Generally, ICU stands for Intensive Care Unit and handles a wide variety of critical conditions. CCU usually stands for Critical Care Unit or Coronary Care Unit, often specialising in heart‑related issues.

Yes, we have family visiting hours, but they are often limited to ensure patient rest and reduce the risk of infection. We also encourage communication with the medical team.

ECMO (Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation) provides cardiac and respiratory support for patients with severe heart or lung failure. It is used when conventional therapies are insufficient.

We strictly follow infection control protocols including hand hygiene, sterile techniques, and regular environmental cleaning to minimise ICU‑acquired infections.

Yes, our team performs daily sedation holidays and spontaneous breathing trials to assess readiness for extubation. A multidisciplinary approach ensures safe ventilator weaning.

Patients are transferred to a step‑down ward for continued monitoring and rehabilitation. Our team coordinates with floor nurses to ensure a smooth transition and continuity of care.