Adult Intensive Care Unit
Overview
At Dr. Mehta’s Hospitals, our advanced ICU care is designed to meet the critical needs of patients requiring specialized monitoring and treatment. Our adult intensive care unit (ICU) is equipped with the latest technology, life support systems, and advanced monitoring tools to manage severe medical conditions effectively. With a dedicated team available 24/7, we ensure immediate help and continuous care, offering support during life’s most challenging moments.
We emphasize safety and transparency, strictly adhering to infection control protocols, including a Negative Pressure Isolation Ward for patients with infectious diseases. Open communication with families is integral to our approach, with regular updates and access to patient information through our app. We believe in cultural and spiritual needs, creating a healing environment that can support patients and their families.
Key Highlights
- Modern intensive care facilities
- 24/7 emergency and intensive care services
- Specialized isolation facilities & safety measures
- Negative Pressure Isolation Ward
Our Adult Intensive Care Unit Doctors
Dr. Jaganathan. S
MBBS, MD(Anes),EDIC (Critical Care), MBA
Intensive care unit
Recipient of the Best Doctor Award from the Chief Minister
Our Key Statistics
Insights & Numbers That Define Our Success
What patients say About Dr.Mehta's Hospitals
Frequently Asked Question
Answers to Your Most Common Questions
Carry your ID proof, past medical records, scans (X-rays, etc.), and a list of current medications.
We offer General, Semi-Private, Private, and Deluxe AC rooms.
Yes, both campuses have round-the-clock emergency services (Neonatology, Pediatric, Adult & Geriatrics).
Yes. We’re tied up with several TPAs and insurance providers. Full list: Insurance Tie-ups View all our Insurance Tie-ups
Cash, UPI, debit/credit cards, and net banking.
Yes. Our billing team will assist with insurance processes and cost estimates.
Yes. We are NABH, NABL, and QAI- ER certified, following international safety standards.
Usually on the same day or next, based on your arrival time, doctor’s availability and your appointments.
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