With a team of expert nurses at our disposal, at Pro Nursing Care Services, we offer tracheostomy management for individuals who need specialised respiratory support in Hammond Park, Perth, Western Australia. Our dedicated nursing team provides meticulous care to ensure the safety, comfort, and well-being of individuals or participants with tracheostomies in both short and long-term care settings.

In tracheostomy care, we maintain an unobstructed airway through an opening in the neck created surgically, known as a tracheostomy. Our highly trained nurses have in-depth knowledge of all aspects of tracheostomy care. Thus, they clean the stoma site, change tracheostomy tubes, and suction the airway to remove mucus and other secretions. Most importantly, they follow strict sterility protocols to minimise the risk of infections and other complications.

To facilitate easy breathing, our nurses perform the necessary suctioning procedures as part of tracheostomy management to ensure a blockage-free airway. Our nurses also remove excess mucus that can cause breathing issues. Additionally, the nursing professionals also train the recipients and their families on performing safe and effective suctioning at home.

To keep individuals safe, our nurses perform routine monitoring to prevent breathing difficulties and other complications such as blockages and infections. With that, they perform regular assessments to ensure the proper functioning of the tracheostomy while considering the comfort of the individuals they are serving. Apart from this, they supervise recipients’ condition and respond promptly to address any concerns.

Our nurses are highly relied upon due to the planned tracheostomy care that they provide. They change the tubes regularly to ensure their functionality and prevent infections. Furthermore, our specialists provide advice and support on avoiding and reducing irritation and chances of infections. On the other hand, we also provide specialised care for individuals who require mechanical ventilation through their tracheostomy. Our team ensures that the ventilator functions correctly and meets his or her respiratory needs.