Falcon ICU’s ambitious plan includes investing in approximately 3000 ICU beds across mid-sized hospitals in Metro & Rural cities in India over the next five years
Mumbai, 12th Feb 2025 (TGN): Falcon ICU, a division of Critical Care Unified (CCU), pioneers of critical care @ home, collaborate with Mahajan Hospital to establish its second Smart ICU unit in Mumbai. This strategic partnership is a significant leap forward addressing the growing need for world class ICU facilities driven by experienced Intensivists, international protocols and technology. Falcon ICU further implements its commitment to enhancing affordable healthcare accessibility across Maharashtra.
The new ICU unit is designed to meet the increasing demand of mid-size hospitals in Mumbai and will play a crucial role in providing essential care to critically ill patients. Falcon ICU’s ambitious plan includes investing in approximately 3000 ICU beds across mid-sized hospitals focused in Metro & Rural cities in India over the next five years. In addition to Falcon ICUs in India, CCU has a robust plan internationally, which will add another 1000 Falcon ICU beds. CCU has already launched it’s operations in Nairobi, Kenya to address the East African Market. This expansion not only aims to elevate patient care but also supports healthcare professionals with state-of-the-art technology and resources.
The ICU at Mahajan Hospital is equipped with next-generation monitoring systems, real-time patient tracking, and the latest advancements in critical care technology. The integration of these advanced tools will enable healthcare professionals to deliver precise, timely, and effective critical care interventions, improving patient survival rates and recovery outcomes.
Speaking on the launch, Mr. Rajiv Mathur, Executive Chairman of Critical Care Unified (CCU), and Founder of Falcon ICU, stated “Our goal is to revolutionize critical care accessibility in India. With the launch of our second ICU in Mumbai at Mahajan Hospital, we are taking another step toward ensuring that high-quality ICU care services reach more patients deeper in the country. Over the next few years, we aim to expand further, adding around 3000 ICU beds in mid-sized hospitals across the country.”
Dr. Pradeep Mahajan, Medical Director at Mahajan Hospital and Regenerative Medicine Researcher at StemRx Bioscience Pvt Ltd, shared “Mahajan Hospital is a Super speciality Hospital with the capacity for 50 beds. Having a world-class ICU setup within our hospital enhances our ability to provide comprehensive care to critically ill patients. The advanced monitoring systems and technology-enabled solutions introduced by Falcon ICU will significantly improve patient outcomes at our facility.”
Dr. Avdhut Kulkarni, Senior Intensivist at Falcon ICU, further elaborated on the challenges faced by mid-sized hospitals regarding ICU infrastructure. He explained that many of these facilities struggle to offer adequate critical care due to limited resources. “Our mission is to bridge this gap with state-of-the-art setups,” he said, indicating that the collaboration between CCU and local hospitals aims to combine technology, expertise, and efficient management practices to ensure that quality critical care is accessible where it is needed most.
