keep them still and warm.
Finding us
- Landmark: beside Reliance Trends, near the Alluri Seetharamaraju statue, Pragathi Nagar.
- From Kukatpally / KPHB: towards Nizampet, then on to Pragathi Nagar main road.
- From Miyapur / JNTU: via Nizampet X Roads towards Pragathi Nagar.
- From Bachupally / Bowrampet: along the Pragathi Nagar road towards Nizampet.
Areas we reach
The hospital's ambulance and casualty serve Pragathi Nagar and the surrounding neighbourhoods of north-west Hyderabad.
- Pragathi Nagar
- Nizampet
- Bachupally
- Bowrampet
- Kukatpally
- JNTU Hyderabad
- KPHB Colony
- Miyapur
- Gandimaisamma
- Dulapally
- Suraram
- Jagadgirigutta
- Nizampet X Roads
Emergency FAQs
Questions people ask at 2am
What is the ambulance number for Pragathi Nagar?
Call +91 9666 469 911. This is Sree Suraksha Multispeciality Hospital's 24-hour emergency and ambulance line, answered at any hour including nights, Sundays and public holidays. Say where you are, using a landmark rather than only a house address, and what has happened.
Is there a 24-hour casualty near Kukatpally?
Yes. Sree Suraksha Multispeciality Hospital runs a 24-hour casualty at Pragathi Nagar, beside Reliance Trends near the Alluri Seetharamaraju statue, a short drive from Kukatpally, KPHB and Nizampet. Casualty, ICU, digital X-ray, laboratory, pharmacy, operation theatre and ambulance all operate round the clock on the same campus.
Do I need an appointment or a referral to come to casualty?
No. Walk in or arrive by ambulance at any time, day or night. Treatment starts first and registration is completed alongside it, so a relative can handle the paperwork while the patient is being seen.
Should I call the ambulance or drive the patient myself?
If the patient is conscious, breathing normally and you can drive safely, coming directly is often faster. Call the ambulance for a suspected neck or spine injury, chest pain, severe bleeding, unconsciousness, a seizure that will not stop, or when there is nobody fit to drive. Either way, phone ahead so the casualty team is ready when you arrive.
What should I bring to the emergency room?
Bring any medicines the patient takes, previous discharge summaries or reports if they are to hand, an ID, and the insurance or TPA card. None of this is required to be treated — come first, bring what you can.
Which emergencies does the hospital handle?
Road traffic accidents and polytrauma, fractures and head injury, chest pain, breathlessness, stroke symptoms, seizures, severe infection, poisoning, snakebite, abdominal emergencies, obstetric emergencies and paediatric emergencies. Where a patient needs a service the hospital does not provide, they are stabilised first and transfer is arranged.