Advanced Critical Care for Seriously Ill and Post-Surgical Patients
The Intensive Care Unit at Sitaram Bhartia Institute of Science and Research provides specialized care for critically ill adults and patients who require close monitoring after surgery or serious illness.
Our ICU is supported by experienced intensivists, trained nurses, advanced monitoring systems, respiratory support, bedside diagnostics, and coordinated specialist care. The focus is on timely intervention, continuous monitoring, patient safety, infection prevention, and compassionate communication with families.
We care for patients who need intensive observation, organ support, post-surgical monitoring, respiratory support, and multidisciplinary medical management in a safe and supportive environment.
Patients We Care For
Our ICU provides care for adults who may require close monitoring or advanced medical support due to:
Our ICU provides respiratory support for patients who are unable to maintain adequate breathing or oxygen levels on their own.
Respiratory support may include:
The type of support is decided based on the patient’s condition and clinical assessment.
Continuous Monitoring
Critically ill patients need close and continuous observation.
Our ICU team monitors important health parameters such as:
This helps the team identify changes early and respond promptly.
Central Line and Critical Care Procedures
Some critically ill patients may need advanced procedures to support treatment, monitoring, or medication delivery.
ICU procedures may include:
All procedures are carried out with appropriate safety, hygiene, and clinical protocols.
Superspecialist Support
Our ICU is supported by multiple specialists whenever required.
This may include coordination with:
This multidisciplinary approach helps ensure that every patient receives care suited to their overall medical condition.
High Dependency Unit Beds
For patients who need close monitoring but may not require full ICU-level critical care, High Dependency Unit beds may be available.
HDU care can support patients who need:
Some patients require ICU or HDU support after major or complex surgery.
Our ICU works closely with surgical specialists and anesthesiologists to support:
Timely diagnostics are important in critical care.
Our ICU has access to diagnostic support such as:
These services help the care team make faster and more informed decisions.
Nutritional Support
Nutrition plays an important role in recovery for critically ill patients.
Our ICU team provides nutritional support based on the patient’s condition, which may include:
Older adults admitted to the ICU often need care that considers frailty, multiple illnesses, medicines, infection risk, mobility, and recovery challenges.
Our ICU approach includes:
Families are kept informed through appropriate communication and counselling as part of the care process.
Our Approach to Critical Care
At Sitaram Bhartia, ICU care is planned around timely medical action, continuous monitoring, and coordinated decision-making.
Our approach focuses on:
Our ICU team follows established critical care principles and aims to provide safe, compassionate, and coordinated support for seriously ill patients.
When Might ICU Care Be Needed?
A patient may need ICU care if they have a serious or unstable medical condition requiring close monitoring or life-support measures.
ICU care may be required in situations such as:
For emergencies, patients should seek immediate medical attention and not rely on website enquiries or online forms.
Doctors and Care Team
Our ICU is supported by a trained critical care team that includes intensivists, nurses, support staff, and specialists from different departments.
The team works together to monitor patients continuously, respond to changes in condition, coordinate investigations and procedures, and keep families informed wherever appropriate.
Why Choose Sitaram Bhartia for ICU and Critical Care?
24/7 Intensivist-Led Critical Care
Our ICU has round-the-clock critical care support so that seriously ill patients can receive timely assessment, monitoring, and intervention.
Advanced Respiratory Support
We provide oxygen therapy, high-flow nasal cannula, non-invasive ventilation, and mechanical ventilation for patients who need respiratory support.
Continuous Monitoring and Timely Intervention
Vital signs and clinical progress are monitored closely so that changes in a patient’s condition can be identified and managed promptly.
Multidisciplinary Specialist Support
Our ICU team works with pulmonologists, cardiologists, nephrologists, neurologists, surgeons, anesthesiologists, internists, geriatricians, nutritionists, and physiotherapists whenever required.
Post-Surgical and HDU Support
Patients recovering from major surgery or serious illness can receive ICU or HDU-level monitoring based on their clinical condition.
Elderly-Friendly ICU Care
Older adults receive care that takes into account age-related risks, multiple health conditions, medication needs, infection prevention, mobility, and recovery planning.
Family-Centered Communication
We understand that ICU admission can be stressful for families. Our team aims to keep families informed and involved in important care discussions.
Evidence-Based and Compassionate Care
Our ICU care is guided by established critical care practices, clinical judgement, safety protocols, and a commitment to compassionate patient-centered treatment.
Focus on Recovery and Transition
Care does not end inside the ICU. Our team supports transition from ICU to ward or home, with follow-up planning and coordination where needed.
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