Department of Critical Care Medicine
EPIC Multispecialty Hospital delivers round-the-clock, comprehensive critical care supported by advanced life-support technology and highly trained intensivists for patients with life-threatening conditions.
- Specialized Critical Care Team: A dedicated team of intensivists, skilled nurses, and support staff ensuring seamless, round-the-clock care.
- State-of-the-Art ICU Infrastructure: 100+ bedded 24×7 Critical Care Unit with medical, surgical, isolation, and ER ICUs, equipped with advanced life support systems including high-end ventilators and wireless digital monitoring.
- Cardiovascular Support: Advanced cardiac monitoring and interventions including central venous cannulation, invasive blood pressure monitoring, IABP, ECMO, cardiac output monitoring and continuous cardiac surveillance.
- Comprehensive respiratory care with invasive, non-invasive, HFNC, prone and lung-protective ventilation, Oxygen therapy
- Complex Critical Condition Care: Advanced management of infections, respiratory distress, shock, multi-organ dysfunction, trauma, and stroke.
- Fully equipped dialysis center with CRRT and advanced hemodynamic monitoring
- Image-guided bedside procedures ensuring safety, precision, and faster clinical decisions
- Quality & Safety at Global Standards: Evidence-based protocols, strict infection control, and multidisciplinary care ensure safe recovery
Emergency Services
Our dedicated emergency team is available 24/7 to provide immediate medical care and support in critical situations.
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Department of Emergency & Trauma
An emergency situation can bring about feelings of uncertainty due to the unfamiliar environment of a hospital. At EPIC’s Department of Emergency & Trauma, we aim to delivering comprehensive care for all types of medical & surgical emergencies under one roof. Our experienced Multidisciplinary Team is committed to ensuring you receive the highest quality of care with clear communication and support throughout your visit, ensuring you are well-informed and receive the best possible care in a comfortable environment.
Emergency & Trauma typically involve acute, life-threatening conditions or severe injuries requiring immediate medical attention. Sudden illnesses or conditions that pose an immediate risk to a person’s life or long-term health.
Cardiovascular: Heart attack, stroke, sudden cardiac arrest, severe chest pain, rapid or irregular heartbeat
Respiratory: Severe shortness of breath, choking, severe asthma attack, pulmonary embolism.
Neurological: Sudden loss of consciousness, seizures (especially new onset or prolonged), sudden weakness or numbness, severe headache (especially with other symptoms like vision changes or stiff neck).
Gastrointestinal: Severe abdominal pain, significant gastrointestinal bleeding (vomiting blood or blood in stool)
Metabolic: Diabetic emergencies (severe hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia with altered mental status), severe dehydration
Infections: Severe infections like sepsis, meningitis.
Obstetric/Gynecological: Ectopic pregnancy rupture, severe bleeding during pregnancy, severe preeclampsia/eclampsia
Overdose/Poisoning: Accidental or intentional ingestion of harmful substances.
Traumatic Injuries involve severe physical injuries from external forces.
Blunt Trauma: Injuries from impact with an object or surface, such as in car accidents, falls from height, assaults, and sports injuries. This can result in:
- Fractures (broken bones)
- Dislocations
- Sprains and strains
- Internal bleeding
- Head injuries (concussions, skull fractures, brain bleeds)
- Chest injuries (rib fractures, lung contusions, pneumothorax)
- Abdominal injuries (organ damage)
Penetrating Trauma: Injuries caused by an object piercing the skin and underlying tissues, such as gunshot wounds, stabbings, and impalement injuries. These often involve significant internal damage and bleeding
Crush Injuries: Injuries where a part of the body is compressed by heavy objects, leading to tissue damage, swelling, and potential compartment syndrome
Amputations: Traumatic loss of a limb or part of a limb.
Severe Lacerations: Deep cuts with significant bleeding or involving nerves, tendons, or blood vessels.
Near Drowning: Suffocation due to submersion in liquid
Allergic Reactions & Other Medical Emergency
Multidisciplinary Team of Experts
Dedicated Trauma Center
40 bedded ICU & Critical Care Unit
Inhouse Blood Bank /Pathology /Radiology
24/7 Emergency & Ambulance Service (ICU on wheel)
