Critical Care
The Critical Care Unit at SLG Hospitals provides round-the-clock intensive care for life-threatening conditions. Equipped with advanced ventilators, continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT), invasive monitoring, and life support systems, we ensure the highest standards of emergency and intensive treatment. Our protocols follow international guidelines for managing sepsis, trauma, cardiac arrest, and multi-organ failure.
FACILITIES & EXPERTISE
Our ICU brings together technology, expertise, and compassionate care:
- 24/7 monitoring with advanced life-support equipment
- Ventilators, CRRT (dialysis for unstable patients), and invasive monitoring systems
- Multidisciplinary team: intensivists, anaesthesiologists, critical care nurses, respiratory therapists, and infection control specialists
- Evidence-based care following global protocols
- Family support with daily updates and counselling
Critical Care consultants
- MBBS
- MD - Anesthesia
- MBBS
- MD Anaesthesia
- FCCM
- MBBS
- MD
Frequently asked questions
How is critical care different from a normal ward?
ICU offers advanced equipment, constant monitoring, and specialised staff for unstable patients.
Who requires ICU care?
Patients with severe trauma, organ failure, major surgeries, sepsis, or cardiac arrest.
Is ICU the same as emergency care?
No. The ER stabilises emergencies, while the ICU provides ongoing intensive management.
Can patients recover fully after ICU care?
Yes, many patients recover completely with appropriate treatment and rehabilitation.
How long does a patient stay in the ICU?
It varies by illness—some need only a few days, while others require weeks of close monitoring.
Book a Critical Care appointment
Tell us when suits you and our team will call you back to confirm a time. This is a request, not a confirmed appointment.