A hospital in Chennai has received new medical equipment to enhance its Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU). The tools include non-invasive ventilators and pulse oximeters, which are used to monitor and support breathing in young patients. Non-invasive ventilators help children who need respiratory support without requiring a breathing tube, reducing discomfort and risk of infection. Pulse oximeters measure oxygen levels in the blood, allowing doctors to quickly detect any drop in oxygen. These devices are essential for managing severe respiratory illnesses, such as pneumonia or complications from infections. The hospital stated that the equipment will strengthen its ability to provide critical care for children. The donation was made through a corporate social responsibility initiative. The PICU treats children with life-threatening conditions, and the new tools are expected to improve outcomes by enabling earlier intervention and more comfortable treatment. Similar equipment has been crucial in recent years due to respiratory viruses affecting children. The hospital plans to train its staff to use the devices effectively. This addition is part of ongoing efforts to upgrade pediatric care in the region. The equipment is now operational and being used for patients in need.