At the Medical Center of Central Georgia, we focus on ever enlarging our capacities to meet the needs of patients and their families during times of acute and life threatening illnesses and injuries.  We have established a place driven by evidenced based practice, advanced research and technology -The Critical Care Center, to provide comprehensive, unprecedented care during such times.   

Located on the second floor of the West Tower of the Medical Center , The Critical Care Center consists of three specialty units:  the Surgical-Trauma Intensive Care Unit, the Neuro Intensive Care Unit and the Medical-Surgical Intensive Care Unit.    

The Surgical-Trauma ICU (STICU) is a 10-bed unit specializing in the care of patients who have experienced severe traumatic injuries or have required complex surgical procedures.  

The Neuro ICU (NICU) is one of the largest, most diverse neurosurgical ICUs in Georgia .  Our NICU consists of 14 beds where the care of patients who have experienced a severe neurological event is provided.  Patient populations include: traumatic brain injury, epilepsy, neurosurgery, endovascular neurosurgical procedures and other neurological conditions.  

The Medical-Surgical ICU (MSICU) is a 10 bed unit that focuses on the care of the critically ill medical and surgical patient.  Patient populations can include respiratory disease, diabetic complications, renal disease and many other complex medical & surgical conditions.   

The Critical Care Center is a place where humanity and technology work hand in hand.  Our goal is to provide comfort and dignity to our patients while providing highly technological and evidence based care.  Our compassion is conveyed through the language of caring.