Department of Critical Care

Overview

Welcome to the Critical Care Department at Jubilee Mission Medical College, Kerala. Our purpose-designed unit, inaugurated in June 2015, stands as a beacon of high-quality tertiary care in the heart of the state.

As pioneers in multidisciplinary critical care, we boast dedicated Intensivists and a skilled team comprising nurses, technicians, physiotherapists, nutritionists, and allied healthcare professionals, providing round-the-clock support from all specialties.

Our commitment to excellence is unwavering, evidenced by regular in-hospital audits and a consultant-led approach, ensuring compassionate, patient-centered care. Moreover, our partnership with the Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine (ISCCM) has elevated us to an academic department, offering unparalleled learning and research opportunities.

Through initiatives like the Indian Diploma in Critical Care Medicine (IDCCM) course, we’re shaping the future of critical care, making Jubilee Mission Medical College one of the premier destinations for super-specialty training in the field. Join us in our mission to deliver exceptional care and support to our patients and their families.

Facilities Provided

  • Invasive and Non Invasive ventilation
  • Fibre optic bronchoscopy and lavage
  • AIRVO2 device to deliver high flow oxygen (upto 70L/Min)
  • Percutaneous Tracheostomy
  • Renal replacement therapy (IHD, SLED)
  • Point of care Ultrasonography and Echocardiography
  • Cardiac output Monitoring
  • Pain Management with ultrasound guided Nerve blocks
  • Critical care technicians managing ventilators and other equipments and monitors
  • Counseling Room – to update family members

Visiting Times

Relatives are encouraged to visit their kin around noon, however only two family members are allowed to meet the patient once in a day. We try and keep relatives updated with what is happening at all times.

Location on Site

Located on 2nd floor of Golden Jubilee Block which is accessible through ‘Gate 2’. The unit is sign posted ‘CRITICAL CARE’.