Critical Care and I.C.U

The Critical Care and Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at International Modern Hospital (IMH) is dedicated to the management of patients with life-threatening illnesses and complex medical conditions requiring continuous monitoring, advanced organ support, and immediate specialist intervention. In the UAE’s rapidly evolving healthcare landscape—marked by increasing medical complexity, trauma, severe infections, and chronic disease complications—the need for advanced critical care services continues to grow.

IMH’s ICU delivers round-the-clock, evidence-based intensive care, with a strong emphasis on patient safety, rapid clinical response, and multidisciplinary collaboration. The unit supports both emergency admissions and post-operative patients who require advanced monitoring and life-support, forming a critical pillar of the hospital’s acute care services.

The ICU provides comprehensive care for conditions such as sepsis and severe infections, respiratory failure, acute cardiac events, stroke, multi-organ dysfunction, trauma, metabolic emergencies, and acute exacerbations of chronic illnesses. Patients may require advanced life-support measures including mechanical ventilation, invasive hemodynamic monitoring, renal replacement therapy, and continuous medication infusions, all delivered in a highly monitored environment.

Care is led by an experienced team of intensivists, critical care nurses, respiratory therapists, and specialized support staff, operating under internationally recognized clinical protocols. Continuous bedside monitoring enables early detection of deterioration and prompt intervention, while daily multidisciplinary ICU rounds ensure coordinated, outcome-focused decision-making.

Advanced technology underpins ICU care at IMH, including state-of-the-art ventilators, cardiac and multi-parameter monitoring systems, infusion pumps, bedside ultrasound, and advanced vascular monitoring tools. Strict infection control and hygiene protocols are rigorously maintained to protect vulnerable patients.