ICU Facilities
- Critical Care: Intensive Care Units (ICUs) are specialized medical units equipped to provide intensive and continuous care for critically ill patients. They are staffed by highly trained healthcare professionals, including critical care physicians, nurses, respiratory therapists, and pharmacists, who work together to manage complex medical conditions and life-threatening emergencies.
- Advanced Monitoring: ICU facilities are equipped with advanced monitoring technology to closely monitor patients’ vital signs, such as heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and respiratory rate. Continuous monitoring allows healthcare providers to detect changes in a patient’s condition quickly and intervene promptly to prevent complications.
- Dedicated Staff: The staff in ICU facilities are specially trained to care for critically ill patients and are skilled in managing a wide range of medical emergencies, including respiratory failure, sepsis, cardiac arrest, and trauma. They provide round-the-clock care, support, and compassion to patients and their families during times of crisis and uncertainty.
