A tracheostomy cannula is an important medical device that improves the quality of life of patients with airway problems. Regular cannula exchange is critical to reduce the risk of infection and ensure patient comfort. As Happ Health, we offer safe and hygienic tracheostomy cannula exchange service in your home comfortably with our expert nurses.
What is Home Tracheostomy Cannula Change?
Privileges of Happ Health Home Tracheostomy Cannula Exchange:
In Which Situations Is Home Tracheostomy Cannula Change Suitable?
Home Tracheostomy Cannula Change Process:
Why Happ Health?
Happ Health keeps patient safety and comfort at the highest level in home tracheostomy cannula exchange service. It provides reliable and quality service to patients with its expert and experienced nurse staff. It aims for the best results by adopting a personalized approach specific to each patient's condition. By offering a sterile and safe procedure in your home, it ensures that patients stay away from hospital stress and spend their recovery process comfortably. With its 24/7 support service, it always stands by patients and their families. Happ Health is a reliable, patient-oriented and expert option in home healthcare services.
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It is used for cannula replacement, dressing, and airway control.
No, it is safe when performed by a specialist nurse.
It is performed by expert nurses from Happ Health.
No, the procedure is performed quickly and with sensitivity.
Cannula replacement, dressing, monitoring, and information services.
It includes sterile materials, personalized procedures, follow-up planning, and patient education.
To maintain airway patency and prevent infection.
Yes, sterile dressing is applied to the area.
Antiseptic solution is applied followed by a bandage.
The area should not be washed within the first 24 hours.
Yes, a shower can be taken if the dressing is waterproof.
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