Patients who require ongoing mechanical ventilation, tracheostomy management, or intensive respiratory monitoring after an acute hospitalization need a level of care that most skilled nursing facilities cannot safely provide.
60 Dedicated
ON-SITE
24/7
FULL-TIME 
Structured, physician-directed ventilator weaning protocols tailored to each patient’s respiratory capacity, with systematic trials to progressively reduce dependence and advance toward liberation.
Nurses trained in ventilator-dependent patient care available around the clock to monitor respiratory status, respond to changes, and coordinate with the respiratory therapy team.
Onsite respiratory therapists deliver daily hands-on treatment — including ventilator circuit management, secretion clearance, breathing exercises, nebulizer therapy, and equipment titration.
Comprehensive trach care including suctioning, stoma maintenance, dressing changes, and progressive trials toward speaking valve use and decannulation when clinically appropriate.
Full range of oxygen delivery modalities including high flow O2, wCPAP, BiPAP, non-invasive trilogy, Airvo, and heated humidity.
Chest vest (CPT), cough assist, Volara, and manual airway clearance techniques — deployed by respiratory therapists to manage secretions and reduce the risk of mucus plugging and atelectasis.
Upon admission, our pulmonologist and ICU Nurse Practitioner conduct a comprehensive respiratory assessment and establish an individualized care plan.
Daily respiratory therapy, medication management, secretion clearance, and close nursing oversight to achieve and maintain clinical stability — the foundation for any meaningful weaning progress.
Systematic, physician-directed spontaneous breathing trials and ventilator setting reductions advance at a pace the patient’s lungs can sustain, with careful monitoring at each step.
As respiratory stability improves, physical, occupational, and speech therapy are progressively introduced to rebuild strength, endurance, communication, and daily function.
A complete transition package is arranged: home ventilator or oxygen setup, DME coordination, home health referrals, outpatient pulmonology
follow-up, and family education.
We accept referrals from: