Department Overview
Critical Care & ICU
Continuous Monitoring
The critical-care unit supports patients who need close observation, oxygen therapy, ventilatory support or management of unstable vital signs.
Multidisciplinary Care
Critical-care doctors coordinate with physicians, surgeons and other specialists according to the patient’s condition. Nursing teams monitor changes and communicate urgent concerns.
Family Communication
The treating team provides updates and explains the care plan, expected monitoring and important decisions to authorized attendants.
Conditions We Evaluate
- Severe breathing difficulty
- Sepsis and serious infection
- Shock or unstable blood pressure
- Post-operative critical monitoring
- Altered consciousness or neurological emergency
- Multiple-organ dysfunction
- Serious trauma or burns requiring intensive monitoring
Services & Care Support
- 24×7 critical-care monitoring
- Oxygen and ventilatory support
- Emergency stabilization
- Post-operative intensive care
- Multidisciplinary specialist coordination
- Critical-care nursing and bedside monitoring
Our Care Approach
Clinical decisions with compassion and clarity
Critical-care decisions are based on continuous assessment, monitoring results and response to treatment. Because conditions may change quickly, communication with the authorized family member is an important part of care.