YOUR ICU. YOUR CARE.
YOUR CONFIDENCE.
Expert Critical Care Guidance. Evidence-Based ICU Education.
Critical illness can be overwhelming. Whether you are a patient, a family member trying to understand an ICU situation, or a healthcare professional looking to strengthen your critical care skills, urICU brings specialist critical care expertise closer to you.
What urICU Offers
When Critical Care Becomes Personal, Understanding Matters.
The ICU involves complex decisions, advanced technology and rapidly changing clinical situations. At urICU, we believe that expert critical care should be accompanied by clear communication, evidence-based decision-making and compassionate care.
ICU Consultation
Specialist critical care guidance for families navigating complex ICU situations.
Critical Care Courses
Practical, case-based and hands-on learning for doctors and critical care fellows.
Critical Care Education
Structured modular resources designed to make critical care practical and clear.
Bedside Excellence
Translating advanced bedside monitoring into confident, timely clinical decisions.
Core Areas in Critical Care
Structured modular learning and bedside decision-making across advanced intensive care domains.
Critical Care
Echocardiography
Bedside echo for shock, hypotension, RV/LV failure, fluid responsiveness & pulmonary hypertension.
Point-of-Care
Ultrasound (POCUS)
Structured diagnostic ultrasound protocols for rapid decision-making in the critically ill.
Haemodynamic Assessment
& Shock Physiology
Integrating clinical exam, ultrasound & dynamic parameters into bedside shock physiology.
Mechanical Ventilation
& Respiratory Care
Applied respiratory physiology, waveform analysis, and advanced invasive ventilation management.
ECMO & Advanced
Critical Care Support
VV and VA ECMO fundamentals, patient selection, cannulation, bedside monitoring and weaning.
Sepsis & Severe
Infections in ICU
Early antimicrobial stewardship, septic shock resuscitation, biomarker monitoring and source control.
Why Choose urICU?
urICU is led by Dr. Diksha Gaur, Super-Specialist in Critical Care Medicine at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi, with dedicated expertise in managing complex critically ill patients, shock, and multiorgan failure.
Grounded in current scientific evidence, international clinical guidelines, and contemporary critical care practice, while recognising that every patient requires individualised bedside assessment.
We explain complex medical conditions, organ support therapies, and ICU terminology in clear, understandable language, helping families participate meaningfully in conversations with their treating team.
Modern critical care relies on advanced bedside technologies. urICU focuses on echocardiography, POCUS, haemodynamics, mechanical ventilation, and ECMO with an emphasis on translating technology into meaningful clinical decisions.
For doctors and healthcare professionals, education goes beyond textbook knowledge: Clinical cases → Physiology → Bedside assessment → Decision-making → Practical application.
The ultimate objective is not simply to provide information, but to help people understand better, ask better questions, make informed decisions, and practise better critical care.
urICU Medical Courses
Meet Dr. Diksha Gaur
Dr. Diksha Gaur is an Associate Consultant in Critical Care Medicine at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi, with special interests in Critical Care Echocardiography, Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS), haemodynamics, mechanical ventilation and ECMO.
Her professional journey combines specialist clinical training, research, academic medicine and critical care education. Through urICU, she aims to bridge the gap between advanced ICU medicine and meaningful understanding—for both families and healthcare professionals.
Doctor & Specialist Reviews
What critical care clinicians, fellows, and residents say about urICU.
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Dr. Rajesh Varma
Dr. Priya Nair
Dr. Rohan Kulkarni
Dr. Meera Iyer
Dr. Siddharth Patel
Start Your urICU Journey
Are you dealing with a complex ICU situation?
Understand the illness. Understand the treatment. Ask the right questions with specialist guidance.
Want to strengthen your critical care skills?
Learn critical care from the bedside—not just from textbooks.