Tracheostomy Care
Live safely, comfortably, and confidently at home with specialist tracheostomy support from trained carers. We work with adults and young adults, providing dignified, person-centred care that supports independence and peace of mind for families.
What our carers can support
– Daily tracheostomy site care, skin checks, and hygiene
– Suctioning as per your clinical plan, with infection-control best practice
– Humidification support (HMEs/filters/nebulisers) and secretion management
– Monitoring of breathing, oxygen saturation (if prescribed), secretions, and equipment alarms
– Ventilation and oxygen support: setup assistance, routine checks, and escalation if issues arise
– Use of speaking valves and caps as agreed with your clinical team
– Safe assistance with medications, PEG/enteral feeding (if required), hydration, and nutrition
– Personal care, mobility support, and help with daily living, school, work, and social activities
– Clear documentation and communication with your wider healthcare team