ICU Home Care

Critical care refers to the medical care administered to individuals with severe, life-threatening injuries and conditions. Generally, it’s held in the Intensive Care Unit( ICU). Still, healthcare professionals may transfer you straight to the ICU from an emergency room or another sanitarium unit if your condition deteriorates suddenly.

Who are the Bones taking Critical Care?

If you have a life-threatening condition or injury, it means that you need critical care. 

• Post-surgery care
• Kidney failure
• Shock
• Sepsis
• Surgery recovery
• Severe burns
• Severe bleeding
• Cancer-related care
• Heart attack
• Stroke
• Heart failure
• Respiratory failure
• Serious infections
• Severe injuries, such as those from car crashes, falls, and shootings

What kind of care does the ICU offer?

Round-the-clock case monitoring and treatment in an intensive care unit. They typically use tools to help monitor their health. ICUs offer several disciplines of treatment. Multidisciplinary care is when several medical professionals who focus on diseases affecting multiple parts of the body come together. These might consist of:

• Trauma surgeons
• Physical therapists
• Case managers
• Critical care physicians (intensivists)
• Respiratory therapists
• Nurse practitioners and physician assistants
• Occupational therapists
• Clinical pharmacists
• Nutritional specialists
• Social workers

Equipment that may be used in an ICU may include the following:

• A ventilator: a machine that assists with breathing; a tube is placed in the mouth, nose or through a small incision in the neckline (tracheostomy)
• monitoring equipment: measures vital bodily signs like heart rate, blood pressure and the level of oxygen in the blood
• IV lines and pumps: tubes that are placed in a vein (intravenously) to provide fluids, nutrition and medication
• Feeding tubes that are placed in the nose, a small gash in the stomach or a tube if the person can not eat typically
• Drainage tubes and catheters: Drainage tubes are used to remove blood or fluid buildup from the body, while catheters are thin tubes inserted into the bladder to drain urine.

Intensive Care at Home – LCH’s Expert ICU Services in Lahore

• Committed to excellence, LCH Home Health Care brings ICU at home care services to your doorstep with its passionate team and cutting-edge equipment. Now, your loved ones can receive top-tier medical attention in the comfort of your home environment.
• Ventilator support and seamless Oxygen Management to be used in life situations and also to treat patients with breathing difficulty due to Respiratory Diseases.
• Our ICU experts ensure the best administration and management of critical medications, Injections, Drips, IV INFUSIONS, and ensure proper dosage at the right time. 
• Daily wound assessment and dressing change to ensure effective monitoring and control of infection. 
• Monitoring and addressing pain levels through medication and non-pharmacological interventions. 
• 24/7 Monitoring of Vital Signs, such as blood pressure, Heart Rate, and Oxygen saturation level, to ensure timely intervention if any deviations occur. 
• On-point diagnostics, including echocardiography, portable X-ray, ECG, Blood Gas Tests, Blood Sugar Tests, and various other point-of-care tests, optimize our ICU service. Home care by LCH provides the best ICU home care services in Lahore.