Book professional home ventilator management by ICU-trained nurses in Lake City, Lahore. 24/7 availability with 60-minute response. Call 03250600666 or WhatsApp.
Hum Home Care provides professional home ventilator management by ICU-trained nurses to residents of Lake City, Lahore. Our team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with a guaranteed response time of 60 minutes or less. Whether you need a one-time visit or ongoing care, our qualified professionals are ready to serve you in Lake City.
All our healthcare professionals undergo thorough background verification, hold valid professional registration, and work under the clinical supervision of our Medical Director, Dr. Ahmed Hassan (MBBS, FCPS). This ensures that every patient in Lake City receives care that meets the highest clinical standards and follows evidence-based protocols.
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Ventilator care at home is a specialised critical care service for patients who require mechanical ventilation on a long-term basis. ICU-trained nurses provide round-the-clock ventilator management, tracheostomy care, suctioning, and monitoring in the patient's home, enabling patients to leave the hospital and recover in a familiar environment while receiving the same level of respiratory support.
Call 03250600666 or WhatsApp to discuss the patient's ventilator requirements and current respiratory status
Our critical care team reviews medical records and assesses home ventilator suitability
A home ventilator, backup oxygen, suction machine, and monitoring equipment are delivered and installed
ICU-trained nurses begin shifts (12-hour or 24-hour) and assume full ventilator management
Regular physician reviews, ventilator setting adjustments, and family training sessions
Ongoing respiratory therapy, chest physiotherapy, and weaning assessments as appropriate
Ventilator care setup at home in Lake City Lahore typically requires 24 to 48 hours to arrange equipment, assign trained nurses, and ensure all safety systems are in place. For transfers from hospital, we coordinate with the discharge team to ensure a smooth transition. Call 03250600666 to start the process.
Our home ventilator care package in Lake City Lahore includes a portable home ventilator with multiple ventilation modes, a backup oxygen cylinder and concentrator, a portable suction machine, a pulse oximeter and cardiac monitor, tracheostomy care supplies, an emergency resuscitation bag (Ambu bag), and a power backup system (UPS). All equipment is maintained and serviced regularly.
Ventilator care at home in Lake City Lahore costs approximately PKR 8,000 to PKR 12,000 per 12-hour nursing shift, plus equipment rental of PKR 5,000 to PKR 8,000 per day. Monthly packages are available at discounted rates. While this is a significant investment, it is substantially lower than the PKR 40,000 to PKR 80,000 per day cost of a hospital ICU ventilator bed. Call 03250600666 for a detailed, personalised quote.
We provide comprehensive training to family members and caregivers in Lake City Lahore, including basic ventilator alarm recognition and response, emergency suctioning, tracheostomy care, how to change the humidifier and tubing, when to call for help, and basic life support (CPR). Training is conducted over multiple sessions until the family feels confident. A detailed emergency protocol is also posted near the patient's bed.
Our ICU-trained nurses are trained to respond to all ventilator alarms immediately. For power failures, we provide a UPS (uninterruptible power supply) and backup oxygen cylinders that provide several hours of support. Our 24/7 coordination centre is alerted if any critical alarm is not resolved within a set time. For true emergencies, we coordinate with the nearest hospital for rapid transfer.
Yes, ventilator weaning at home is possible for suitable patients under the guidance of a pulmonologist. Our nursing team in Lake City Lahore works closely with the pulmonologist to implement a gradual weaning protocol, which includes progressively reducing ventilator support, spontaneous breathing trials, and close monitoring of respiratory parameters. Not all patients are candidates for home weaning — the pulmonologist makes this determination based on the patient's condition.
Medical Review
This page was reviewed by Dr. Ahmed Hassan, MBBS, FCPS — Medical Director at Hum Home Care. All clinical information is verified for accuracy and aligned with current medical guidelines. Last reviewed: July 2025.
Disclaimer: The information on this page is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making decisions about your health or treatment. In case of a medical emergency, call 1122 or visit the nearest hospital immediately.