Intensive Care

The Intensive Care department provides specialized medical oversight for patients in critical condition or at risk of deterioration. Vital functions — breathing, heart activity, and circulation — are continuously monitored, with immediate intervention when necessary.

When should you visit this department

Patients are typically referred to this department in the following situations:

• Critical and life-threatening conditions
• Severe heart attacks and other acute cardiovascular events
• Intensive monitoring after invasive cardiology or vascular surgery procedures
• Other clinical conditions involving unstable vital signs that require continuous observation

24/7 monitoring and support

Within the department, a patient's vital signs — heart rhythm, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and other parameters — are continuously tracked around the clock. This allows the medical team to detect changes early and respond promptly.

Coordination with other departments

The Intensive Care department works in close coordination with the center's other specialties. Following procedures performed in the invasive cardiology and vascular surgery departments, patient stabilization and recovery continue here, ensuring continuity across all stages of treatment.

General information for family members

Relatives of patients in the department are kept informed of the treatment process by the medical team. Visiting arrangements may vary depending on the patient's clinical condition and the department's operating routine — for specific details, it is recommended to contact the center's medical staff.