Critical Care Department
Critical care department is committed to providing advanced, life-saving medical support to patients facing severe and life-threatening health conditions. Backed by a multidisciplinary team, cutting-edge infrastructure, and round-the-clock specialist care, we ensure every patient receives the highest standard of intensive medical attention.
Comprehensive ICU network
KD Hospital houses seven specialised intensive care units (ICUs) with over 65 beds, each designed to cater to distinct clinical needs. Our dedicated ICU teams—including critical care specialists, intensivists, nurses, and support staff—ensure continuous, expert care.
Our ICUs include:
- General medical ICU
- Surgical ICU
- Cardiac ICU
- Neurosurgical and neurology ICU
- Pulmonology ICU
- Dedicated ICU for liver and kidney transplant
- Dedicated ICU for lung and heart transplant
All our ICUs are classified as Level 3, the highest level of intensive care, equipped to provide:
- Advanced monitoring
- Multi-organ support
- Invasive and non-invasive life support
- Specialised interventions for complex conditions
Leading innovations in critical care
We integrate the latest technologies to enhance outcomes and support recovery:
- Invasive and non-invasive ventilation
- Intra-aortic balloon pump (IABP) for cardiac support
- Continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT) with indigenous systems tailored for patients in septic shock or with low blood pressure
- Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) – a life-saving system for patients with severe cardiac or respiratory failure, acting as a bridge to recovery
- Extracorporeal carbon dioxide removal (ECCO₂R) for managing refractory hypercapnia in acute respiratory failure
Advanced infrastructure and equipment for better outcomes
Our ICUs are designed for precision and safety:
- Portable ultrasonography (USG) machine and high-definition monitors for bedside diagnostics and procedures
- Negative pressure isolation rooms to prevent cross-infection in patients with contagious illnesses such as H1N1 or tuberculosis
- Positive pressure isolation roomsfor burn patients and those with low immunity (neutropenia), offering protection from external infections
- Continuous EEG monitoring for patients with status epilepticus, enabling timely diagnosis and management of prolonged seizures
- Advanced haemodynamic monitoring for real-time assessment of cardiac function and circulation
- Cooling blankets for precise temperature management in critically ill patients
24x7 comprehensive support
Understanding the urgency of critical care, we offer round-the-clock facilities and services:
- 24x7 presence of intensivists, registrars, and trained nursing staff for continuous monitoring and timely interventions.
- Access to CT, MRI, and USG imaging for rapid diagnostics
- Round-the-clock pathology and microbiology support for timely investigations and infection control.
- 24x7 physiotherapy services to support early mobilisation and recovery.
- Dedicated clinical dietitians address complex nutritional needs, aiding faster healing.
- Support from clinical psychologists to help patients and families cope with emotional and psychological stress during critical illness.
Why choose KD Hospital for critical care?
Our critical care philosophy is built on a patient-first approach, continuous innovation, and a team-based model of care. With expert intensivists, personalised treatment plans, and a compassionate care environment, KD Hospital ensures every patient receives world-class critical care—delivered with empathy, precision, and commitment.
Our doctors
Consultant Critical Care Medicine
Consultant Critical Care Medicine
