Introduction: The physiokinetotherapy is introduced slowly in Intensive Care Unit of the Republic of Moldova to combat and prevent complications because of longer hospitalization. Material and methods: Retrospective analysis of the one group – 101 patients at Intensive Care with a slight difference by APACHE II and SOFA scores, have been subjected to the physiokinetotherapy procedures for the lowering complications induced by longer hospitalization (invasive- support ventilation, immobilization etc.). The patients were divided into two groups. The Ist group– patients on invasive-support ventilation (20.8%, p < 0,5). The IInd group – patients on non-invasive support ventilation (74.5 %, p= 0,125). Each group was divided into two subgroups (Ia – the patients on invasive support ventilation with physiokinetotherapy (12%, p=0,5), Ib – the patients on invasive support ventilation without physiokinetotherapy (31%, p=0,45), IIa – the patients on non-invasive support ventilation with physiokinetotherapy (21%, p=0,21), IIb – the patients on invasive support ventilation without physiokinetotherapy (36%, p=0,3). Results: The lower hospitalization rate has been registered at group Ia (4.62 days/bed) vs. group Ib (6,79 days/bed), group IIa (3.13 days/bed) vs. IIb (9,18 days/bed), the rate of complications being only 0.2%, acording to our data. Conclusions: The utilization and introducing of the physiokinetotherapy play a beneficial role in the critical patient therapy to reduce longer hospitalization and complications induced by.