Not every illness needs a hospital admission. Our day-care beds let you get IV fluids, injections, nebulization and a few hours of observation under nursing care, and go home the same day.
When is day care better than a hospital admission?
Many illnesses, such as dehydration from loose motions or vomiting, weakness during viral fever, or a mild asthma attack, only need a few hours of treatment and observation.
Day-care beds let you receive IV fluids, injections or nebulization under a doctor's supervision and go home the same day. If your condition needs a longer stay, the doctor will advise a hospital admission.
What is nebulization and who needs it?
A nebulizer turns liquid medicine into a fine mist that you breathe in through a mask or mouthpiece. It is used for wheezing, asthma and some chest infections, in both children and adults.
Nebulization is available at the clinic during OPD hours on all 7 days. The doctor checks your breathing before and after the treatment.
What is a GRBS test?
GRBS (General Random Blood Sugar) is a quick finger-prick test that shows your blood sugar in about a minute.
It helps the doctor check sugar levels in people with diabetes, giddiness or weakness, and during day-care treatment.
When you may need it
- IV fluids for dehydration & weakness
- Injections & IV medicines
- Nebulization for wheezing & asthma
- Observation after procedures
- Nursing care & dressing
What happens during your visit
- The doctor examines you and decides whether day-care treatment is suitable.
- You are given a bed, and the nursing staff check your BP, pulse and sugar if needed.
- IV fluids, injections or nebulization are given as prescribed.
- You are observed until you are stable and comfortable.
- You go home with medicines and instructions, and come back if your symptoms return.
How to prepare
- Bring your current prescriptions and a list of medicines you take.
- Bring a family member to accompany you home if you are weak or unwell.
- Tell the doctor about any allergies, diabetes, heart or kidney problems.
- For children, carry any inhaler or spacer they already use.
Go to a hospital immediately if
- Severe breathlessness, blue lips, or inability to speak in full sentences.
- Drowsiness or confusion, or the person cannot be woken properly.
- Signs of severe dehydration: no urine for many hours, very dry mouth, sunken eyes.
- Seizures or chest pain.
Call 108 for an ambulance.
Frequently asked questions
Is nebulization available without an appointment?
Yes, nebulization is available during OPD hours.
Where can I get nebulization near JP Nagar 7th Phase?
Prasanna Poly Clinic on Chunchaghatta Main Road, Ganapathipura, Konanakunte offers nebulization during OPD hours on all 7 days, including Sundays.
Can I get IV fluids at a clinic for weakness or dehydration?
Yes. If the doctor feels it is needed after examining you, IV fluids are given on the clinic's day-care beds under nursing care, and you can usually go home the same day.
Is nebulization safe for children?
Yes. Nebulization is commonly used for children with wheezing. The doctor decides the medicine and dose based on the child's age and condition.
How long does day-care treatment take?
It depends on the treatment. Nebulization takes a short time, while IV fluids and observation may take a few hours.
Can I get my sugar checked quickly without a full blood test?
Yes. A GRBS finger-prick sugar test gives a reading in about a minute and is available during OPD hours.
Page last updated 6 November 2026. This information is for general awareness and does not replace a consultation with a doctor.