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Ventilator & oxygen care

Long-term care at home for patients on a ventilator, tracheostomy or home oxygen.

If this is an emergency — trouble breathing, chest pain, heavy bleeding, loss of consciousness or stroke signs — call 115 or go to the nearest hospital first. Do not wait for a home visit.
Ventilator & oxygen care

What is included

  • 01Nurses trained in suctioning, tracheostomy care and tube feeding
  • 02Equipment delivered, installed and checked — not just dropped off
  • 03Family taught the daily routine, step by step
  • 04A duty line that answers at night, because that is when it matters
Dispatch slipOpen now · 24/7
Your languageEnglish · detected
CityDa Nang · Hoi An · Hue · HCMC · Hanoi
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Typical arrival45–90 min in city centres

T + 0Before leaving

Ventilator & oxygen care

Long-term care at home for patients on a ventilator, tracheostomy or home oxygen.

T + 0

You call or message

In any of our five languages. Say what is wrong, where you are staying, and the floor and room number — address confusion is the single biggest cause of delay.

T + 5 min

A clinician triages the call

We decide one thing first: is this safe to see at home, or should you be going to hospital now? If it is the second, we say so and help you get there.

T + 45–90 min

The doctor arrives

With a medical case, rapid tests, and the medication most likely to be needed. In Da Nang this is usually faster; in Phong Nha or heavy rain it is slower.

Before leaving

Paperwork and a plan

An itemised invoice, an English medical report for your insurer, and written instructions: what to take, what should improve by when, and which signs mean call us back.

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Ventilator & oxygen care

Long-term care at home for patients on a ventilator, tracheostomy or home oxygen.

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