Critical Care

Critical Care in Panipat

The Critical Care department at Park Hospital, Panipat, is one of the most essential and high-stakes units in the hospital, providing round-the-clock life-saving care to patients with severe, complex, and life-threatening conditions. Critical Care and ICU are recognized as a Centre of Excellence at Park Hospital, Panipat, reflecting the hospital's deep commitment to maintaining the highest standards of emergency and intensive care.

The hospital has a bed capacity of 175 beds, including 70 dedicated critical care beds, one of the highest proportions of ICU capacity among hospitals in the region, underscoring the department's central role in the hospital's clinical operations.

The Critical Care department is an amalgamation of a dedicated team of doctors and the latest medical technology equipment, equipped to provide safe, high-quality, personalized care. Park Hospital provides 24x7 intensive care in its Critical Care Unit, with a team of experts handling all ICU cases closely, supported by modern life-support equipment, under the constant monitoring of a Most Responsible Physician (MRP) and supervised by a Medical Director. Healthcare professionals are highly trained to handle accidental, respiratory, cardiovascular, and organ failure in patients. 

The department encompasses multiple specialized units, including the Medical ICU for conditions such as acute kidney disease, respiratory failure, sepsis, stroke, and drug intoxication; a Surgical ICU for post-operative monitoring and life support; a Paediatric ICU (PICU) for critically ill infants, children, and adolescents; and a NICU providing advanced care for newborns with complex clinical scenarios. 

The critical care infrastructure includes advanced ventilators, high-end critical monitoring systems, isolated cubicles, automated patient-care beds, and a 1:1 nurse-to-patient ratio at all times, ensuring every critically ill patient receives undivided, expert attention.