When life-threatening medical emergencies, severe trauma, or complex post-surgical complications occur, immediate access to specialized critical care is paramount. A high-tier Intensive Care Unit requires seamless integration between subspecialized intensivists, advanced life-support technology, and continuous monitoring.
At Fakeeh University Hospital, our multidisciplinary Intensive Care Unit (ICU) in Dubai provides round-the-clock, level-3 critical care for critically ill adult and pediatric patients. Operating in a fully digitized, JCI-accredited environment, our dedicated team delivers continuous, high-precision monitoring and life-sustaining interventions to achieve optimal clinical outcomes.
The Multidisciplinary team includes critical care doctors, physicians, nurses, physical/occupational therapists, respiratory therapists, Dietician, speech therapists and other allied health staff. Supported by the latest medical technology and equipment, our coordinated ICU team of experienced critical care doctors, qualified nurses work closely with other specialities in a timely manner to ensure the best possible care for the patients ensuring a comprehensive approach to each individual patient. When needed the care is also extended beyond the hospital, and into the homes of critically ill patients.
The Intensive care unit at Fakeeh University hospital has a total of 16 operational Adult ICU and Paediatric ICU beds which cares for a broad range of life-threatening illnesses including severe infections, organ failure like liver, kidney or respiratory failure and treat and monitor patients after complex surgeries.
The Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is a specialized hospital department providing round-the-clock monitoring, advanced treatments, and life support for patients with severe or life-threatening conditions.
Yes, the ICU at Fakeeh University Hospital is staffed around the clock by experienced intensivists, critical care nurses, and other healthcare professionals to provide immediate and continuous care.
The ICU is equipped with advanced patient monitoring systems, ventilators, dialysis machines, and other life-support equipment to manage critically ill patients effectively.
Patients with critical illnesses such as severe infections, respiratory failure, cardiac emergencies, post-surgical complications, and multi-organ failure are admitted to the ICU for specialized care.
