ICU and Critical Care

Critical Care Hospital in Ranchi

The ICU and Critical Care Department at Bhagwan Mahavir Manipal Hospitals, Ranchi, is a specialised intensive care unit that caters to critically ill patients. Our critical care unit stands out in its services, as it has the latest technology available, coupled with a top-class team of doctors with international accreditation. Patients are supervised 24/7 under the guidance of expert physicians, respiratory specialists, trained nurses, and other specialists as needed. Being a Centre of Excellence, we have positioned ourselves as the most trusted Critical Care Hospital in Ranchi. Be it any type of emergency, our doctors are trained to handle all types of cases.

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Why Manipal?

The ICU and Critical Care Department at Bhagwan Mahavir Manipal Hospitals, Ranchi, holds a reputation for handling complex emergencies efficiently. Our doctors have saved many lives with decades of experience in Critical Care. Specialists from different departments collaborate to offer their best services and treatments in critical cases.

Our ICU units are regularly sterilised with minimal chance of microbial contamination. The monitoring systems are top-notch technology capable of detecting even the slightest fluctuations in the patient's vital signs.

We carefully assess patients for their assigned speciality at the time of admission. We also specifically train our nurses to provide personalised critical care. This comprehensive approach to safety and medical excellence establishes us as the Best Critical Care Hospital in Ranchi.

Facilities & Services

At the ICU and Critical Care Department, we meet the highest possible standards in delivering the best care to our patients. Our services include:

Management of conditions like heart problems, organ failure, lung disorders, brain trauma, blood infections, and major injuries (burns, accidents, etc.)

Specialised intensive care units for different age groups and medical conditions

Advanced equipment and technologies, including:
- High-tech ventilators
- Cardiac monitors
- Defibrillators

Emergency Tracheostomy for respiratory distress

Continuous patient monitoring by trained critical care staff

Rapid treatment response for faster recovery

FAQ's

What happens in an ICU?

The patient’s condition is assessed using a heart monitor and given IV infusions. All the vital signs are continuously monitored around the clock by specialist nurses. The ICU plays a crucial role by housing life-saving equipment and providing critical support. It also helps stabilise undiagnosed patients until a proper diagnosis is established.

What happens in an ICU?

When is a patient admitted to an ICU?

Generally, patients who are critically ill are admitted to the ICU. Patients are also admitted to the ICU from the emergency ward after surgery. The nurse-to-patient ratio is 1:1 or 1:2 so that the patients receive full attention and care.

For how long does a patient have to stay in an Intensive Care Unit?

For most of the time, patients stay in the ICU for 3 to 7 days. The stay can be extended depending on the condition of the patient. The stay is also prolonged if any surgery has been done while the patient is still in the ICU.

Can family members visit ICU patients?

Yes, family members can visit ICU patients. We follow a particular timing and schedule when the family members can visit and see their loved ones. But there is a restriction on the number of visitors per day to avoid any kind of trouble for the patient. The patient’s condition demands full monitoring and minimum disturbance.

Is ICU care permanent?

No, ICU care is not permanent. ICU care is a temporary, critical treatment phase. Once the patient is stabilised, the patient is shifted to the general ward or discharged home. ICU care is life-saving intensive care offered to patients in cases of emergency.

Who monitors the ICU and Critical Care Units?

There is a multidisciplinary team of specialists, including cardiac specialists, respiratory specialists, and critical care nurses. All these members are specially trained to handle emergencies without wasting even a minute.

ICU and Critical Care

Critical Care Hospital in Ranchi