Farz eICU Facility

About eICU

An Electronic Intensive Care Unit (eICU) ia a form or model of telemedicine where state-of-the-art technology is used to provide an additional layer of critical care service to patients.

In eICU, patients do not have to be in the same hospital as their critical care physicians. Through an eICU platform, we can remotely access patient data, clinical profiles and treatment information. Instead of physical monitoring, a patient’s conditions and vital signs are monitored virtually via high-definition audio and visual equipment, software tools.

Features of eICU:

• Activation: ICU design and workflow, training of ICU staff, and building a warm rapport.
• Augmentation: We virtually bring our multi-specialty critical care team into your ICU
• Digitization: Support to give your team more time to focus on their patients.
• Empowerment: The hospital becomes a center of excellence.

eICU care teams, led by intensivists, provide continuous monitoring and timely interventions when intensivists cannot be available on site. The second feature of the eICU solution is the use of technology tools to help both on-site and remote intensivists do their jobs better, more safely, and faster.

What support we provides:

In an eICU support center, intensive care specialists and ICU nurses are based at a central monitoring station. It operates using a hub-and-spoke model, where the hub consists of medical professionals, while the spokes extend to ICUs located elsewhere. The eICU platform electronically links ICU patients with their doctors and nurses. Caregivers use high-definition audio and visual devices to virtually enter a patient’s hospital room in order to provide real-time care.

• Technology   
• 24 hours Nursing 
• 24 Hours Patient Monitoring   
• 24 Hours Doctor’s Consultation 
• Super-speciality Consultation by Competent Doctors of Different speciality   

 Our Pricing

We believe that learning should be interactive and engaging. That’s why our Health Awareness Camps include interactive workshops and demonstrations. These sessions provide hands-on experiences and practical tips on healthy living, nutrition, fitness, stress management, and other relevant topics. You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions, participate in activities, and interact with experts.

Benefits of Electronic Intensive Care Units:

There are several advantages to eICUs.

Better and wider care

Using eICU platforms and devices, intensivists can proactively monitor and treat critically ill patients, provide earlier interventions, improve care quality and achieve more timely discharges from intensive care. Some hospitals have seen lower mortality rates when patients are seen by a tele-intensivist.

Medical staff shortages

An eICU can tackle two key problems in healthcare delivery: reach an aging population, and address shortages of medical staff, particularly in ICU settings. Since eICU allows for distant monitoring of critical patients, it allows hospitals to provide treatment to a bigger patient population.

Prevent clinician burnout

With eICU in play, critical care staff physicians can offload some of their work and avoid burnout, which is a common problem with ICU staff. Medical professionals can also improve their skills by caring for patients in different hospitals and ICUs. EICUs also have an impact on the enthusiasm of clinicians, which is beneficial for patients, families and the clinicians themselves.

Critical in COVID and COVID-like situations

EICUs are especially necessary as hospitals deal with the COVID-19 pandemic, allowing patients to access care without compromising their health and safety, or the health and safety of caretakers and physicians.