Oxygen Therapy at Home
Home oxygen supply and nursing support for respiratory conditions
Long-term oxygen therapy (LTOT) for COPD, pulmonary fibrosis, heart failure and other hypoxic conditions can be delivered safely and effectively at home with the right equipment and nursing oversight — maintaining patient quality of life and reducing avoidable hospital admissions.
We coordinate oxygen concentrator supply, cylinder backup, flow rate prescriptions from the respiratory physician, and ongoing nursing assessment of oxygen saturation and respiratory status.
Key Benefits
- Home oxygen reduces breathlessness and improves exercise tolerance
- Concentrator supply with cylinder backup for power failure safety
- Nurse monitoring of oxygen saturation and respiratory status
- Reduces emergency hospital admissions for respiratory patients
Is This Treatment Right For You?
- COPD patients on prescribed long-term oxygen therapy
- Those with pulmonary fibrosis, heart failure or chronic hypoxia
- Post-COVID patients with persisting oxygen requirement
What to Expect
Respiratory Physician Prescription
Oxygen flow rate and hours per day prescribed based on oximetry.
Equipment Supply
Concentrator and backup cylinders delivered and installed at home.
Nurse Assessment
Regular home visits to check saturation, compliance and respiratory status.
Review
Oxygen requirement reviewed periodically; prescription adjusted as condition changes.
Recovery & Aftercare
Ongoing — home oxygen therapy is a long-term management strategy for most patients.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is home oxygen safe?
Yes — with appropriate fire safety precautions (no smoking, no flames near equipment) and correctly prescribed flow rates, home oxygen is very safe.
How many hours a day do I need oxygen?
This is determined by your respiratory physician based on your blood oxygen levels — most LTOT patients require 15–16 hours per day as a minimum.
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