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When emergencies demand swift decisions and expert intervention, every second counts. At Dr LH Hiranandani Hospital, one of the top critical care medicine hospitals in Powai, we pride ourselves on delivering precise and compassionate care to critically ill patients.
Intensive Care Unit at DR L H Hiranandani Hospital provides highest standard of Clinical Skills and Nursing care across multiple specialties and illnesses with World class ICU infrastructure and advanced amenities under one roof. We strive to constantly upgrade ourselves and in this endeavour have been successful to develop a state of the art, comprehensive, personalized, patient centric, multidisciplinary Intensive Care department with Sound Clinical acumen at the core of patient care. Our strategy to face critical challenges includes a team based approach consisting of Intensivists, Multispecialty doctors, Nutritionists, Physiotherapists, Pharmacologists complemented by excellent Diagnostic Facilities. Improved Outcomes have been achieved through quality initiatives like Goal based Interventions, stringent protocols, Quality Control measures and evidenced based medicine.
From advanced medical technology to a skilled team of specialists, our focus is on stabilizing lives and supporting recovery with empathy. As the best critical care center in Powai, we are committed to high-quality, patient-centric services that stand as a benchmark in the healthcare industry.
Critical care, often called intensive care, involves specialized treatment and continuous monitoring for patients facing life-threatening conditions. It is required in cases of multi-organ failure, severe infections, trauma, post-operative recovery, and other acute medical emergencies. At Dr LH Hiranandani Hospital, patients receive personalized attention to ensure they get the right care at the right moment.
We understand that critical care treatment in Mumbai must be responsive, offering real-time solutions when faced with sudden medical crises. Our ICU units are fully equipped with modern life-saving equipment, such as ventilators and infusion pumps, ensuring our patients are treated with the highest standards.
Our adult ICU caters to patients suffering from severe medical conditions, including heart failure, respiratory distress, sepsis, and post-surgical complications.
Staffed round-the-clock by critical care specialists, nurses, and paramedical teams, we ensure each patient receives holistic care.
Our 28 - bedded fully functional & modern Intensive Care Units are at par with the best in the world. Quality drives us at Dr L H Hiranandani Hospital. Apart from all regular ICU facilities highly advanced Services include
The NICU provides specialized care for premature and critically ill newborns. With cutting-edge incubators, ventilators, and phototherapy units, the NICU team supports infants needing delicate and meticulous care during the first critical hours of life.
Our neonatologists ensure that families are constantly engaged in the treatment process, fostering hope and emotional stability.
When patients need close observation but do not require the full-scale support of an ICU, our HDUs bridge the gap. This unit ensures swift intervention and a smooth transition between intensive care and general wards, supporting recovery through focused care.
Dr LH Hiranandani Hospital stands tall as a critical care hospital in Mumbai known for its unmatched expertise and patient outcomes. We bring together advanced medical technologies with human compassion, making us a beacon of trust. Here’s what sets us apart:
Critical care requires the collaboration of multiple medical disciplines. At our top critical care medicine hospital in Powai, intensivists, pulmonologists, cardiologists, and emergency physicians work in tandem, ensuring a holistic approach to treatment. Our multidisciplinary care model guarantees every angle of a medical crisis is addressed swiftly and effectively.
Medical interventions are only as effective as the tools used to implement them. Our hospital is equipped with the latest diagnostic and life-support technologies, including high-resolution imaging systems and tele-ICU capabilities.
At Dr LH Hiranandani Hospital, we know that medical treatment goes beyond technical precision. Emotional well-being plays a crucial role in recovery.
From involving families in decision-making to offering mental health support to patients, we strive to create an atmosphere that fosters both physical and emotional healing.
Additionally, the transition from intensive care back to normal life requires careful planning. We assist patients through rehabilitation programs and outpatient follow-ups to ensure their return to health is smooth and sustained.
Our hospital provides several life-saving services under the umbrella of critical care. Below are some of the key treatments we excel in:
For patients experiencing heart attacks or heart failure, immediate medical attention can make all the difference. Our cardiac critical care unit offers advanced interventions, including angioplasty, thrombolysis, and ECMO (extracorporeal membrane oxygenation) support.
Our ICU units are equipped with ventilators and non-invasive respiratory devices to manage acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), pneumonia, and COPD exacerbations. We employ the latest ventilation strategies to optimize lung function while minimizing complications.
Patients experiencing strokes or neurological trauma require time-sensitive treatment. Our hospital offers advanced clot-busting therapies and neuro-intensive care to prevent long-term complications and improve recovery outcomes.
In a top critical care medicine hospital in Powai, patient safety is non-negotiable. Our strict infection control protocols and sterilization processes ensure a hygienic environment, minimizing hospital-acquired infections. Our ICUs follow stringent guidelines to keep both patients and healthcare staff safe.
Medical emergencies wait for no one, and timely transportation can be the difference between life and death. Our critical care ambulances are equipped with advanced life-saving equipment and staffed by trained paramedics to offer immediate care en route to the hospital.
With rapid response times, our ambulances ensure patients receive urgent medical attention even before reaching our facility.
Patients from all over Mumbai and beyond trust Dr LH Hiranandani Hospital for critical care treatment in Mumbai. Our commitment to transparency, excellence, and patient dignity makes us the preferred choice among both locals and international patients. With every success story, we cement our position as the best critical care center in Powai.
As per our Hospital mission we strive to be the preferred choice for healing and good health by ensuring patient safety and providing health care consistent with clinical, cultural and ethical standards and with a personal touch.
Critical care has emerged as a very important subspecialty, with people living longer and new illnesses emerging.
These illnesses are more complex and difficult to treat, and hence the need for dedicated centers with advanced facilities and personnel who excel in this field. The Critical Care Department is a centre of excellence.
All hospital rooms are linked to central monitors in ICU, so that any patient in the hospital can be monitored from the nurse station and also the critical care unit.
ICU is located on the second floor and third floors. They are adjacent to the Operation Theatres. There are 28 beds here, spread over 12,000 square feet. The facility has spacious cubicles which can be converted into private areas by drawing curtains. Each bed has a high end, upgradable electronic patient monitoring system. There are also high end life support ventilators available for each bed. All monitors are linked to the central monitor and also there is a nurse call arrangement at every bed.
Each ICU has a clean air concept with two stage air filtration to provide clean air. There are separate rooms to cater for the immuno-compromised patients. The full time Intensivist with a multidisciplinary team of highly experienced health professionals, monitors and directs the care of critically ill patients round the clock, and works in collaboration with other health care professionals necessary for the care of patients critical care units.
Critical care medicine is the healthcare specialty that cares for patients with acute, life-threatening illness or injury. This care is delivered in highly specialized intensive care units (ICUs) and trauma centers. Multidisciplinary teams of highly experienced physicians, nurses, respiratory care technicians, pharmacists, dieticians and other allied health professionals provide comprehensive care for these critically ill patients. This team uses their unique expertise, ability to interpret important therapeutic information, access to highly sophisticated equipment, and the services of support personnel to provide care that leads to the best outcome for the patient. Patients are rarely admitted directly to the critical care unit. They are usually admitted from the emergency room, operating room or hospital rooms where they are first given care and stabilized. The continuum of critical care begins at the moment of illness or injury and continues throughout the patient's hospitalization, treatment and subsequent recovery.
Typical examples of critical illness include heart attack, pneumonia, poisoning, complex or prolonged surgery, surgical complications, premature birth, and stroke. Critical care also includes trauma care - care of the severely injured – from any cause..
Critical care refers exclusively to the treatment of patients who suffer from life-threatening conditions. Emergency room physicians and nurses treat patients who suffer from relatively minor emergencies (sprained ankles, broken arms) to those with major problems including heart attack, knife or gunshot wounds or drug overdoses. In the Emergency Department, physicians and nurses stabilize patients and transfer them to the ICU for further treatment. The long-term management of critically ill and injured patients is provided by critical care professionals in the ICU.
An intensivist is a specialist physician with additional sub-specialty (fellowship) training, or equivalent qualifications, in critical care medicine. An intensivist directs the care of critically ill patients and works in collaboration with other health care professionals necessary for the care of patients in critical care units.
Mechanical ventilation is the method of using machines to help patients breathe when they are unable to breathe sufficiently on their own. Most often, mechanical ventilation is used for a few days or weeks to help a patient breathe during a serious illness. This type of breathing support is usually done in an intensive care unit.