With over 80,000+ ICU admissions successfully managed since 2008, our critical care department at Shree Giriraj Hospital, Rajkot provides round-the-clock monitoring, mechanical ventilation support, intensive cardiac care (ICCU), and emergency treatment for all types of poisoning and toxicological emergencies.
Whether you are facing a cardiac crisis, respiratory failure, or a poison emergency – our team is ready 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Emergency Contact:
+91 99099 71130 (Rajkot)
What is an ICU and When Is It Needed?
An Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is a specialised hospital department that provides the highest level of monitoring and treatment for patients with life-threatening or potentially life-threatening conditions. At our best ICU hospital in Rajkot, patients receive one-on-one nursing attention, continuous vital sign monitoring, and immediate access to advanced procedures around the clock.
A patient may require admission to our ICU in Rajkot when they are experiencing organ failure, respiratory collapse, severe sepsis, post-surgical complications, stroke, traumatic brain injury, or any condition in which vital functions cannot be maintained without intensive support.
Our ICU hospital in Rajkot is equipped with the most advanced critical care technology:
When is Ventilator Support Required?
Mechanical ventilation is life-saving support for patients who cannot breathe adequately on their own. At our ventilator support hospital in Rajkot, our critical care team manages ventilator therapy for patients with:
Ventilator support is needed when a patient’s oxygen levels fall critically low (SpO2 below 90%), when carbon dioxide levels build up dangerously, when breathing muscles fatigue and fail, or when a patient is unconscious and cannot protect their own airway. Our team continuously adjusts ventilator settings – pressure, volume, FiO2, and PEEP – to support recovery while minimising lung injury.
The Critical Care Department provides intensive medical care for patients with life-threatening conditions requiring constant monitoring.
M.D. (Internal Medicine), Diabetologist, Critical Care Specialist
MD. (Medicine), I.D.C.C.M. Consultant Physician & Critical Care Specialist
MBBS, MD General Medicine
MBBS, DA, IDCCM, FCCS
Critical Care Medicine
What is an ICU and When Is It Needed?
Shree Giriraj Hospital is widely recognised as one of the best ICU hospitals in Rajkot, with over 80,000+ ICU admissions successfully managed since 2008. Our ICU is staffed 24x7 by qualified intensivists, equipped with advanced ventilators, CRRT dialysis, cardiac monitors, and bedside ultrasound. We have a 4.8-star rating with 4,000+ patient reviews. Emergency: +91 99099 71130.
An ICU (Intensive Care Unit) provides intensive monitoring and support for all types of critically ill patients - including medical, surgical, neurological, and respiratory cases. An ICCU (Intensive Cardiac Care Unit) is a specialised unit focused specifically on cardiac emergencies - heart attacks, arrhythmias, cardiac arrest, and heart failure. At Shree Giriraj Hospital Rajkot, we have both a fully equipped ICU and a dedicated ICCU managed by experienced intensivists and cardiologists.
Yes. Our ICU and ICCU in Rajkot operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. A senior intensivist or critical care doctor is physically present in the unit at all times - not just available on call. Our emergency helpline +91 99099 71130 is also available round-the-clock for immediate assistance and ambulance support.
Our ventilator support hospital in Rajkot provides all types of mechanical ventilation including invasive mechanical ventilation (via endotracheal tube), non-invasive ventilation (NIV/BiPAP), CPAP, high-flow nasal oxygen (HFNO), and advanced prone ventilation for severe ARDS. Our critical care team continuously monitors and adjusts ventilator settings to optimise respiratory support and minimise lung injury.
Yes. Our ICU team in Rajkot is experienced in managing all types of poisoning including organophosphate and pesticide poisoning, rat poison ingestion, drug overdose (opioids, sedatives, antidepressants), alcohol and methanol poisoning, paracetamol toxicity, acid-alkali ingestion, snake bites, and more. Treatment includes gastric lavage, antidote administration, ventilator support, haemodialysis, and continuous ICU monitoring. Call immediately: +91 99099 71130.
If you suspect poisoning, call our emergency line +91 99099 71130 immediately and bring the patient to Shree Giriraj Hospital Rajkot as fast as possible. Do not induce vomiting unless advised by a doctor. Try to bring the poison container or note the substance name - it helps our doctors administer the correct antidote. Time is critical in poisoning cases.
Yes. We are empanelled with 30+ TPA (Third Party Administrator) insurance companies for cashless ICU treatment in Rajkot. Our billing team will help you with insurance pre-authorisation at the time of admission so your family can focus on the patient's care rather than payments.
Shree Giriraj Hospital has dedicated ICU and ICCU beds at our 150 feet Ring Road unit in Rajkot. For current ICU bed availability during an emergency, please call +91 99099 71130 where our team is available 24x7 to assist with immediate admission.
Yes, family members can visit ICU patients at Shree Giriraj Hospital Rajkot as per visiting hours specified outside the unit. To minimise infection risk, visitors are asked to sanitise hands, follow the one or two visitors policy, and avoid visiting when unwell. Our nursing team provides regular condition updates to family members and ensures transparent communication throughout the ICU stay.
Our post-operative critical care in Rajkot includes close monitoring of vital signs, pain management, respiratory support including ventilation if needed, prevention and treatment of post-surgical infections, haemodynamic support, kidney function monitoring, and early mobilisation protocols. We coordinate with the operating surgeons and all relevant specialists to ensure a smooth, safe recovery from complex procedures including cardiac surgery, neurosurgery, and major abdominal operations.
