24 Hour Emergency Hospital in Gopalganj with ICU

24x7 Emergency and ICU

At Dr. R.K. Thakur Hospital, Gopalganj, we provide emergency care day and night for accidents, severe stomach pain, bleeding and urine blockage, with an ICU for close monitoring.

Our hospital, Dr. R.K. Thakur Hospital, is a 24 hour emergency hospital in Gopalganj, open every day of the year on Kamla Rai College Road, beside Hotel Ralson, Arar. We care for families facing a road accident, severe stomach pain, heavy bleeding, sudden inability to pass urine, severe stone pain, or a very unwell patient who needs an ICU in Gopalganj. Our team first stabilises the patient, and when needed, Dr. Rajnish Kumar Thakur, our founder and chief surgeon with 16+ years of experience, performs emergency surgery in our own operation theatres, with anaesthesia by Dr. Neeraj Chaturvedi. Pathology, digital X-ray, ultrasound, ECG and our pharmacy are under one roof. Patients reach us from across Gopalganj district and from nearby parts of Siwan, Saran, the Champarans and Uttar Pradesh, but in a life-threatening emergency, always go to the nearest hospital first. We are honest about our limits: we stabilise serious head injuries and complex fractures and refer them to a higher centre. Please call +91 72739 94786 while you are on the way, so that our team is ready.

Our emergency department is open 24 hours a day, every day. In an emergency, the first hour matters. Our team assesses the patient, stabilises breathing, blood pressure and bleeding, and decides the next step as quickly as possible.

Common emergencies include injuries from road accidents and falls, cuts and wounds, severe abdominal pain (acute abdomen) from appendicitis, a burst intestine (perforation) or a blocked intestine (obstruction), vomiting blood or bleeding from the back passage, sudden inability to pass urine (urinary retention), kidney stone pain and abscesses. Our operation theatres allow emergency surgery when it is needed, and anaesthesia is given by our specialist, Dr. Neeraj Chaturvedi (MBBS, DA).

Our ICU (intensive care unit) is for patients who need close watching, such as after a major operation or when a patient is very unwell. We monitor heartbeat, blood pressure, oxygen level and urine output closely. Pathology, digital X-ray, ultrasound, ECG and our in-house pharmacy support quick decisions.

We are honest about our limits. Some patients, such as those with serious head injuries who need a neurosurgeon, or complex fractures that need major orthopaedic surgery, need a specialised higher centre. In such cases we give first care, stabilise the patient and refer them without delay, with a note explaining what has been done.

For chest pain, please see our heart care section. Please call +91 72739 94786 while you are on the way, so that our team is ready.

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Emergencies we handle

  • Road accidents, falls and injuries
  • Severe abdominal pain: appendicitis, intestinal perforation and obstruction
  • Bleeding from wounds, vomiting blood or bleeding from the back passage
  • Sudden inability to pass urine (urinary retention)
  • Severe kidney stone pain
  • Abscesses and infected wounds
  • A stuck (obstructed) hernia
  • Swallowed coins in children
  • Chest pain: first care, ECG and stabilisation
  • Close monitoring in the ICU after major surgery or serious illness

Facilities and approach

  • Emergency open 24 hours, every day
  • ICU with close monitoring
  • Our operation theatres for emergency surgery
  • Our anaesthesia specialist, Dr. Neeraj Chaturvedi (MBBS, DA)
  • Pathology, digital X-ray, ultrasound and ECG for quick diagnosis
  • Our in-house pharmacy for emergency medicines
  • Stabilisation and honest referral when a higher centre is needed

Why patients choose us

Our emergency is backed by Dr. Rajnish Kumar Thakur, our founder and chief surgeon, with 16+ years of experience and more than 10,000 surgeries performed, including emergency surgery for intestinal perforation and obstruction, and by our anaesthesia specialist Dr. Neeraj Chaturvedi. Operation theatres, an ICU, pathology, X-ray, ultrasound and a pharmacy are under one roof at Kamla Rai College Road, beside Hotel Ralson, Arar, Gopalganj. We tell families clearly what we can do here, and when a patient needs another centre, we stabilise and refer without delay.

Frequently asked questions

What should I do on the way to hospital after an accident?

Keep the injured person lying still, and do not twist or bend the neck or back if a spine injury is possible. Press a clean cloth firmly on any bleeding wound. Do not give food or water, as surgery may be needed. Keep the person warm and keep talking to them. Please call +91 72739 94786 on the way so our team is ready, and bring an ID, the Ayushman card and the patient's regular medicines.

Should I give food or painkillers for severe stomach pain?

Do not give food, water or painkillers on your own for severe stomach pain. Food and water can delay an emergency operation if one is needed, and painkillers can hide important signs. Please bring the patient to our emergency quickly, especially if the pain is severe, the abdomen is swollen or hard, or there is repeated vomiting, fever, or no passing of stool or gas. These can be signs of appendicitis, perforation or obstruction.

Do you treat head injuries and major fractures?

We give first care to every injured patient: checking breathing, controlling bleeding, pain relief, X-rays and stabilisation. Some patients, such as those with serious head injuries who need a neurosurgeon, or complex fractures that need major orthopaedic surgery, are best treated at a specialised higher centre. In such cases we stabilise the patient and refer them quickly with a written note, so that no time is lost. We will always tell you honestly.

When is a patient shifted to the ICU?

We shift a patient to the ICU when they need closer watching than a ward can give, for example after a major or emergency operation, or with very low blood pressure, severe infection, heavy blood loss or difficulty breathing. In our ICU, heartbeat, blood pressure and oxygen are monitored continuously. Our doctors explain the patient's condition to the family and shift the patient back to the ward once they are stable.

Is Dr. R.K. Thakur Hospital a 24 hour emergency hospital in Gopalganj?

Yes. Our hospital and emergency are open 24 hours, every day, at Kamla Rai College Road, beside Hotel Ralson, Arar, Gopalganj. Our team assesses every patient on arrival, and our operation theatres, ICU, X-ray, ultrasound, pathology and pharmacy support urgent care at any hour. Please call +91 72739 94786 while you are coming, so our team can prepare, and bring old reports and the patient's regular medicines.

When is emergency surgery in Gopalganj needed for stomach pain?

Emergency surgery may be needed for appendicitis, a burst intestine (perforation), a blocked intestine (obstruction), a stuck hernia, or internal bleeding after an injury. Warning signs are severe or worsening pain, a hard or swollen abdomen, repeated vomiting, not passing stool or gas, fever or fainting. Our surgeon examines the patient, orders tests such as X-ray, ultrasound and blood tests, and explains whether an operation is needed now or whether careful observation is safer.

What does our ICU in Gopalganj provide?

Our ICU is for patients who need closer watching than a ward can give, such as after a major or emergency operation, or with severe infection, heavy blood loss, very low blood pressure or difficulty breathing. We monitor heartbeat, blood pressure, oxygen level and urine output closely, and our doctors update the family regularly. When a patient needs a service that is not available at our hospital, such as dialysis, our team arranges a transfer to a suitable centre.

Where can I get accident treatment in Gopalganj at night?

Our emergency is open all night for road accidents, falls and cuts. Our team checks breathing and bleeding, gives pain relief, cleans, dresses and stitches wounds, and does X-rays to look for broken bones. We perform emergency surgery here when it is needed. We stabilise serious head injuries and complex fractures and refer them quickly with a written note. On the way, keep the injured person still, press on bleeding wounds and call +91 72739 94786.

What decides the cost of treatment at a 24 hour emergency hospital in Gopalganj?

The cost depends on the problem, the tests needed such as X-ray, ultrasound and blood tests, whether an emergency operation is needed, the number of days in the ward or ICU, medicines and the room chosen. In an emergency, treatment comes first. We tell the family about the expected costs as soon as the plan is clear, and update them if the plan changes. Please keep the patient's Ayushman card, if any, ready.

Can the Ayushman card be used in an emergency at our hospital?

Our Ayushman Bharat PM-JAY empanelment covers general and laparoscopic surgery packages, which include some emergency operations such as appendix surgery. In an emergency, treatment starts first. Please bring the patient's Ayushman card and Aadhaar card as soon as possible, and our help desk checks eligibility and whether the procedure is covered. Gynaecology and urology packages were not part of our empanelment as of mid-2025.

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Dr. Rajnish Kumar Thakur

Dr. Rajnish Kumar Thakur

Founder and Chief Surgeon: Laparoscopic, Laser, Urology and General Surgeon
Dr. Neeraj Chaturvedi

Dr. Neeraj Chaturvedi

Anaesthesia Specialist

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