Critically ill patients face increased risks of long-term complications such as ICU-acquired weakness, delirium, and prolonged hospital stays. Early mobility has been shown to mitigate these risks, yet adherence to mobility protocols remains inconsistent. This project aimed to evaluate adherence to existing early mobility protocols in a medical intensive care unit, identify gaps in implementation, and assess the relationship between early mobility and patient outcomes, including incidence of delirium, ICU length of stay, hospital LOS, and ventilator days.