When Every Second Matters. Critical Care You Can Trust.Critical Care
MGM New Bombay Hospital provides 24×7 critical care in Vashi for life-threatening illnesses, major trauma and complex post-operative conditions. Experienced intensivists, specialised ICUs, advanced organ-support technology and coordinated multidisciplinary care enable rapid decisions, continuous monitoring and compassionate support for patients and families.
Highlights
When is Critical Care Required?
Admission to an Intensive Care Unit may be required for:
Severe infections or sepsis requiring intensive monitoring
Heart attack, cardiac arrest or life-threatening arrhythmias
High-risk recovery after major surgery
Stroke or serious neurological emergencies
Respiratory failure requiring ventilator support
Poisoning, metabolic emergencies or another life-threatening condition
Major trauma, accidents or multiple injuries
Multi-organ failure or shock
Our ServicesRapid intervention and coordinated support for complex illness
Care is planned around the patient’s condition, organ-support needs and response to treatment.
collaboration between departments
Intensive Care Management
Specialised ICU care for critically ill medical, cardiac, surgical, neurological and post-transplant patients, with continuous monitoring and personalised treatment plans.
Advanced Life Support
Advanced cardiac and respiratory life support, ventilator management, emergency resuscitation, temporary cardiac pacing, airway management and bedside procedures for unstable patients.
Renal & Multi-Organ Support
Bedside haemodialysis, Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT), haemodynamic monitoring and integrated organ support for acute kidney injury or multi-organ failure.
Our Specialists
Facilities & Infrastructure
Advanced cardiac facilities for timely diagnosis and treatment
Multiparameter Monitoring
Continuous observation of vital clinical parameters.
Advanced Ventilator Support
Invasive and non-invasive ventilators.
High-Flow Oxygen Therapy
High Flow Nasal Oxygen (HFNO).
Cardiac Circulatory Support
Intra-Aortic Balloon Pump (IABP).
Bedside Diagnostic Imaging
Ultrasound, portable X-ray and echocardiography.
Neurological Monitoring
EEG monitoring for selected critical conditions.
Continuous Renal Support
Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT) systems.
Emergency Treatment Systems
Advanced infusion devices, defibrillators and crash carts.
Specialised Isolation Rooms
Positive- and negative-pressure environments for infection control.
Patient Care & Follow-Up
Continuous Specialist Assessment
Protocol-based treatment by intensivists and specialised ICU teams.
Multidisciplinary Coordination
Integrated care with cardiology, neurology, nephrology, surgery, pulmonology, infectious disease, anaesthesiology, physiotherapy and rehabilitation teams.
Family Communication
Regular counselling and transparent updates throughout the ICU stay.
Quality and Safety
Standardised ICU protocols, infection prevention, medication safety and continuous clinical audits.
FAQs
Which conditions need critical care?
Patients who require close monitoring and organ support need Critical care. For example, patients having heart attack, stroke (paralysis), convulsions, severe infection, kidney failure, liver failure, poisoning, trauma, pneumonia, asthma exacerbation need monitoring and care in Critical Care Unit.
What are the parameters monitored in critical care?
Heart rate and rhythm, BP (non-invasive and invasive), oxygen saturation, urine output, neuro-observation, central venous pressure, cardiac output etc.
When is the patient put on ventilator?
Patient is put on the ventilator when he/she is not able to maintain the oxygenation, is in respiratory distress, not in proper conscious state to protect the airway or prone for aspiration, post major surgeries patient may need elective ventilatory support.
When can be the patient removed from the ventilator?
Patient is weaned from the ventilator after resolution of the primary problem and he/she is conscious, able to protect the airway along with improvement in breathing.
