Ventilator Patient Home Care in Da Nang

Who is it for?

Patients needing respiratory support, long-term ventilation, or airway care at home.

How it works

1. 1Assess respiratory status and equipment
2. 2Install / check the ventilator
3. 3Dedicated nurse monitors 24/7
4. 4Report and coordinate with a doctor when needed

When to call us

• The patient is home but still on a ventilator, and the family doesn't feel safe managing it alone.
• There is a tracheostomy that needs suctioning and proper cannula care.
• The patient's SpO₂ keeps dropping and the family doesn't know how to respond.
• The ventilator alarms and nobody at home understands why.
• You need someone awake overnight — that is when things go wrong most often.

What is included

• Monitoring ventilator settings and responding to alarms.
• Suctioning with correct sterile technique, watching for changes in secretions.
• Tracheostomy cannula care and dressing changes at the stoma.
• Continuous monitoring of SpO₂, pulse, blood pressure and breathing rate.
• Mouth care to prevent ventilator-associated pneumonia.
• Repositioning and chest physiotherapy as prescribed.