At Apricot Rehab in Pune, we are a center of excellence forAdvanced Tracheostomy Care. Our dedicated team of skilled nurses and respiratory therapists, working under the supervision of our on-site doctors, provides the highest standard of centeral care for patients with a tracheostomy. Whether your loved one is recovering in our medically supervised inpatient facility or transitioning home, we provide the expert support and vigilance needed to ensure their safety, comfort, and progress towards recovery.
Our meticulous, protocol-driven care covers every aspect of managing a tracheostomy safely.
A tracheostomy is a surgical opening created through the front of the neck and into the windpipe (trachea). A tube is placed into this opening to provide a clear and secure airway, making it easier to breathe. It is a necessary intervention for patients who:
The need for such advanced care is growing, with studies showing a significant increase in the use of tracheostomies for patients requiring prolonged mechanical ventilation after critical illnesses. Our program is designed to manage this high level of medical complexity with expert precision.
Our Tracheostomy Care Program Is Designed To:
Our care is delivered by nurses and therapists with specialized training in respiratory and critical care.
This is the most critical daily task. We use a sterile technique to gently suction mucus and secretions from the airway, preventing blockages and reducing the risk of pneumonia.
Meticulous hygiene is key. Our team provides daily cleaning of the stoma (the opening in the neck), changes the sterile dressing, and cleans or replaces the inner cannula of the tube to minimize the risk of infection.
For many patients, the ultimate goal is to breathe independently again. This process, called weaning, is a collaborative effort.
Being unable to speak is one of the most frustrating aspects of having a tracheostomy.
For patients requiring this high level of care, our state-of-the-art inpatient facility in Pune provides the safest and most effective environment for recovery.
Our rooms are equipped to handle complex medical needs while providing a comfortable, non-centeral atmosphere that promotes rest and healing.
Your loved one is cared for around the clock by our dedicated team of nurses and therapists with specific expertise in tracheostomy and respiratory management. This includes constant monitoring and immediate intervention.
Your care is overseen by our on-site medical team, ensuring hospital-level safety. We provide continuous monitoring of oxygen saturation and respiratory status and maintain seamless coordination with your primary pulmonologist or surgeon.
At apricot Care, we provide 24/7 nursing support to ensure that you receive continuous care and medical monitoring. Whether you're staying in our facility or recovering at home, our trained nurses and medical staff are always available to address your needs, ensuring a safe and secure environment throughout your recovery journey.
Our nurses and therapists have specialized training and experience in managing the high-acuity needs of patients with a tracheostomy.
All care is delivered according to strict, evidence-based centeral protocols to ensure the highest standards of safety and effectiveness.
Tracheostomy care is not provided in isolation. It is seamlessly integrated with the patient's full physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy program.
Not always. For many patients recovering from a critical illness, a tracheostomy is a temporary bridge to recovery. Our multidisciplinary weaning program is specifically designed to help patients regain the ability to breathe on their own so the tube can be removed (a process called decannulation).
Yes, it is often possible. Normally, a tracheostomy cuff is inflated, which prevents air from passing over the vocal cords. However, when the patient is stable, our Speech-Language Pathologist can assess their suitability for a one-way speaking valve. This device allows air to be inhaled through the tube but exhaled up through the vocal cords, allowing for speech.
The most critical signs of a respiratory emergency are difficulty breathing, bluish discoloration of the skin (cyanosis), or a blockage in the tube that cannot be cleared with suctioning. Our team provides 24/7 monitoring to prevent these issues and provides comprehensive family training on recognizing early warning signs.
Yes. For medically stable patients who still require long-term tracheostomy care, we offer a comprehensive home care program. Our skilled nurses can provide scheduled visits or full-time care in your home, and we provide extensive training for family caregivers..
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