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General Medicine, or internal medicine, is the primary specialty focused on diagnosing, treating, and preventing a wide range of adult diseases, serving as the foundation of hospital care. Internists manage chronic conditions (diabetes, hypertension) and acute illnesses (infections, respiratory issues), acting as the first point of contact for complex health needs.
Core Functions of General Medicine
- Focuses on the whole patient, not just isolated symptoms, providing long-term care and managing multi-system diseases.
- Utilizes physical exams, laboratory tests, and imaging to diagnose illnesses and manage them through non-surgical, medical treatments
- Emphasizes preventive care, including screenings, vaccinations, and lifestyle modifications.
- Provides care in both hospital settings (inpatient) and clinics (outpatient)
7 Bedded medical intensive care
6 bedded medical Intensive Coronary care
6 bedded post operative Cardiac Thoracic Intensive care
Ventilator support & Defibrillator support
Multipara monitor support
Centralized Oxygen & Suction in CTS ICU, ICCU and ICU, all ward rooms
Arterial blood Gas analysis
24x7 in house availability of doctors
ECG oxygen saturation monitoring to all patients in intensive care unit
Secured and restricted ICU, ICCU and CTS ICU entry.
24x7 in house availability of Medicine
State of art 24x 7 high profile fully automated Lab Facilities
Syringe and infusion pump for all Patients in IMCU to deliver accurate amount of drugs delivered to patient
Highly Strict ICU, ICCU and CTS ICU environment (Periodic Fumigation, sterile practice of medical care Personnel to prevent cross infection highly
