
Advanced Paediatric Intensive Care for Critically Ill Children
When a child is seriously ill, Rio's Paediatric Intensive Care Unit provides state-of-the-art critical care, supported by a well-trained team of doctors and nurses and round-the-clock monitoring.
Closer monitoring, a stronger safety net
Rio’s Paediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) delivers advanced critical care for children with life-threatening illnesses, supported by experienced paediatric intensivists, specialised nurses and continuous monitoring 24 hours a day.
Care is delivered by a well-trained team of paediatric intensivists, doctors and nurses, with continuous monitoring and immediate access to specialists when every moment counts.
This care covers

Advanced Critical Care, All Under One Roof
Critical care support
State-of-the-art equipment and ventilation for children with life-threatening illness.
Round-the-clock monitoring
Continuous monitoring of vital signs by a trained paediatric intensive-care team.
Paediatric intensivists
A well-trained team of intensivists, doctors and nurses dedicated to critically ill children.
Multi-specialty expert support
Quick access to cardiology, neurology and other specialists when a child needs them.
Linked to 24/7 emergency
Seamlessly connected to our paediatric emergency for fast escalation when needed.
3-level power backup
Uninterrupted power for ventilators and monitors, 100% guaranteed.
Inside our PICU facilities
A look at the structure and infrastructure behind our picu care.




Facility photographs to be supplied by Rio (placeholders shown).
Questions families ask
Serious illnesses such as severe respiratory distress, asthma, shock, dehydration, dengue, seizures, meningitis, cardiac and metabolic problems, and more.
By a well-trained team of paediatric intensivists, doctors and nurses providing intensive care around the clock.
Yes. The PICU has immediate access to paediatric cardiology, neurology and other specialists.
A 3-level power backup keeps ventilators and monitors running without interruption.




