Can You Bring a Loved One Home with a Tracheostomy and Ventilation from ICU? Yes, You Can!

Can You Bring a Loved One Home with a Tracheostomy and Ventilation from ICU? Yes, You Can!

Can you take your loved one home from ICU with a ventilator and tracheostomy? The answer is YES—you can! In this video, Patrik Hutzel from Intensive Care at Home explains how families can safely bring their loved ones home with 24/7 critical care nurses.

Discover the evidence-based care model that allows ventilated and tracheostomy patients to live safely at home, avoid long-term ICU stays, reduce infections, and improve quality of life.

🏠 Services we provide at Intensive Care at Home:
✔ 24/7 ICU-level nursing care at home
✔ Ventilator weaning and tracheostomy care
✔ Non-invasive ventilation (BiPAP/CPAP) support
✔ Home TPN, IV fluids, IV antibiotics, central line & PICC management
✔ Palliative care and emergency department bypass services
✔ Support for NDIS, TAC, DVA, WorkSafe & hospital-funded clients

💡 Families are often told by ICUs that nursing homes or rehab are the only options—but this is not true. With the right team, your loved one can be cared for at home safely and with dignity.

📌 Visit 👉 https://intensivecareathome.com

📌 Contact: [email protected]

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