A Guiding Light For Your Peace of Mind
Caring for a loved one with a tracheostomy requires specialized knowledge, meticulous attention, and skilled medical support. Our experienced nurses provide you with expert-level tracheostomy care, ensuring proper airway management, infection prevention, and overall comfort in the familiar surroundings of home
Tracheostomy Care At Home
What is Tracheostomy Care?
What is Tracheostomy Care?
Daily Airway Maintenance – Ensuring the tracheostomy tube remains clear of mucus and obstructions to facilitate proper breathing.
Suctioning & Secretion Management – Removing excess secretions to prevent blockages and maintain optimal oxygen levels.
Tracheostomy Tube Changes & Cleaning – Regularly replacing and sanitizing the tracheostomy tube to reduce infection risk.
Monitoring for Complications – Observing for redness, swelling, unusual discharge, or difficulty breathing that may require medical intervention.
Humidification & Hydration Support – Preventing dryness and irritation by ensuring adequate moisture levels in the airway.
Emergency Preparedness – Providing immediate intervention in case of accidental tube displacement, blockages, or respiratory distress.
Helpful Tips for Loved Ones Handling Tracheostomy Care
1. Maintain a Clean and Sterile Environment – Always wash hands and use sterilized equipment when performing tracheostomy care to reduce infection risks.
2. Monitor Breathing Patterns – Keep track of changes in breathing, excessive mucus buildup, or signs of distress that may indicate the need for medical attention.
3. Have Emergency Supplies Ready – Keep spare tracheostomy tubes, suction equipment, and emergency instructions readily available in case of unexpected complications.