ICCU
The ICU (Intensive Care Unit) is a specialized facility designed for critically ill patients requiring intensive treatment and constant monitoring.
The HCU (High Care Unit) is a step-down area within the ICU where patients who are showing signs of improvement are placed but still require close monitoring.
The ICCU (Intensive Coronary Care Unit) is a specialized unit dedicated to providing intensive care for patients with cardiac conditions such as coronary heart disease, heart attacks, cardiac arrest, and heart failure, among others.
The ICU, or Intensive Care Unit, serves as a critical treatment area within hospitals, catering to patients facing severe illness or injury. Equipped with state-of-the-art medical monitoring, specialized beds, and a team of trained staff proficient in acute care, ICUs ensure intensive attention for patients in need.
While most ICUs offer fundamental supportive measures for a diverse range of medically complex cases, hospitals often incorporate specialized units to deliver more comprehensive care tailored to specific medical domains. This approach ensures that patients receive appropriate and thorough treatment without compromising quality or safety protocols.