The Department of Critical Care at Sri Balaji Action Medical Institute (SBAMI) stands as an Institute of excellence in providing advanced and specialized care for critically ill patients. With state-of-the-art facilities, a highly skilled team of healthcare professionals, and a patient-centric approach, the institute is dedicated to ensuring optimal outcomes for those facing life-threatening medical conditions.
The heart of the Institute of Critical Care lies in its dedicated and experienced team of healthcare providers. This includes critical care physicians, nurses, respiratory therapists, pharmacists, and other specialists who work collaboratively to deliver comprehensive care.
The hospital is equipped with cutting-edge monitoring systems and medical technology. This includes advanced ventilators, cardiac monitors, hemodynamic monitoring, and bedside diagnostic tools to closely monitor and manage critical patients.
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Our expert critical care team excels in managing ARDS, a severe lung condition that can be life-threatening. With state-of-the-art equipment and advanced treatment protocols, we ensure that patients receive prompt and effective care, maximizing their chances of recovery.
Know morePatients with advanced COPD require specialized care, and our team is equipped to handle these complex cases. We provide comprehensive treatment, including oxygen therapy, mechanical ventilation, and pulmonary rehabilitation, to improve the quality of life for our patients.
Know moreOur experienced team of intensivists is well-versed in managing advanced asthma cases. We employ cutting-edge therapies and closely monitor patients to alleviate symptoms and prevent severe asthma attacks.
Know moreSepsis can be life-threatening, and refractory septic shock is a particularly challenging condition to manage. Our critical care department excels in providing rapid and effective interventions, utilizing the latest medical advances to stabilize patients and improve their outcomes.
Know moreWe understand that critical care is needed round the clock. Our hospital ensures 24-hour coverage by intensivists, guaranteeing immediate response and care during emergencies. Our dedicated team is always on hand to address critical care needs, ensuring that patients are never alone in their fight for recovery.
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Critical Care refers to specialized medical care provided to individuals with severe, life-threatening illnesses or injuries. It is delivered in an intensive care unit (ICU) or critical care unit (CCU) and involves close monitoring, advanced medical interventions, and specialized equipment.
Critical Care is typically required for patients facing serious medical emergencies or conditions, such as severe respiratory distress, heart failure, septic shock, traumatic injuries, post-operative complications, and other critical illnesses that necessitate intensive medical attention.
Critical Care Units are equipped to provide a range of specialized services including advanced monitoring of vital signs, mechanical ventilation, hemodynamic support, continuous medication infusions, renal replacement therapy (dialysis), and management of complex medical conditions.
The Critical Care Team is composed of a multidisciplinary group of healthcare professionals. This includes intensivists (specialized critical care physicians), critical care nurses, respiratory therapists, pharmacists, physical therapists, dietitians, and other specialists who work collaboratively to provide comprehensive care.
The length of stay in a Critical Care Unit varies widely based on the nature and severity of the condition. Some patients may require only a brief period of critical care, while others with more complex or severe conditions may stay for an extended duration. Once stabilized, patients may be transferred to other hospital units or discharged.
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