Critical / Intensive Care

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Home is where healing happens best. Emergency Care Solution ICU at Home services are for Patients who are no longer in the acute phase of their illness but still require intensive care.

Critical Care at Home services includes the care and supervision of highly trained critical care therapists, experts and nurses and at a significantly lower price than that of a hospital stay.

Our clinical procedures have been developed in consultation with leading hospitals and renowned experts, ensuring the highest quality medical care. Six ways in which we make critical care at home a great choice for the patient and her family.

When Do You Need Critical Care?

When a family member needs long term ICU care, a lot of doctors and hospitals advise for such care to be provided at home if possible, in case there are no active interventions to be done.

The patient is happier at home and healing can happen without the threat of hospital acquired infections. This is financially easier for the family as well considering such care at home comes at least 30% cheaper than in a hospital.

We have provided this service to a lot of patients with respiratory or neurological disease who take a long time to recover and need adequate device support and specialized care through trained nurses.

Critical Care Packages

Care plans are personalized for patient needs and are designed to deliver high quality, affordable, and easy to implement health services.

CRITICAL PACKAGE 

Clinical team

  • 2 ICU trained nurses – 12 hours each
  • 2 Nursing assistants – 12 hours each
  • https://www.emergencycaresolution.com/ (as advised by primary physician)
  • Respiratory therapist (1-2 visits/week)
  • ICU consumables
  • Weekly clinical quality audits

ICU Infrastructure

On condition

GCS: 8 or less | Vitals: Unstable | Mobility: Restricted | Ventilation: Dependent

STEP-DOWN PACKAGE

Clinical team

  • 2 ICU trained nurses-12 hours each
  • 2 Nursing assistants – 12 hours each
  • Physiotherapist (as advised by primary physician)
  • Respiratory therapist (1-2 visits/week)
  • ICU consumables
  • Weekly clinical quality audits

ICU Infrastructure

SUPPORTIVE PACKAGE

Clinical team

  • 2 ICU trained nurses – 12 hours each
  • 2 Nursing assistants – 12 hours each
  • Physiotherapist (as advised by primary physician)
  • https://www.emergencycaresolution.com/ (1-2 visits/week)
  • Weekly clinical quality audits

ICU Infrastructure

  • oxygen-concentrator-
  • Other equipment as per clinical assessment by Portea doctor
  • Home visit reports
  • E-Monitoring