Can My Husband Use BiPAP at Home with Dementia After COVID ICU?

Can your husband safely use BIPAP at home after COVID, dementia, and months in ICU?
In this video, Patrik Hutzel (Critical Care Nurse for 25+ years and founder of Intensive Care at Home) explains how BIPAP can be safely used at home, why dementia does not automatically prevent BIPAP therapy, and why 24/7 critical care nursing—not support workers—is essential for patients with hypercapnia, low oxygen levels, gastroparesis, and high fall risk.

You’ll learn:

🔥 Why BIPAP is critical for patients with hypercapnia & sleep-related breathing failure
🔥 Why dementia patients can safely use BIPAP—with proper ICU nursing support
🔥 The dangers of relying on support workers instead of ICU-trained nurses
🔥 Why 55 hours/week of care is unsafe for complex respiratory patients
🔥 How gastroparesis, aspiration risk, and neurological issues affect BIPAP safety
🔥 The evidence-based Mechanical Home Ventilation Guidelines & why they require CCRNs 24/7
🔥 How to get funding for 24/7 nursing care at home (NDIS, insurance, hospital, etc.)
🔥 What families must demand from community respiratory teams, sleep physicians & homecare managers

Patrik also breaks down how Intensive Care at Home provides:

✔ 24/7 Critical Care Registered Nurses
✔ Home BIPAP/ventilator monitoring
✔ CO₂ & oxygen monitoring
✔ Airway management, aspiration prevention & gastroparesis management
✔ Falls prevention
✔ Home TPN, PICC, central line & IV therapy support
✔ Full coordination with respiratory physicians & sleep specialists
✔ Advocacy to secure the correct level of funding

If you feel unheard, dismissed, or excluded from your husband’s care decisions, this video empowers you with the clinical arguments, evidence, and advocacy framework needed to protect his life at home.

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