Advanced Intensive Care — When Every Moment Counts

The Critical Care Medicine Department at Sunrise provides round-the-clock intensive care for the most seriously ill patients — in our advanced ICU facilities with 300+ ICU beds across the group. Our intensivists and critical care specialists manage multi-organ failure, post-surgical monitoring, sepsis, traumatic injuries, and complex medical emergencies — ensuring continuous, expert oversight for every critical patient.

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Treatments and procedures

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Multi-Organ Failure Management

Coordinated, intensive treatment for patients experiencing failure of multiple organs at once, combining advanced monitoring and life support to stabilise the body and support recovery.

02

Mechanical Ventilation

Life-saving breathing support for patients unable to breathe adequately on their own, carefully managed and monitored to ensure safe oxygen delivery throughout the recovery period.

03

Haemodynamic Monitoring & Management

Continuous, close monitoring of blood pressure, heart function, and circulation, allowing the critical care team to detect changes early and respond quickly to keep patients stable.

04

Sepsis & Septic Shock Management

Rapid, protocol-driven treatment for severe infections that have spread through the bloodstream, combining antibiotics, fluids, and close monitoring to stabilise critically ill patients.

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Post-Operative Critical Care

Close, round-the-clock monitoring for patients recovering from major surgery, ensuring early detection of complications and a safe, well-supported transition through the critical recovery period.

06

Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) Management

Specialised treatment for severe, sudden lung failure, using advanced ventilation strategies and supportive care to give the lungs the best possible chance to heal.

07

Renal Replacement Therapy in ICU

Dialysis support provided to critically ill patients whose kidneys are no longer functioning adequately, helping maintain the body's balance while recovery is supported.

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Nutrition Support in ICU

Carefully planned nutritional support for critically ill patients who cannot eat normally, helping maintain strength and support the body's healing process during intensive care.

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Infection Control in Critical Care

Strict infection prevention protocols followed throughout the ICU, protecting vulnerable, critically ill patients from hospital-acquired infections during their most fragile recovery period.

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Family Communication & ICU Support

Clear, compassionate communication with families throughout a patient's ICU stay, ensuring they remain informed, supported, and involved in understanding their loved one's care.

Our Doctors

Dr. Jithin Jose

Consultant Intensivist & Infection Control Specialist

Faq

ICU admission is required when a patient needs continuous monitoring, organ support, mechanical ventilation, or close management that cannot safely be provided in a regular ward.

Yes — within designated visiting hours and following infection control protocols. Our critical care team prioritises keeping families informed and involved in the care of their loved ones.

An ICU (Intensive Care Unit) provides the highest level of monitoring and support for critically ill patients. An HDU (High Dependency Unit) is a step-down level for patients who need closer monitoring than a regular ward but do not require full ICU care.

ICU stays vary significantly based on condition and progress. Our critical care team works to transition patients to standard ward care as soon as it is clinically safe to do so.

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