Airway & Complex Respiratory + Monitoring
Pediatric Tracheostomy, Ventilator & Seizure Monitoring at Home
Expert trach/vent care, suctioning, oxygen therapy, and neuro‑respiratory monitoring to keep medically fragile children safe at home.
The challenge
Tracheostomy and ventilator‑dependent children need vigilant, precise care. Add seizure risk or chronic lung disease, and the margin for error narrows. Our nurses are trained to anticipate problems early—and act quickly.
What we do
Tracheostomy care: daily site care, ties change, tube changes per order
Ventilator management: monitoring settings, alarms, circuit checks, emergency bagging readiness
Airway clearance: suctioning, cough assist protocols, humidification
Oxygen therapy: titration per order, SpO₂ monitoring, safety checks
Neuro‑respiratory monitoring: seizure observation, post‑ictal care, escalation pathways
Caregiver training: hands‑on practice for emergency responses, equipment hygiene, and troubleshooting
Coordination that prevents crises
We align with pulmonology, ENT, neurology, respiratory therapy, DME providers, and schools to ensure every setting and supply is correct and available. Our checklists cover spare trachs, batteries, ambu bags, suction canisters, and tubing to avoid last‑minute scrambles.
Safety culture
Sterile and clean techniques by default
Red‑flag escalation protocols and MD/RT call trees
Near‑miss reviews that lead to real improvements
Shift‑to‑shift handoffs with vital trend summaries
FAQs
Do you support school attendance? Yes. We coordinate with school nurses and transportation to keep children safe in transit and class.
Can you help us practice emergency scenarios? Absolutely—we run mock drills with families and caregivers.
Call to action: Need reliable trach/vent and seizure support at home? 404‑655‑4637 · acs@alliance‑care.com
Central Line & Infusion Therapy
Meta title: Pediatric Central Line (CVL/Port) & Infusion Care at Home
Meta description: Sterile CVL/port access, dressing changes, flushing, and infusion oversight delivered by pediatric‑trained nurses—reducing hospital time for families.
Why home‑based infusion care
Frequent trips to clinics are exhausting for children and caregivers. When appropriate and ordered, home‑based central line and infusion care preserve energy for healing—and for being a kid.
Our expertise
CVL/Port/Peripheral line care: sterile access, blood return verification, heparin/saline flushes
Dressing changes: aseptic technique, securement, skin protection
Infusion oversight: antibiotic/biologic infusions per order, pump programming verification, line patency checks
Infection prevention: CLABSI avoidance protocols, symptom recognition, rapid escalation
Supply stewardship: inventory management and reorder coordination with pharmacy/DME
How it works
Clinical review: Orders and history reviewed by nurse leadership.
Home setup: Supplies, pumps, and sterile field logistics assessed.
Teaching: Caregivers learn line safety, dressing integrity, and alarm responses.
Ongoing care: Regular visits with meticulous documentation of vitals, site appearance, and infusion tolerability.
Family benefits
Fewer clinic hours and car rides
Lower infection risk via consistent sterile practice
Greater caregiver confidence with clear, written protocols
FAQs
Do you coordinate with our specialty pharmacy? Yes—we align delivery windows, pump compatibility, and line maintenance schedules.
What if a line looks inflamed? We escalate immediately per protocol and notify the ordering provider.
Ask about safe, home‑based central line and infusion support: 404‑655‑4637 · acs@alliance‑care.com