Multiple residents at your facility may require oxygen for their daily activities. To support you and your resident's needs, we offer a reliable supply of oxygen and various modalities to facilities across the country.
VitalAire is a leader in working with residential facilities, providing residents with long term oxygen therapy effectively and with minimal effort of facility staff.
Oxygen therapy is known to help residents move more easily around your facility, improve their quality and length of life1,2, and reduce depression and unhappiness. 3,4
Our support lines are active all day, every day. We are also ready to deliver emergency oxygen at all hours of the day.
VitalAire’s goal is to help you reduce the number of hospitalizations due to acute COPD exacerbations out of your long term care facility.
These hospitalizations are costly and highly unpleasant for residents, who become exposed to dangerous viral and bacterial infections at the hospital.
Long term oxygen therapy helps reduce hospitalization days by 38.5%, especially among COPD patients who begin their long term oxygen therapy as outpatients. 4
We carry all the leading oxygen delivery systems on the market, and have highly specialized staff, so we can find the solution that is right for your resident and your facility.
We often have multiple patients at each residential location, so we regularly visit your facility to follow-up on your patients’ oxygen therapy, supply oxygen equipment and accessories and provide support to your team when needed.
At the beginning of our collaboration we create a team specially dedicated to your facility - so you are always working with the same therapists and drivers. We notify you whenever one of them visits the facility.
At VitalAire, we have created these training modules on critical topics related to oxygen therapy and respiratory care. Click on each title to begin training:
Our registered respiratory therapists and registered nurses can help assess your residents for their oxygen therapy needs by providing oximetry at rest, with exercise or nocturnally.
Our registered respiratory therapists and registered nurses can help assess your residents for their oxygen therapy needs by providing oximetry at rest, with exercise or nocturnally.