It’s a health unit concerned with caring for patients suffering from heart attacks, angina, heart rhythm disorder, heart muscle failure, and other cardiac disorders that require attentive care and constant treatment, like the patients of therapeutic cardiac catheterization.
Our CCU consists of (6) separate rooms, including two isolation rooms. Each room receives one patient and his chaperon and it has a separate bathroom. There’s a trained nurse for every two patients at the CCU and the unit is supervised by a cardiologist at all times.

Each room is equipped with a control panel, a cardiac monitoring device for all vital functions, a drain pump, an injection pump, an oxygen tank, and a suction machine (fixed to the wall).
This unit contains the latest medical devices and equipment, such as: ICU beds, ventilators, defibrillators, crash carts, IV therapy, modern heart monitors, portable echocardiography device. This unit also has a special monitoring system connected to every device and wireless monitors that detect danger and changes in the patient’s vital functions.

The most prominent feature of the CCU is the ability to remotely measure and monitor the heart rhythm via continuous echocardiography, making it easy to quickly intervene (with meds or electric shocks) in case of a disturbance in the heart rhythm.