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ICU & Critical Care — Sunray Hospitals
Critical Care Unit

Intensive Care
When It Matters Most

Our ICU is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by board-certified intensivists and critical care nurses dedicated to monitoring, stabilising, and recovering your loved ones.

24/7 ICU Monitoring
20+ ICU Beds
98% Survival Rate
3min Avg Response Time
NABH Certified
Sunray ICU ward with advanced monitoring equipment
20+ ICU Beds
Available
About Our ICU

A Unit Built for Life-Saving Precision

Sunray Hospital's Intensive Care Unit is a fully equipped, NABH-accredited critical care facility designed to manage the most complex and life-threatening medical conditions. Our ICU integrates advanced technology with expert human care — ensuring every patient receives vigilant monitoring and individualised treatment around the clock.

We operate both a Medical ICU and a Surgical ICU, staffed by dedicated intensivists, specialised critical care nurses, and respiratory therapists — all working together in a closed ICU model that minimises errors and maximises outcomes.

Technology & Capabilities

Equipped with Tomorrow's
Critical Care Tools

Our ICU is furnished with the latest generation of life-support, diagnostic, and monitoring equipment — giving our clinical team every advantage in managing critically ill patients.

Multi-Parameter Patient Monitors
Philips IntelliVue bedside monitors tracking ECG, SpO₂, NIBP, IBP, temperature, EtCO₂, and capnography simultaneously.
Bedside Monitoring
High-Frequency Ventilators
Draeger Evita XL ICU ventilators with lung-protective ventilation, NIV modes and paediatric settings for all patient categories.
Respiratory Support
Central Monitoring Station
All-bed central nurse station with real-time alarm integration, trend analysis, and remote physician oversight via secure network.
Nurse Station
CRRT — Continuous Renal Replacement
Prismaflex CRRT machine for acute kidney injury management, available 24/7 with dedicated nephrology support.
Renal Support
Portable Bedside Ultrasound
Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) for rapid cardiac, pulmonary and abdominal assessment without patient transport risk.
Diagnostics
Infusion Pumps & Syringe Drivers
BD Alaris multi-channel infusion pumps with drug-error reduction software ensuring precise medication delivery at all times.
Drug Delivery
NABH-accredited ICU protocols
24/7 intensivist on-call
1:2 nurse-to-patient ratio
Separate Medical & Surgical ICUs
FAQ

Common Questions

Answers to what families ask most when a loved one is admitted to our ICU.

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Our ICU coordinator is available 24/7 to answer your questions and update you on patient status.

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Who can be admitted to the ICU at Sunray Hospital?
Any patient with a life-threatening or potentially life-threatening condition can be admitted — including post-operative surgical patients, those with severe cardiac events, respiratory failure, sepsis, stroke, trauma, or organ failure. Our ICU team assesses and decides admission based on clinical need and available beds. Emergency admissions are available 24/7.
Can family members visit a patient in the ICU?
Yes. We follow a structured family visitation policy — typically one or two family members per scheduled visit window. Visiting hours are set to ensure patient rest and medical care are not disrupted. Our ICU coordinator will provide your family a daily medical update and can arrange a meeting with the treating intensivist upon request.
How many doctors and nurses are assigned per ICU patient?
We maintain a 1:2 nurse-to-patient ratio at all times — meaning one critical care nurse is responsible for no more than two patients. An intensivist (ICU specialist physician) is present in the unit 24 hours a day. Specialist consultants from cardiology, nephrology, neurology and other departments are available on-call and round daily.
What is the difference between the Medical ICU and Surgical ICU?
Our Medical ICU (MICU) admits patients with non-surgical critical illnesses — such as severe pneumonia, cardiac arrest, diabetic emergencies, or drug overdose. The Surgical ICU (SICU) is dedicated to post-operative patients recovering from major surgeries who require intensive monitoring and ventilator support. Both units share the same technology and nurse-to-patient staffing ratios.
How long does a typical ICU stay last?
ICU stay duration depends entirely on the patient's diagnosis and rate of recovery. A post-operative patient may be discharged to the general ward within 24–72 hours. Patients with multi-organ dysfunction or severe infections may require 7–14 days or longer. Our team reviews every patient's discharge readiness daily and moves them to step-down care or general ward as soon as it is clinically safe.
Does Sunray ICU accept insurance and cashless admissions?
Yes. Sunray Hospital is empanelled with all major health insurance providers and TPA (Third Party Administrators). Cashless admission is available for eligible policyholders — our insurance desk is open 24/7 in the hospital lobby to assist with pre-authorisation and documentation. Please carry your insurance card and a valid photo ID at the time of admission.
What should the family bring at the time of ICU admission?
Please bring: a valid government photo ID of the patient, the patient's existing medical records and prescription history, insurance card (if applicable), a list of all current medications, and one family member's contact number for the ICU coordinator. Personal belongings inside the ICU are minimised for infection control — our team will guide you on what is permitted at the bedside.
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