Warren, OH – Warren Nursing & Rehab – Providing Onsite Dialysis & Ventilator is equipped to support individuals who require mechanical ventilation due to respiratory failure. Mechanical ventilators, commonly referred to as breathing machines, are essential devices used to assist individuals in breathing when they are unable to do so adequately on their own. While typically found in hospital settings, individuals with long-term respiratory conditions may also use ventilators at home under the supervision of trained caregivers.
Led by Dr. Manuel Bautista of Eastern Ohio Pulmonary Consultants, Warren Nursing & Rehab – Providing Onsite Dialysis & Ventilator’s dedicated team of doctors and 24/7 respiratory therapists is committed to ensuring residents receive the necessary care and support to maintain their quality of life while using ventilators. With the support of primary care physicians and Dialyze Direct, the nursing home strives to provide comfort, reduce stress, and enable residents to maintain their regular routines.
As one of the top Warren ventilator care facilities serving Trumbull and Mahoning Counties, the nursing home treats residents with ventilator dependency, hypoxia, pulmonary infections, respiratory failure, asthma, emphysema, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and post-operative respiratory conditions.
The on-site team utilizes state-of-the-art equipment to efficiently monitor residents’ real-time data and progress, conserving time and energy. Their specialized equipment includes Stryker II Beds with integrated scales, tracheostomy tubes, physio-vest therapy, alarm systems, high-flow oxygen machines, BiPap/BiPap S.T., and CPAP devices.
Furthermore, the Warren ventilator unit nursing home incorporates advanced technology such as the VOCSN Critical Care Ventilator, providing residents with a range of essential therapies from one portable device. This includes critical care ventilation, oxygen concentration, hospital-grade suction therapy, touch-button cough assistance, and airflow-compensating nebulization.
According to Warren Nursing & Rehab – Providing Onsite Dialysis & Ventilator, when a resident is deemed ready to be removed from the ventilator, a pulmonologist gradually reduces support until the individual can breathe independently. The weaning process can be done quickly or over days to weeks, depending on the resident’s condition and the duration of ventilator use. Additionally, successful weaning requires collaborative efforts from physiotherapists, doctors, nurses, dieticians, and family members, along with the patient’s active participation.
With a focus on providing comprehensive Warren dialysis care, the nursing home provides residents with staff-assisted hemodialysis treatment options using advanced NxStage equipment. Patients undergoing shorter or more frequent sessions experience enhanced outcomes, including better management of anemia, reduced recovery times, improved fluid removal, decreased stress on the heart, and reduced reliance on blood pressure medications.
About Warren Nursing & Rehab – Providing Onsite Dialysis & Ventilator
Warren Nursing & Rehab – Providing Onsite Dialysis & Ventilator is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for its residents and ensuring they make the most of their time. With a focus on patient comfort and convenience, the nursing home offers ventilator services and dialysis treatments within a warm and inviting environment, eliminating the need for residents to travel to outpatient centers. The interdisciplinary team provides all aspects of treatment and coordinates with staff to improve overall health through dietary recommendations, making the most of each resident’s stay.
Media Contact
Name
Warren Nursing & Rehab – Providing Onsite Dialysis & Ventilator
Contact name
Rafi Mahilnitski
Contact phone
(330) 372-2251
Contact address
2473 North Road NE
City
Warren
State
OH
Zip
44483
Country
United States
Url
https://warren.health/
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