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Department of Critical Care & Anaesthesiology Critical Care & Anaesthesia Services at Rhythm MedicityRound-the-clock intensivist-led critical care and advanced anaesthesia support — safeguarding every patient before, during and after their most vulnerable moments of treatment. |
At Rhythm Medicity, the Department of Critical Care & Anaesthesiology is the backbone that supports every surgery, every emergency and every critically ill patient across the hospital. Our multidisciplinary ICUs are led by qualified intensivists and staffed by a dedicated critical care nursing team available 24×7, equipped to manage the most complex medical and surgical emergencies with speed, precision and compassion.
Our anaesthesiology team works seamlessly with every surgical and interventional department — including Cardiology, Neurosurgery, GI Surgery and Urology — to ensure every patient is safely prepared, monitored and supported through surgery, recovery and beyond. Whether it is a planned procedure or a life-threatening emergency, Rhythm Medicity's critical care and anaesthesia infrastructure is built to respond instantly.
| 🏥 Intensivist-Led ICUs Every critical care unit is led by qualified intensivists supported by a specially trained nursing team, available around the clock. | ⚡ 24×7 Rapid Response A dedicated rapid response and code-blue team ready to stabilise any patient, anywhere in the hospital, within minutes. |
| 🔬 Advanced Life-Support Systems Ventilators, IABP, ECMO, CRRT and multi-parameter monitoring for the sickest and most complex patients. | 💉 Safe, Precision Anaesthesia Personalised anaesthesia plans for every age group and procedure, from day-care surgery to complex transplant operations. |
Rhythm Medicity operates dedicated, specialty-specific intensive care units — ensuring every critically ill patient is managed by a team trained specifically for their condition.
| Unit | Focus Area |
|---|---|
| Medical ICU (MICU) | Management of severe infections, respiratory failure, sepsis and multi-organ dysfunction. |
| Surgical ICU (SICU) | Post-operative monitoring and recovery for major and complex surgical procedures. |
| Cardiac ICU (CICU) | Dedicated cardiac critical care in coordination with the Department of Cardiology. |
| Neuro ICU (NICU) | Specialised care for stroke, brain injury and post-neurosurgical patients alongside our Neurology and Neurosurgery teams. |
| Transplant ICU | Dedicated peri-transplant critical care unit for liver, kidney and heart transplant recipients. |
| Paediatric ICU (PICU) | Critical care tailored to infants and children, delivered by paediatric-trained intensivists. |
| High Dependency Unit (HDU) | Step-down monitoring for patients transitioning from ICU to ward-level care. |
Our critical care team is trained to manage a wide range of life-threatening conditions, including:
| ✔ Septic Shock & Severe Infections | ✔ Respiratory Failure & Ventilator Support |
| ✔ Post-Cardiac Surgery & Post-Interventional Care | ✔ Post-Neurosurgical & Stroke Care |
| ✔ Multi-Organ Dysfunction Syndrome | ✔ Trauma & Poly-Trauma Stabilisation |
| ✔ Acute Kidney Injury Requiring Dialysis (CRRT) | ✔ Peri-Transplant Critical Care |
| ✔ Poisoning & Drug Overdose | ✔ Post-Operative Recovery from Major Surgery |
Our anaesthesiology team designs a personalised anaesthesia plan for every patient, factoring in age, medical history and the nature of the procedure — with continuous monitoring before, during and after surgery.
| Service | Used For |
|---|---|
| General Anaesthesia | Major surgical procedures requiring complete unconsciousness and muscle relaxation. |
| Regional Anaesthesia (Spinal / Epidural) | Lower-body surgeries, orthopaedic and gynaecological procedures. |
| Peripheral Nerve Blocks | Targeted pain control for limb surgeries with faster recovery. |
| Local Anaesthesia & Sedation | Minor procedures, endoscopies and day-care interventions. |
| Obstetric Anaesthesia | Painless labour and safe anaesthesia for caesarean deliveries. |
| Paediatric Anaesthesia | Age-appropriate, gentle anaesthesia protocols for infants and children. |
| Anaesthesia for Robotic & Transplant Surgery | Specialised protocols for prolonged, complex procedures including robotic and transplant surgery. |
| Post-Operative Pain Management | Structured pain-control plans for faster, more comfortable recovery. |
Every second counts in a critical illness. Rhythm Medicity's Rapid Response & Code Blue Team is on standby around the clock to stabilise deteriorating patients anywhere in the hospital and transfer them directly into intensivist-led critical care.
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An ICU provides continuous, one-on-one monitoring by intensivists and specially trained nurses for patients who are critically ill or recovering from major surgery, with advanced life-support equipment immediately available.
Yes. Our anaesthesiologists conduct a detailed pre-anaesthesia assessment for every patient and design a plan tailored to their age, medical history and the specific procedure, ensuring maximum safety.
Yes. Our obstetric anaesthesia team offers epidural analgesia for painless labour, coordinated closely with your obstetric team.
Yes. Our Paediatric ICU (PICU) is staffed by intensivists trained specifically in the care of critically ill infants and children.
Our 24×7 Rapid Response and Code Blue Team responds immediately to stabilise the patient and, if required, transfer them to the appropriate intensive care unit.
Our intensivists work closely with Cardiology, Neurology, Neurosurgery, Nephrology and GI Surgery to provide integrated, specialty-specific critical care for every patient.
Critical Care & Anaesthesiology works closely with these specialities at Rhythm Medicity:
| ➜ Cardiology | ➜ Neurology |
| ➜ Neurosurgery | ➜ Gastroenterology & GI Surgery |
| ➜ Nephrology | ➜ Urology |
| ➜ Facility & Infrastructure | ➜ Patient Rights & Responsibilities |
Trust Your Critical Moments to Rhythm MedicitySpeak to our critical care and anaesthesia team to understand your treatment and recovery plan. |
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