Intensive Care Unit
Intensive Care Unit (ICU) offers a highly important support service in overall hospital operation, while there is a growing demand for ICU beds across the health services sector.
In the unit setting, the patient is supported during the critical stage of failure of one or more vital functions. He/she is undergoing mechanical respiratory support with invasive and non-invasive mechanical ventilation, while at the same time intensive monitoring of vital functions is carried out with the possibility of immediate and specific therapeutic manipulations.
In our multi-purpose ICU, which has five beds, we hospitalize and treat patients with serious health problems of pathological, cardiological and surgical diseases. The ICU is fully equipped and has qualified staff who can receive cases 24 hours a day. It supports the operation of all departments and hospitalizes, cases with acute dysregulation and need for intensive care, surgical and cardiac cases requiring immediate, post-operative or post-intervention follow-up. It is therefore characterized by particularly extensive experience in managing a variety of cases, providing safety and unlimited autonomy for both surgical and pathological specialties.
Our ICU, among others, supports the following:
- Hemodynamic measurements
- Respiratory support
- Hemofiltration and hemodialysis methods
- Intracranial pressure measurements
High Dependency Unit (HDU)
The High Dependency Unit (HDU) is designed for patients who require closer monitoring, for those needing increased post-operative care, or those coming from a higher level of care (ICU). It is intended for patients whose health condition is stable, without the need for mechanical support, but who still require close medical supervision and enhanced care.
The HDU at Therapis General Hospital is equipped with the latest medical technology, and patients are continuously monitored to track their vital signs and the progress of their health