Strengthening Healthcare with ICU and Manpower Solutions across Tamil Nadu.
What EMAACC offers to the hospitals?
Give us infrastructure, we will setup and operate a world-class ICU for you…
Emergency
ICU
Operation Theatre
Manpower
About EMAACC
Founded in 2024, EMAACC is a trusted provider of expert ICU anesthesiologists and hospital manpower solutions across Tamil Nadu.
Our motive is to bridge the gap between hospitals and skilled healthcare professionals by offering 24/7 availability of qualified doctors, nurses, and technicians tailored to each hospital’s needs.
We are committed to ensuring every emergency, operation theatre, and casualty department runs with the right people, right when they’re needed.
VISION
To become Tamil Nadu’s most trusted and responsive medical staffing partner, ensuring every hospital is equipped with skilled professionals — anytime, anywhere — for uninterrupted, quality healthcare delivery.
MISSION
To provide long-term skilled doctors, nurses, and medical staff 24/7 for hospitals across Tamil Nadu, ensuring continuous and quality patient care.
Our Services
At EMAACC, we specialize in delivering reliable, round-the-clock medical manpower solutions tailored for hospitals and healthcare institutions across Tamil Nadu. Our services are structured to meet urgent and ongoing staffing needs in critical care environments.
1. ICU & Casualty Doctor Support
We provide qualified ICU anesthesiologists and general duty doctors to manage emergency rooms (casualty) and critical care units efficiently. Our team is trained to respond swiftly to emergencies and provide immediate medical attention.
2. Operation Theatre (OT) Staffing
Our expert panel includes OT anesthesiologists and assistant doctors who ensure seamless coordination and safety during surgical procedures. We support hospitals with flexible and timely deployment of skilled professionals.
3. Staff Nurses On-Demand
We supply trained and certified nurses for various departments including ICU, OT, general ward, and casualty. Our nurses are selected for their clinical knowledge, compassion, and ability to work in high-pressure settings.
4. Lab Technicians & Diagnostic Support
We also provide experienced lab technicians to support diagnostic services. Whether for sample collection, testing, or lab operations, our technicians help maintain quality and speed in reporting results.
5. 24/7 Emergency Manpower Backup
EMAACC operates a 24/7 support system for hospitals that need immediate medical manpower coverage. Our extensive network allows us to quickly dispatch professionals where needed.
Why EMAACC ICU?
Team
Not just doctors and nurses!
A complete team with a structured workflow…
Care
EMAACC Feels like home…
Cares like a family member!
Connectivity
Our Care … …
begins from your place!
Commitment
Specialised care…
By a dedicated team for every patient!
Backup Support
No specialists at your place?
No worries!
Chain of Continuity
Early discharge…
Continuity of care at home, as required!
FAQs
1. What equipment is used in an ICU?
ICUs are equipped with monitors, ventilators, IV catheters, urinary catheters, NG tubes, ECG electrodes, pulse oximeters, crash carts, anesthesia machines, EKG machines, and more to monitor and treat critically ill patients.
2. What are the different types of tubes used in an ICU?
- Nasogastric (NG) Tube: A feeding tube inserted through the nose into the stomach.
- Intravenous (IV) Feeding: Nutrients delivered directly into the bloodstream.
- Nasojejunal Tube: Similar to NG but extends to the small intestine.
- PEG Tube: Inserted into the stomach via the abdomen for long-term feeding.
3. What is a ventilator in the ICU?
A ventilator helps patients breathe by delivering oxygen into the lungs when they are unable to do so independently, commonly used for those under anesthesia or with severe breathing issues.
4. Why is a patient put on a ventilator?
Ventilators are used for patients with respiratory failure, severe lung infections, anesthesia recovery, or conditions that impair breathing.
5. How does an ICU monitor help doctors?
ICU monitors track vital signs like heart rate, oxygen levels, and blood pressure, providing real-time data to help doctors make critical decisions.