Lab Dekho does not yet list a verified emergency medicine specialist with a practice in Mumbai. New doctors are added regularly — meanwhile, the guidance below explains what to look for and where to get care.

What does an emergency medicine specialist do?

An Emergency Medicine specialist is trained to rapidly diagnose and stabilize patients with acute, unpredictable, and potentially life-threatening conditions — from heart attacks and strokes to major trauma, poisoning, and severe infections. They work in hospital emergency departments and are skilled in resuscitation, trauma management, and coordinating rapid multi-specialty care. Emergency physicians triage patients by severity, order urgent diagnostics, and initiate life-saving treatment before handing over to the relevant specialist team for ongoing care.

Conditions emergency medicine specialists treat

Heart Attack (Acute MI)
Stroke
Major Trauma & Road Accidents
Severe Allergic Reactions (Anaphylaxis)
Poisoning & Overdose
Severe Burns
Fractures & Dislocations
Acute Abdominal Pain
Breathing Difficulty & Respiratory Failure
Severe Bleeding
Seizures
Sepsis & Severe Infections

Symptoms that are worth a visit

Consider booking an emergency medicine specialist if you have any of the following, especially if they are new, getting worse or affecting daily life:

Chest pain or pressure
Sudden weakness or slurred speech
Severe difficulty breathing
Uncontrolled bleeding
Loss of consciousness
Severe allergic reaction with swelling
High-impact injury or accident
Severe abdominal pain
Chest pain or suspected heart attack
Signs of stroke (face drooping, arm weakness, speech difficulty)

Common tests and procedures

Depending on your symptoms, an emergency medicine specialist may recommend:

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
Airway Management & Intubation
Wound Suturing
Fracture Splinting
IV Fluid Resuscitation
ECG & Rapid Diagnostics
Defibrillation
Trauma Stabilization

Many blood tests can be booked with home sample collection before your consultation, so the results are ready when you see the doctor.

Qualifications to look for

Emergency Medicine Specialists usually hold MBBS, MD (Emergency Medicine), DNB (Emergency Medicine), FRCEM, Certificate in Emergency Medicine (CEM). Check that the doctor is registered with the National Medical Commission or a State Medical Council, and ask about their experience with your specific condition.

Sub-specialities

Some emergency medicine specialists focus further on one area: Trauma Care, Critical Care & Resuscitation, Toxicology, Disaster Medicine.

Typical consultation fees

An in-clinic consultation with an emergency medicine specialist in India typically costs about ₹500 to ₹2,000. This is an approximate range — actual fees vary by city, the doctor's experience and the clinic or hospital, and follow-up visits are often cheaper. Confirm the fee when you book.

Getting care in Mumbai until an emergency medicine specialist is listed

Start with a general physician if your symptoms are new or unclear; they can treat many problems and refer you to the right specialist.
Book tests at home: compare lab tests and health packages with home sample collection.
Emergencies: call 108 or 112, or go to the nearest hospital emergency department.

Questions about emergency medicine specialists in Mumbai

Is there an emergency medicine specialist listed in Mumbai on Lab Dekho?

Not yet — Lab Dekho does not currently list a verified emergency medicine specialist with a practice in Mumbai. New doctors are added regularly.

How do I find the nearest emergency medicine specialist to Mumbai?

Use the list of emergency medicine specialists in nearby cities on this page and compare their clinic locations, experience and reviews. You can also ask a general physician near you for a referral.

When should I go to the emergency room vs. urgent care?

Go to the ER for life-threatening symptoms like chest pain, stroke signs, severe bleeding, difficulty breathing, or major trauma. Urgent care is suitable for minor injuries and non-life-threatening illnesses.

What happens when I arrive at the emergency department?

Patients are triaged based on severity — the most critical cases are seen first, regardless of arrival order. Vital signs are checked and initial tests ordered immediately.

Are emergency departments open 24/7?

Yes. Emergency departments operate round the clock, every day of the year, to handle medical emergencies at any time.

What should I do in a medical emergency?

Call 108 or 112, or go to the nearest hospital emergency department straight away — do not wait to book an appointment.

How to choose and book

Compare qualifications, years of experience, patient ratings and fees, and check whether the doctor offers in-clinic, online or both. Carry previous reports and a list of medicines to your visit. You can also compare lab tests and health packages, and book home sample collection. In an emergency, call 108 or 112 rather than booking an appointment.

This page is general information and not medical advice. Doctor details, fees and availability are supplied by providers and may change.