Recover from COVID-19
Control the immediate and long-term impact of COVID-19
Key Components of Post COVID-19 Care Plan
Our comprehensive rehab plan can prevent prolonged respiratory, physical, mental, and functional complications in COVID-19 survivors.
Medical Supervision
Respiratory Therapy & Techniques
Nutrition and Diet Therapy
Psychology and Emotional Wellbeing
Home & family preparation
Infection Control
Cognitive Training
Strength Training
Functional Recovery
Constant Medical Supervision
Management of chronic diseases
Prevention of complications
Improved overall quality of life
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Who Needs COVID-19 Recovery & Rehabilitation Care?
- Patients discharged from hospital after recovery from severe COVID-19
- COVID-19 patients who still have symptoms of fatigue, anxiety, depression and dysphagia
- COVID-19 patients with accompanying health conditions like obesity, hypertension, diabetes, heart, or lung disease
Holistic COVID-19 Rehab by HCAH
A comprehensive rehab plan can prevent prolonged respiratory, physical, mental, and functional complications in COVID-19 survivors.
Medical monitoring, required lab tests, and prescribed medication by specialist doctors
Skilled and experienced nurses for tracheotomy care, nasogastric tube feeding, and other forms of care as required
Respiratory Therapy, Physiotherapy, Nutrition Therapy, Strength Training, and other assisted interventions as required
We have doctors and respiratory therapists available 24×7 for monitoring the COVID-19 patients
Personalized counselling & coping techniques through guided sessions with a psychologist to address the emotional wellbeing & daily living
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Why consider Rehab after recovering from COVID-19?
Long-term complications in the lungs could get worse in a significant number of COVID-19 patients. Some such issues are alterations of the lung tissue, vascular thickening, bronchiectasis etc.
There is a high incidence of ICU-acquired emotional weakness and cognitive impairment in COVID-19 patients. Mood disorders including depression and post-traumatic stress disorder have been noticed in COVID-19 patients
COVID-19 survivors are more prone to movement-related fatigue. Even those who did not go to a critical state experience loss of physical energy.
To address the persisting limitations in respiratory function and normal gas exchange in the lungs
Those with accompanying chronic diseases like diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease have a higher risk of developing complications and need special attention
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Overall rating
My brother-in-law was completely bedridden because of COVID-19 complications. We are glad we came to HCAH Transition Care Center. The nurses followed extreme hygeine and safety measures in taking care of the tracheostomy. The rehab team of HCAH is hi...
We are very pleased with all the aspects of the treatment plan. HCAH TCC has good room infranstructure, very well equipped and advanced physiotherapy station, and specialized experts to address every possible concern of the patient. The specialist do...
HCAH provided physiotherapy and respiratory therapy at home to my father recovering from COVID-19. He had lost quite a lot of weight and was not able to stand on his own. Just after two weeks of therapy, he is in a better position and can walk on his...
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Frequently Asked Questions
To enable comprehensive recovery and to prevent complications, post-COVID-19 patients are given constant medical supervision. Our multidisciplinary team pays round-the-clock attention through regular monitoring of vitals, essential lab tests, and prescribed medication as and when required.
Our respiratory therapist helps with specialized breathing techniques to improve lung capacity and prevent further complications.
Our respiratory therapist helps with specialized breathing techniques to improve lung capacity and prevent further complications.
Our specially trained nurses are skilled in providing tracheostomy care, nasogastric tube feeding, and other forms of expert care as required.
A family member or the primary caregiver is always educated to play an active role in the recovery plan. The objectives of the treatment are confirmed and driven by the family's agreement. The physician closely interacts with the family throughout the care plan and trains them to handle any special needs of the patient at home after discharge. The family is prepared for better management of the disease and its prevention in the future.
Yes. Our expert will assess the severity of your condition and suggest what would work best for your needs: COVID-19 care at home or the HCAH care center.
Our multidisciplinary team includes specialized doctors, respiratory therapists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, psychologists, nutritionists, skilled nurses, and certified caregivers.
Yes. HCAH has a dedicated team for 24x7 care of tracheostomy patients:
- A respiratory therapist monitors the tracheostomy patients and the nursing team
- We have specially trained, experienced, and skilled nurses for the expert management of tracheostomy cases
- A specialist doctor is available 24x7
- We have single occupancy, A.C. rooms to prevent cross infection
- HCAH adheres to hospital-like infection control policies and standards.
There are only a few indications in which COVID-19 patients are intubated with a tracheostomy tube. The most common such conditions are Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome, followed by failure to wean off ventilator support, and post-extracorporeal membrane oxygenation decannulation.
Source: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32541213/
Source: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32541213/
Prolonged COVID-19 has a direct impact on the mental health of the patient and their family members. There is a high incidence of ICU-related physical and emotional weakness. Survivors of Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrom (ARDS) have shown cognitive impairment upon hospital discharge. Mental illness in COVID-19 patients may present as mood deterioration, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder.
HCAH offers personalized counseling & coping techniques under the guidance of experienced psychologists to address the mental and emotional well-being of our patients. The recovery is also focused on health and lifestyle education to improve their overall quality of daily life.
HCAH offers personalized counseling & coping techniques under the guidance of experienced psychologists to address the mental and emotional well-being of our patients. The recovery is also focused on health and lifestyle education to improve their overall quality of daily life.
Survivors of COVID-19 are more prone to movement-related fatigue, similar to patients of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS). COVID-19 patients who did not go to critical state report movement-related fatigue as well. Expert physiotherapy can address this fatigue and bring back your lost physical strength.
HCAH follows well-defined clinical protocols at par with hospital standards. Our experienced and certified staff is regularly trained to provide personalized care while following standardized infection prevention and control policies.
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