Dr. Kumar AnkurYears of Experience
Listed by Max Healthcare
Newborn and child care in Delhi
Dr. Kumar Ankur
Neonatologist & Pediatrician
Senior Director & HOD, Department of Neonatology
Max Healthcare, Delhi NCR
Evidence-led care for premature babies, newborns, high-risk infants and children, with careful explanations for parents at every step.
NICU expertisePremature and critically ill newborn care
Verified profile
Experience families can understand
Neonatology Leadership
Senior Director & HOD
Professional Memberships
IAP, NNF and IMA
Consultation Options
Hospital and Dwarka clinic
Appointments
Choose where you would like to consult
Availability can change. Confirm the current date and time during booking.
Max Healthcare Appointment
Hospital-based neonatology and pediatric consultation in Delhi NCR.
- ⌖BLK-Max and Max Dwarka
Choose the available hospital on the official booking page. - ◷Current slots
Shown live by Max Healthcare. - ☎Max booking support
+91 92688 80303
Dwarka Evening Clinic
Direct specialist consultation for newborn and child health concerns.
- ⌖Sunview Apartment
Flat 443, Sector 11, Pocket 4, Dwarka, New Delhi 110075. - ◷Monday-Saturday
5:30 PM-8:00 PM. - ☎Clinic phone
+91 85060 60443
About the doctor
Specialist care from birth through childhood
Dr. Kumar Ankur completed MBBS, MD Pediatrics and DNB Neonatology. His work includes newborn and premature baby care, neonatal ventilation, point-of-care ultrasound, nutrition and high-risk newborn follow-up.
MBBSMD PediatricsDNB Neonatology21+ years
Care pathways
Find the right information quickly
Dedicated pages explain the concerns, services and next steps relevant to your family.
Newborn Care
Prematurity, jaundice, feeding, breathing and NICU follow-up.
Explore newborn care →Child Care
Growth, nutrition, common illness and developmental guidance.
Explore child care →Clinical Services
Neonatal, diagnostic, procedural and developmental support.
View all services →Conditions
Common and complex concerns organized by clinical category.
View conditions →Patient stories
Feedback shared on the original website
These historical testimonials are reproduced from the previous website. They describe individual experiences and do not guarantee outcomes.
“This centre is best for new born. My baby was preterm and critical but recovered very fast within 2 days. I am happy with the facility of new born care centre.”
“The most important aspect for a child specialist is to be available whenever a child needs help… I am pleased at his availability via video consulting when my area was a red zone in lockdown.”
“My daughter is under his treatment since birth… she was born premature and is doing well.”
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Urgent newborn signs
Seek urgent medical care when a newborn appears seriously unwell
Poor feeding, breathing difficulty, blue lips, fever, unusual sleepiness, seizures or rapidly worsening jaundice require prompt professional assessment.
Breathing difficultyBlue lipsFeverVery poor feedingSeizuresMarked lethargy
Parent education
Clear information for confident decisions
Educational content supports a consultation and does not replace an examination by a qualified clinician.
Atopic Dermatitis in Children
Recognize common patterns, reduce irritation and know when to seek help.
Read medically reviewed guide →
Newborn Hearing Screening
Why early screening matters and what a referral result means.
Read screening guide →
Jaundice & Phototherapy
Understand bilirubin checks, warning signs and phototherapy.
Read jaundice guide →Frequently asked
Before your appointment
Consult for prematurity, jaundice, feeding difficulty, breathing concerns, poor weight gain, high-risk birth or follow-up after NICU discharge.
Bring discharge summaries, growth records, vaccination records, current medicines, investigation reports and a list of your main concerns.
Yes. A focused consultation can review the diagnosis, reports and proposed care plan. Bring all available records.
No. Website information is educational. For a seriously unwell child or newborn, seek urgent in-person care or call emergency services.
“Listen carefully, identify concerns early and use only the treatment that is genuinely necessary.”Dr. Kumar Ankur’s care philosophy