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Aashraya Hospital, Gadag-Betageri · ICU & Critical Care

ICU & Critical Care in Gadag-Betageri

Round-the-clock intensive care for the moments that can't wait — with continuous monitoring, ventilator support, and a team that keeps your family informed at every step.

24/7 Critical Care NABH Certified Intensivist-Led Team

Ambulance-side admission possible · No prior referral needed for emergencies

ICU nursing team monitoring a critical care patient at Aashraya Hospital, Gadag-Betageri
ICU team reviewing a critical patient's vitals at Aashraya Hospital, Gadag-Betageri
About the Service

Critical Care Built Around Every Vital Sign

An ICU admission is one of the most stressful moments a family can face. At Aashraya Hospital, our critical care unit exists to take that weight off your shoulders — with a team watching every vital sign, every hour, and a clear line of communication with you throughout.

Continuous Monitoring, Not Periodic Checks. Every ICU bed is wired for real-time monitoring of heart rate, oxygen levels, and blood pressure, so any change is caught the moment it happens.

Ventilator & Respiratory Support On-Site. Patients who need breathing support are managed by nurses trained specifically for ventilator care, with a physician reviewing progress daily.

From post-surgical recovery to sudden cardiac or respiratory emergencies, the same critical care team and equipment are available around the clock — with scheduled updates so your family is never left guessing.

Know When ICU Care Is Needed

When a patient needs closer watching than a regular ward

Not every hospital stay needs intensive care. But when vital signs are unstable or life support is involved, every minute of close monitoring matters.

Critical care monitoring in progress at Aashraya Hospital ICU, Gadag-Betageri
Emergency Reminder Bring a patient in immediately for difficulty breathing, chest pain, or sudden unresponsiveness.

Severe breathlessness, chest pain, unresponsiveness, or uncontrolled bleeding needs urgent evaluation — call ahead if possible so the team can be ready.

Respiratory & Breathing Support

When breathing needs mechanical or close monitoring.

  • Severe breathlessness or low oxygen levels
  • Pneumonia with worsening symptoms
  • Need for ventilator support
  • Post-surgical airway monitoring
  • Asthma or COPD flare-ups
  • Recovery after respiratory arrest

Cardiac & Post-Surgical Care

Situations where the heart or recovery needs close watching.

  • Heart attack or unstable chest pain
  • Irregular heart rhythm needing monitoring
  • Major surgery recovery
  • Severe blood pressure fluctuations
  • Post-operative infection risk
  • Sepsis or multi-organ concerns

Seek Help Immediately

These signs need urgent evaluation, not a wait-and-watch approach.

  • Difficulty breathing or gasping
  • Sudden chest pain or pressure
  • Loss of consciousness or unresponsiveness
  • Uncontrolled bleeding
  • Seizures lasting more than a few minutes
  • Sudden weakness on one side of the body

Not sure if a patient needs the ICU? We'll help you decide.

If you're unsure whether a family member needs intensive care, call us or message on WhatsApp — our team will guide you on the next step right away.

ICU Admission Process

How an ICU admission actually works

Every ICU admission follows the same structured process — and your family is briefed in plain language at every stage, not just medical shorthand.

No step is skipped, and no update is withheld — you can ask the on-duty team anything, any time.

Step 1

Immediate Assessment

The moment a patient arrives, our team assesses vitals and decides on ICU-level care without delay.

In Simple WordsCare starts before paperwork
Step 2

Stabilisation & Monitoring

The patient is connected to continuous monitors and, if needed, ventilator or cardiac support begins right away.

In Simple WordsEvery vital sign watched live
Step 3

Daily Physician Review

A physician reviews progress daily and adjusts the treatment plan based on how the patient responds.

In Simple WordsThe plan adapts to the patient
Step 4

Family Briefing

You're given a clear update on condition and next steps at set times each day, plus scheduled visiting windows.

In Simple WordsYou're never left wondering

Bringing in a critical patient? Call ahead if you can — describing symptoms on the way helps our team be ready with the right support the moment you arrive.

Why Aashraya

Gadag-Betageri's critical care built around vigilance, not just equipment.

Machines help, but it's the team watching them that saves lives. Here's what makes Aashraya Hospital the trusted choice for ICU and critical care in Gadag-Betageri.

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  • No referrals needed for emergencies. Critical patients are assessed and admitted to the ICU directly — no separate approval process delays care.
  • Continuous, not periodic, monitoring. Every ICU bed tracks vitals in real time so changes are caught the moment they happen.
  • Ventilator & cardiac support on-site. Nurses trained specifically for critical care manage life support around the clock.
  • Families kept informed, always. Scheduled updates and visiting windows mean you're never left waiting for news.
Our Medical Team

Gadag-Betageri specialists who stabilise, monitor, and follow through

Every ICU patient is reviewed by a physician who tracks recovery day by day, not just at admission.

Dr. Sridhar V. Kuradagi - General & Laparoscopic Surgeon at Aashraya Hospital, Gadag-Betageri
Dr. Sridhar V. Kuradagi
QualificationMBBS, MS (Gen. Surg), FIAGES
SpecialityGeneral & Laparoscopic Surgeon
Dr. Sunitha S. Kuradagi - Obstetrician, Gynaecologist & Sonologist at Aashraya Hospital, Gadag-Betageri
Dr. Sunitha S. Kuradagi
QualificationMBBS, DGO
SpecialityObstetrician, Gynaecologist & Sonologist
Dr. Madhusudan P. Chintamani - Physician & Fever/Infection Specialist at Aashraya Hospital, Gadag-Betageri
Dr. Madhusudan P. Chintamani
QualificationMBBS, DNB
SpecialityPhysician & Critical Care
Dr. Jayaraj Patil - Pediatrician at Aashraya Hospital, Gadag-Betageri
Dr. Jayaraj Patil
QualificationMBBS, MD
SpecialityPediatrician & Neonatal Critical Care
Dr. Ravikumar Naganur - Orthopaedician at Aashraya Hospital, Gadag-Betageri
Dr. Ravikumar Naganur
QualificationMBBS, MS (Ortho.)
SpecialityOrthopaedician & Trauma Care
Dr. Nikhita Konnur - ENT Specialist at Aashraya Hospital, Gadag-Betageri
Dr. Nikhita Konnur
QualificationMBBS, DLO
SpecialityENT Specialist (Ear, Nose & Throat)
Have Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers to what most families in Gadag-Betageri ask before or during an ICU admission — no medical jargon.

Yes — the ICU is staffed and monitored round the clock, every day of the year, so critical patients can be admitted and stabilised at any hour.
The ICU cares for patients who need close monitoring or life support — this includes severe infections, breathing difficulty, heart events, post-surgical recovery, and other conditions where vital signs need constant attention.
Yes, we allow scheduled visiting windows, and our team gives families a clear update on the patient's condition at set times each day so you're never left wondering.
Yes — the unit is equipped with ventilators and continuous monitoring for patients who need breathing support, along with nursing staff trained to manage it around the clock.
If our emergency or in-patient team feels a patient needs closer monitoring, they're shifted to the ICU immediately — there's no separate approval process that delays care.
Once vitals are stable, the patient is moved to a regular ward under continued observation, and our team briefs the family on the recovery plan going forward.
Yes — our physicians and critical care team review every ICU patient closely, with the on-call doctor reachable at all times for any change in condition.
Costs depend on the length of stay and the level of support needed. Our team explains charges clearly as care progresses — call or message us on WhatsApp for specifics.
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