ICU & recovery
Close monitoring after surgery and for patients who need intensive care, right next to the operation theatre.
Inpatient care
ICU & recovery
The ICU and recovery unit at Rudraksh Healthcare is where patients are watched closely after an operation, and where patients who are seriously unwell receive round-the-clock care.
Each bed has its own monitor and medical gas supply, and the unit is staffed day and night. Being in the same building as the operation theatre means patients move from surgery to recovery without delay.
Who is cared for here
- Patients recovering immediately after surgery
- Patients after major orthopaedic or abdominal operations
- Patients who need continuous monitoring of heart rate, oxygen and blood pressure
- Patients who are too unwell for a general ward
What the unit provides
- Bedside patient monitors
- Piped oxygen and suction at each bed
- Nursing care around the clock
- Regular review by the treating doctor
What to expect
Admission
Patients come to the unit from the operation theatre, or on the advice of their doctor.
Monitoring
Vital signs are watched continuously and treatment is adjusted as needed.
Step down
Once stable, patients move to the general ward to continue recovering.
Questions patients ask
Can family members visit a patient in the ICU?
Visits are limited to protect patients from infection and to let them rest. The nursing team will tell you the visiting arrangements and keep you updated.
Does every patient go to the ICU after surgery?
No. Most patients spend a short time in recovery and then move to the ward. The ICU is used when closer monitoring is needed.
Need to see a doctor?
Call or WhatsApp the hospital and the team will guide you to the right department. For emergencies, come straight in: we are open 24 hours.
Prefer to plan ahead? Request an appointment online.