Pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care Unit
Specialized cardiac care when your child needs it most.
The pediatric cardiac intensive care unit (CICU) offers the highest level of care is given to infants, children, and young adults undergoing treatment for a variety of heart conditions. The CICU is staffed by a team of dedicated UHealth – University of Miami Health System pediatric cardiac intensivists, pediatric cardiologists, and nurse specialists trained in providing intensive care and cardiac specialty services to patients before and after heart surgery, or with medical illness including extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO).
The CICU not only provides the best medical care for sick children, but it also accommodates the needs of families and loved ones who are caring for them. The unit has private, comfortable rooms where parents or guardians are welcome to stay with their children, allowing them to play an active role in their treatment and recovery.
This unique and centralized environment optimizes daily interactions and care for our patients and their families. Our family-centered spaces include recreational areas, a computer lab, shower facilities, and a quiet room for parents to talk or discuss treatment options with their child’s physician.
The CICU is equipped with:
- Two operating rooms, specifically designed for pediatric cardiac surgeries
- State-of-the-art monitoring equipment
- Cardiac catheterization lab, specifically designed for pediatric patients
Description
The pediatric cardiac intensive care unit (CICU) offers the highest level of care is given to infants, children, and young adults undergoing treatment for a variety of heart conditions. The CICU is staffed by a team of dedicated UHealth – University of Miami Health System pediatric cardiac intensivists, pediatric cardiologists, and nurse specialists trained in providing intensive care and cardiac specialty services to patients before and after heart surgery, or with medical illness including extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO).
The CICU not only provides the best medical care for sick children, but it also accommodates the needs of families and loved ones who are caring for them. The unit has private, comfortable rooms where parents or guardians are welcome to stay with their children, allowing them to play an active role in their treatment and recovery.
This unique and centralized environment optimizes daily interactions and care for our patients and their families. Our family-centered spaces include recreational areas, a computer lab, shower facilities, and a quiet room for parents to talk or discuss treatment options with their child’s physician.
Description
The CICU is equipped with:
- Two operating rooms, specifically designed for pediatric cardiac surgeries
- State-of-the-art monitoring equipment
- Cardiac catheterization lab, specifically designed for pediatric patients
Pediatric Transport to Holtz Children’s Hospital
- Patient’s Name
- Age and Weight
- Type and Extent of Illness or Injury
- Vital Signs
- Treatment Received
- Referral Physician’s Name and Contact Information
Support Groups
Pediatric Transport to Holtz Children’s Hospital
- Patient’s Name
- Age and Weight
- Type and Extent of Illness or Injury
- Vital Signs
- Treatment Received
- Referral Physician’s Name and Contact Information
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Pediatric Critical Care Medicine
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Pediatric Critical Care Medicine
Pediatric Critical Care Medicine
Pediatric Critical Care Medicine
Pediatric Critical Care Medicine
Pediatric Critical Care Medicine
Location
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1611 N.W. 12th Avenue, Miami, FL, 33136
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Comprehensive Pediatric Heart Care from Womb to Adulthood
Expertise, innovation, collaboration, and family-centered care shape our mission to provide exceptional cardiac treatment for children with congenital or acquired heart disease.