Residents with Tracheostomy
Specialist care for adults with tracheostomy needs, including ventilated and PEG support, in a safe, homelike environment in Surrey.
Who This Is For
We care for adults who have a tracheostomy and need specialist nursing support. This includes people who are ventilator-dependent, those with PEG feeding tubes, and anyone requiring complex respiratory care.
Our experienced team understands the unique challenges of tracheostomy care and provides expert support in a calm, homelike environment that feels very different from hospital.
We support people with:
- Permanent or temporary tracheostomy
- Ventilator dependency (full or part-time)
- PEG feeding and nutritional support
- Complex respiratory conditions
- Multiple medical needs requiring 24/7 monitoring
24/7 Experienced Nursing & High-Dependency Care
Respiratory Specialists
Our nursing team has extensive experience with tracheostomy care, ventilator management, and complex respiratory needs.
Continuous Monitoring
24/7 monitoring of respiratory status, oxygen levels, and ventilator function with immediate response to any changes.
Emergency Preparedness
Fully equipped for respiratory emergencies with backup equipment and trained staff available at all times.
Our Specialist Care Includes:
- Tracheostomy tube care and maintenance
- Ventilator management and weaning programmes
- Suction and airway clearance
- PEG feeding and nutritional management
- Chest physiotherapy and respiratory support
- Infection prevention and control
- Communication support and speech therapy
- Medication management and monitoring
- Mobility and rehabilitation support
- Family education and support
Daily Life & Dignity
Having a tracheostomy doesn't mean giving up on quality of life. We focus on helping residents live as fully as possible whilst ensuring their complex medical needs are expertly managed.
Homelike Environment
Comfortable bedrooms and common areas that feel warm and welcoming, not clinical.
Communication Support
Helping residents communicate effectively through speaking valves, technology, or alternative methods.
Social Activities
Adapted activities and social opportunities that accommodate respiratory equipment and individual abilities.
Family Involvement
Open visiting and family education to help loved ones feel confident and involved in care.
Equipment & Safety
Specialist Equipment
- • Latest ventilator technology with backup systems
- • Portable suction units and emergency equipment
- • Oxygen therapy and monitoring systems
- • Communication aids and speaking valves
- • Mobility equipment adapted for respiratory needs
Safety Measures
- • 24/7 trained nursing staff on every shift
- • Emergency response protocols and equipment
- • Regular equipment maintenance and testing
- • Infection control procedures
- • Close links with local hospitals and specialists
Ready to talk to us?
We understand the complexity of tracheostomy care. Leave your details and we'll arrange a confidential call with a senior clinician who specializes in respiratory care.
To protect you, please don't type full medical history here. We'll discuss needs privately, one-to-one, with a senior clinician who understands tracheostomy care.