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Shaibya Comprehensive Care Clinic, located in Thaltej, Ahmedabad, is a modern multispecialty centre dedicated to advanced, integrated, and patient-centric care. Under the leadership of Dr. Rajesh Chandra Mishra, a renowned intensivist and internist, the clinic focuses on managing critical and complex medical conditions with compassion, precision, and continuity. It bridges hospital-based expertise with accessible outpatient and telemedicine services, ensuring seamless care transitions from ICU to home recovery.
The clinic offers comprehensive services, including critical care consultations, post-ICU rehabilitation, tele-ICU support, and management of complex chronic illnesses. Guided by a closed-ICU philosophy and protocol-driven approach, Shaibya Clinic emphasises humanised medicine, multidisciplinary collaboration, and continuous education of healthcare professionals. Its strong tele-ICU linkages and training initiatives extend high-quality critical care to resource-limited and remote regions, making it a hub of excellence in continuity of care and clinical innovation.
Gujarat Critical Care (GCC), founded by Dr. Rajesh Chandra Mishra in 2009, is a pioneering academic and clinical movement dedicated to elevating the standards of intensive care across India and beyond. It blends evidence-based medicine with humanised and resource-appropriate approaches, ensuring that quality critical care reaches both tertiary and peripheral hospitals. Guided by a vision to empower healthcare professionals, GCC promotes a culture of compassion, competence, and collaboration in intensive care practice.
Over the years, GCC has held successful conferences and workshops featuring national and international experts, offering hands-on training in ventilation, ECMO, RRT, and hemodynamic monitoring. It runs extensive educational outreach programmes for nurses, doctors, and technicians, and has expanded tele-ICU services to smaller hospitals in Gujarat and neighbouring states. Through publications like the GCC Critical Care Series and public awareness drives, GCC continues to build capacity, improve ICU outcomes, and nurture the next generation of critical care leaders.
1st GCC conference was organised in 2010 and critical care society came into existence in 2011."
1st GCC conference was organised in 2010 and critical care society came into existence in 2011."
Dr. Rajesh Chandra Mishra is a distinguished Intensivist, Internist, and Tele-Consultant with over two decades of experience in advanced critical care. As Founder of Gujarat Critical Care (GCC) and Director of Shaibya Comprehensive Care Clinic, Ahmedabad, he has redefined the landscape of intensive care in India through evidence-based, protocol-driven, and humanised medicine. A pioneer of closed ICU systems and tele-ICU connectivity, Dr. Mishra emphasises early diagnosis, precise intervention, and post-ICU continuity of care. His leadership has shaped a new generation of intensivists trained in clinical precision, empathy, and teamwork.
Academically accomplished with multiple international fellowships (MBBS, MD (MEDICINE), FNB, EDIC, FCCM, FCCP, FICCM, FICP), Dr. Mishra has served as President and Chancellor of ISCCM (2022–23) and India Representative to ESICM (2022–24). With over 50 research publications, national orations, and authorship of key critical care guidelines, he continues to advance the field through education, telemedicine, and global collaborations, making high-quality critical care accessible and sustainable.
More About Dr. MishraThe clinic is supported by a wide network of super-specialty and surgical specialists, ensuring comprehensive management of any and every complex medical, surgical, or critical condition with precision and teamwork.
More than 15 years of experience in managing critically ill patients.
The Gujarat Critical Care (GCC) Conference is a flagship academic event founded by Dr. Rajesh Chandra Mishra to promote evidence-based and humanised intensive care. Held annually since 2009, it brings together national and international experts for hands-on workshops, live demonstrations, and interactive sessions on ventilation, RRT, ECMO, and hemodynamic monitoring, fostering learning, collaboration, and innovation in critical care.
To make high-quality critical care universally accessible through innovation, teamwork, and education—bridging hospital and remote settings while promoting compassionate, evidence-based, and cost-effective management for every critically ill patient.
To empower healthcare professionals with knowledge, technology, and empathy to deliver seamless, protocol-driven, and humanised critical care—from ICU to recovery—ensuring patient safety, dignity, and optimal outcomes across all settings.
Healing extends beyond machines and medicines; it thrives on humanity, precision, and connection. At GCC, science saves lives, but empathy, integrity, and teamwork truly heal and sustain recovery.
Advanced critical care, sepsis, SHOCK, MODS, ARDS, ECMO, CRRT management, hemodynamic monitoring, with a special focus on early diagnosis, diagnosis of complex undiagnosed cases, tele-ICU, post-ICU recovery, and humanised, protocol-driven patient care.
Providing solutions through early diagnosis, USG-guided precise intervention, tele-ICU support, rehabilitation, and compassionate continuity of care across all healthcare settings.
We provide and practice Preventive Critical Care by identifying risks early, promoting timely interventions, and ensuring holistic patient wellbeing through education, monitoring, vaccination, and lifestyle optimisation.
We provide comprehensive home care services focused on recovery, rehabilitation, and continuity of critical care with compassion, monitoring, and expert medical supervision.
We provide tele-consulting services enabling real-time expert guidance, remote monitoring, and specialist support for patients and hospitals across regions, ensuring timely critical care access.
Every service is delivered with precision, compassion, and the goal of ensuring continuity of care from hospital to home.
