Other Support Specialties

Some of the most important support specialities that you can find at Medcy include:

Anaesthesia

Medcy has a team of highly skilled anaesthesiologists who play a vital role in managing pain and ensuring the safety and comfort of our patients during surgical procedures and other medical interventions. From expertly administering anaesthesia to monitoring the patient’s vital signs, they contribute to successful surgeries and minimise discomfort associated with the treatment.

Dietetics and Clinical Nutrition

Proper nutrition is essential for overall health and crucial for the smooth recovery and rehabilitation of the patient. Dieticians and clinical nutritionists at Medcy Hospitals have years of experience in providing personalised nutritional charts, conducting assessments and counselling patients to ensure they understand their dietary restrictions, necessities and duties for optimum health.

Intensive Care and Critical Care

Sometimes patients require 24-hour close monitoring in case of illnesses or injuries that demand intensive and critical medical care. Medcy has a dedicated team of critical care physicians, nurses, and support staff that provide compassionate and comprehensive care to patients in the ICU or critical care. With a world-class intensive care unit equipped with advanced monitoring equipment and life-saving technologies, we ensure the best possible outcomes for critically ill patients.

Nuclear Medicine

Nuclear medicine refers to a specialisation in radiology that carries out medical imaging using small amounts of radioactive materials to monitor, diagnose and examine organ function in the body. Nuclear medicine includes X-Rays, CT Scans, SPECT, and more.

Nuclear medicine specialists at Medcy Hospitals employ cutting-edge techniques to perform diagnostic scans, offer accurate examinations through nuclear medicine, and build precise treatment plans to ensure patients’ quick return to normal life.

Pain Management

Any pain can have a serious impact on a person’s quality of life. Pain management involves a multidisciplinary approach to alleviate and manage pain among patients. One or a mix of various techniques, such as medication management, interventional procedures, physical therapy, and complementary therapies, are employed to address the pain management needs of each patient and help them improve their overall well-being.