At Mirus Critical Care Centre, where we are dedicated to providing exceptional care for critically ill patients. Our state-of-the-art facility and highly skilled medical team are committed to ensuring the well-being and recovery of our patients. Here is an overview of the services you might find at our ICU:
At Mirus Critical Care Centre, you can expect specialized care, a highly skilled team, advanced facilities, patient-centered approach, emphasis on safety, continuum of care, research and innovation, and a commitment to excellence in intensive care.
It's important to note that specific practices and policies may vary among hospitals. These policies may change from time to time. It's always recommended to consult with the healthcare professionals at Mirus Critical Care Centre for accurate and up-to-date information regarding ICU care.
ICUs are equipped with a range of medical equipment, including ventilators for respiratory support, cardiac monitors, infusion pumps for medication administration, bedside ultrasound machines, dialysis machines, and specialized monitoring systems for vital signs and organ function.
At Mirus Critical Care Centre we have restricted visitation policy for ICUs to ensure patient safety and limit the spread of infections. Family members may be allowed to visit during specified hours or under special circumstances, but these guidelines may change based on the patient's condition and hospital policies.
The length of an ICU stay varies depending on the patient's condition and response to treatment. Some patients may require a short stay of a few days, while others with more complex conditions may stay for weeks or even months. The medical team continuously assesses patients' progress and adjusts their care plan accordingly.
The level of consciousness varies among ICU patients. Some patients may be fully conscious and able to communicate, while others may be sedated or in medically induced coma to ensure their comfort and facilitate treatment. The medical team carefully manages sedation to balance patient comfort with their medical needs.
ICU services are generally covered by health insurance plans, but coverage may vary depending on the specific insurance policy and terms. It is advisable to check with the insurance provider regarding coverage details, including any limitations or copayments that may apply.
After a patient is stable and no longer requires intensive care, they may be transferred to a general ward or a specialized unit for further care or rehabilitation. The medical team will develop a comprehensive discharge plan, including follow-up appointments, medication instructions, and any necessary support services.
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