Sepsis & Serious Infections
Severe infections that affect blood pressure and organs.
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ICU & Critical Care Hospital in Himatnagar
Pluto Hospital’s 12-bed Class 10,000 ICU in Himatnagar cares for critically ill patients – sepsis, breathing problems, serious infections, trauma and recovery after major surgery. With 45 air changes per minute and a zero-infection design, it is led by critical care trained physician Dr. Charudatt Gor.
- 12-bed Class 10,000 ICU
- 45 air changes / minute
- Cashless insurance
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ICU beds
Conditions We Treat
Who Needs ICU Care?
Patients are admitted to the ICU when they need close, round-the-clock monitoring and support for vital organs, either after an emergency or after major surgery.
Breathing Problems
Pneumonia and respiratory failure needing oxygen or breathing support.
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Multi-organ Support
Failure of more than one organ needing advanced support.
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Trauma & Head Injuries
Serious injuries after accidents that need close monitoring.
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After Major Surgery
Monitoring after brain, spine, joint or abdominal surgery.
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Acute Medical Illness
Sudden serious illnesses that need intensive treatment.
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How Our ICU Works
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Admission & Assessment
Every patient is assessed and a treatment plan is made on arrival.
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Continuous Monitoring
Heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen and other vital signs are watched round the clock.
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Organ Support
Breathing support, medicines and other treatment to support vital organs.
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Step-down Care
When stable, patients move to the ward and then home with a follow-up plan.
Why Pluto ICU
A Safer ICU, Designed for Recovery
| Feature | At Pluto Hospital | What it means for you |
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| ICU grade | Class 10,000 ICU | Cleaner air around every bed |
| Air changes | 45 air changes per minute | Lower risk of infection |
| Design | Zero-infection design | Safer, more stable recovery |
| Beds | 12 ICU beds | Space for critically ill patients |
| Physician | Critical care trained (Apollo Hospital, Ahmedabad) | Expert management of critical illness |
| Support | 24×7 CT, lab and blood bank | Quick decisions in critical care |
The ICU team explains the patient’s condition and plan to the family regularly.
Treating Doctor
Best Doctor for ICU & Critical Care in Himatnagar
Dr. Charudatt Gor
MBBS, DNB (General Medicine) · General & Critical Care Surgeon
Dr. Charudatt Gor is a compassionate physician with specialised expertise in internal medicine and critical care. A graduate of B.J. Medical College, Ahmedabad, with a DNB from Mahavir Hospital, Surat and advanced critical care training at Apollo Hospital, Ahmedabad, he manages ICU care, sepsis, respiratory illnesses and multi-organ support.
OPD: Mon – Sat · 11 AM – 2 PM, 5 – 7 PM
Equipment & Facilities
Facilities Supporting Critical Care
Recovery & Hospital Stay
From ICU to Home
ICU stay depends on how serious the illness is and how the patient responds to treatment. Our team updates families regularly and plans each step – from the ICU to the ward and then home.
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Admission
Stabilisation
The patient is stabilised and a treatment plan is started.
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ICU stay
Round-the-clock care
Continuous monitoring and treatment until the patient is stable.
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Ward
Step-down care
The patient moves to the ward for recovery and mobilisation.
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Discharge
Home & follow-up
Medicines, advice and follow-up dates for safe recovery at home.
Cashless insurance available for ICU admissions
Our TPA desk helps you with pre-authorisation from Star Health and other empanelled insurers and TPAs. Share your policy details before admission to check your eligibility.
Patient Stories
What Families Say
My father was admitted during a medical emergency, and the team at Pluto responded within minutes. The emergency unit is fast, well-equipped, and life-saving. We’re so thankful for their timely care.
Common Questions
ICU & Critical Care FAQs
How many ICU beds does Pluto Hospital have?
Pluto Hospital has a 12-bed Class 10,000 ICU with 45 air changes per minute and a zero-infection design.
What does Class 10,000 ICU mean?
It describes the cleanliness of the air in the unit. A Class 10,000 ICU has strictly controlled air quality, which helps lower the risk of infection for critically ill patients.
Who manages patients in the ICU?
ICU care is led by Dr. Charudatt Gor, MBBS, DNB (General Medicine), with advanced critical care training at Apollo Hospital, Ahmedabad, working with the specialist treating each patient.
Can family members visit ICU patients?
Yes. ICU visiting hours for relatives are 9–10 AM, 4–5 PM, 9–10 PM and 3–4 AM, and only 2 relatives are allowed during each visit. Our team gives regular updates on the patient’s condition.
How long does a patient stay in the ICU?
It depends on the illness and how the patient responds to treatment. The ICU team reviews progress every day and moves the patient to the ward once stable.
Are patients shifted to the ICU after major surgery?
Yes, when needed. Patients may be monitored in the ICU after major brain, spine, joint or abdominal surgery.
Is cashless insurance available for ICU care?
Cashless treatment is available with Star Health and other empanelled insurers and TPAs, subject to your policy terms and insurer approval.
Can emergency patients be admitted directly to the ICU?
Yes. Critically ill patients from the 24×7 emergency department can be moved directly to the ICU on the same premises.
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Talk to Our Critical Care Team
For a critically ill patient, call 98985 90101 or come to the emergency now. Use this form for non-urgent consultations or questions.
- Consultation with Dr. Charudatt Gor
- 12-bed Class 10,000 ICU
- Cashless insurance available
- 24×7 emergency admission