Critical Care Comprehensive Centre

Critical Care Comprehensive Centre Critical Care Comprehensive Center is dedicated to providing top-quality medical care with a focus on compassion and excellence.

Our team of experienced professionals offers a wide range of healthcare services to meet your needs.

25/02/2026

What is a Pap smear?
It's a simple screening test that looks for early signs of cervical cancer. Early detection saves lives.

What is a hysterectomy?
This is surgery to remove the womb. Sometimes the cervix is removed along with it, and sometimes it's left in place.

Do you need a pap smear if you had a hysterectomy?
✅ If your cervix was removed: You cannot get cervical cancer. No more Pap smears needed.
⚠️ If your cervix was NOT removed: You still have a cervix, which means you can still get cervical cancer. You still need regular Pap smears.

🤔 Not sure about your situation?
You're not alone. Many women don't know whether their cervix was removed during surgery. The best thing to do? Ask.

A quick visit to your doctor can give you clarity and peace of mind. We're here to help you figure it out.
📞 Call us to book: 1-876-325-9961 or 1-658-219-5234
📍 Unit E, 10 Argyle Road, Kingston 5

Heart attack is preventable. But you must know what's working against you.Swipe through to learn:⚠️ The risk factors wea...
24/02/2026

Heart attack is preventable. But you must know what's working against you.

Swipe through to learn:
⚠️ The risk factors wearing your heart down
🚨 The warning signs you should never ignore
🛡️ Simple steps to protect your heart every day

We can help you care for your heart. Book your appointment today.
📞 876-325-9961 or 658-219-5234
📍 Unit E, 10 Argyle Road, Kingston 5

22/02/2026

Flu season is here. 🦠
Chances are, someone around you is already sniffling or coughing.

🤒 What it feels like:
Headache
Stuffy or runny nose
Itchy, dry throat
Cough (wet or dry)
Body aches and joint pain

How to protect yourself (and others):
Wash your hands.
Wipe down your desk and phone.
If you're sick, wear a mask and keep your distance.
Get your flu shot! The yearly vaccine is your best defence.

😷 Already feeling sick?
Rest up. Drink plenty of fluids. Take your vitamins. And if you're not improving, go and visit a doctor.

📞 Book your appointment today: 1-876-325-9961 or 1-658- 219-5234
📍 Unit E, 10 Argyle Road, Kingston 5

20/02/2026

February is Heart Health Awareness Month, and the Heart Foundation of Jamaica has launched the month under the theme: "Heart Attack! - Could It Be You?"

What is cardiovascular disease?
This is a group of disease which affects your heart’s ability to pump oxygen rich blood to the rest of your body. Over time, this can wear your heart down.

🚨 Watch for these signs:
Shortness of breath doing simple tasks
Swollen legs or feet
Pressing chest pain or tightness
Heart palpitations (that fluttering feeling)
Racing heart that won't settle

How to protect your heart:
See your doctor for a proper check-up.
Ask about an ECG to see how your heart is performing.
Go easy on the salt.
Stay active.
Keep an eye on your blood pressure and cholesterol.

The bottom line: Heart disease is common, but it's not inevitable. Small steps today can keep you here for all the tomorrows that matter.
Call us to book your appointment:
1-876-325-9961 or 1-658-219-5234
📍 Unit E, 10 Argyle Road, Kingston 5

02/12/2025

Start 2026 Strong & Save 15%! 💪🇯🇲

What a year 2025 has been! As we close out an eventful year, Dr. Neill wants to ensure you step into 2026 in peak health.

For the first two weeks of December only, we are offering 15% OFF Full Medical Checkups!

⚠️ Important Notice: Our offices will be CLOSED for the holidays from Dec 23rd, 2025 to Jan 3rd, 2026.

Appointments are filling up fast for these next two weeks. Don’t wait until January—prioritize your health now.

📞 Call/WhatsApp: 876-325-9961 📍 Visit us: Unit E, 10 Argyle Road, Kingston 5

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01/12/2025

After the hurricane, public health risks are high! ⚠️ With limited water and crowded spaces, hand hygiene is critical.

Wash or sanitize your hands properly and frequently to prevent the spread of diseases. Don't create new issues while we solve the old ones! Be mindful of water usage. 🧼💧

28/11/2025

What is a Febrile Seizure? 🌡️👶

Seeing your child have a seizure is every parent’s worst nightmare, but understanding what’s happening is the first step to staying calm.

A Febrile Seizure is triggered by a spike in body temperature (fever) in young children. While they are often harmless and children usually grow out of them, you can never be too careful.

🚨 The Golden Rule: If you suspect a seizure, head to the hospital immediately.

Go straight to the ER, especially if: 1️⃣ The seizure lasts more than 5 minutes. 2️⃣ The seizures are recurrent (happening back-to-back).

Even if the seizure stops and your child seems back to normal, a hospital visit is necessary for observation to rule out other causes.

📌 Save this post so you remember the signs, and share it with another parent for Seizure Awareness Month.

26/11/2025

Mosquito breeding is on the rise due to the floods. 🦟 We need to act now to avoid the spread of diseases like Dengue.

Key Action: Get rid of ANY uncovered standing water. Protect yourself with repellent and nets! This is a community effort—let's keep each other safe. 💪

24/11/2025

Mosquito breeding is on the rise due to the floods. 🦟 We need to act now to avoid the spread of diseases like Dengue.

Key Action: Get rid of ANY uncovered standing water.
Protect yourself with repellent and nets!

This is a community effort—let's keep each other safe. 💪

19/11/2025

Seizure First Aid: Simple Steps That Can Save a Life! 💡

​November is Epilepsy Awareness Month. If you see someone having a seizure, remember the most important step is to protect their airway.
​Pro-Tip: Turn the person onto their side into the Recovery Position! This prevents them from inhaling any contents from their mouth (like froth or vomit) and keeps their airway clear.

​Stay calm, keep them safe, and help them breathe. Know the drill!

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19/11/2025

Diabetes is often just one piece of the puzzle. 🧩

Many chronic conditions, like Diabetes, don't exist in isolation. As Dr. Neill explains, they can be intertwined with issues like hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, and obesity—creating a complex picture that requires a comprehensive approach.

At Critical Care Comprehensive Centre, we look at the whole patient, not just one diagnosis. We're here to help you manage the entire puzzle for better overall health.

Ready for holistic care? Schedule your comprehensive check-up today.

13/11/2025

🩺 Antenatal Care: Your First Step to a Healthy Pregnancy! 🤰

Missed your period? If that test shows two lines, it's time to act!

We break down the truth: you don't need a high-level specialist like an obstetrician for your initial antenatal care. Skilled nurses and general practitioners are fully equipped to:

✅ Set up your appointments.

✅ Get your blood work and ultrasounds done.

✅ Manage your journey from the start.

Don't delay! Get your care started early for the best possible outcome for you and your baby.

Address

UNIT E, 10 Argyle Road, Kingston 5
Kingston

Opening Hours

Monday 08:30 - 16:30
Tuesday 08:30 - 16:30
Wednesday 08:30 - 16:30
Thursday 08:30 - 16:30
Friday 08:30 - 16:30

Telephone

+18763259961

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