Intensivpflege-WG Lohne: independent living and secure care

High intensive care needs change a lot – but not the desire for a life that is as self-determined as possible in a personal environment.

The PNT Intensive Care Shared Housing Lohne offers people in need of intensive care and ventilatory medical care a home where professional care, safety, and quality of life are combined.

In total, in our intensive care shared living community 12 single rooms, each with its own bathroom available. The manageable size creates space for personal care and a living atmosphere in which the individual needs of our residents are the focus.

Our specialized nursing team is On site 24 hours a day and takes over the individually required out-of-hospital intensive and ventilator care.

Out-of-hospital intensive care in Lohne – professional and personal

In outpatient intensive care, patients are looked after in their own homes. This means no move is necessary, and they can live in their familiar surroundings. A caregiver is available at all times for support. To enable intensive care, it is usually necessary to convert the apartment into a barrier-free living space. All necessary care aids, such as special beds, mobility aids, and medical equipment, must also be acquired first.

Each patient has their own room. For intensive care, several professional nurses are usually available. This means you will have multiple points of contact on-site. Although the team is larger than in home care, a close bond develops between the patient and the nursing staff. In the shared living facility, there may be additional staff responsible for housekeeping. In the shared living communities, it is also possible for you, as a family caregiver, to be involved in the intensive care. The on-site specialists will provide individual guidance on the procedures.

Your contact person for the Lohne Intensive Care Shared Housing Facility

We would be happy to advise you in person.
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Camilo Ruiz

Home Management & Director of Nursing
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Nadja Paul

Administration

Intensive care shared living
in Lohne

Lindenstraße 81 49393 Lohne (Oldenburg)

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Out-of-hospital intensive care in Lohne – professional and personal

People who permanently rely on intensive care support require a high level of professional security. At the same time, their daily lives should not be determined exclusively by medical requirements.

Our intensive care shared living community therefore combines the necessary medical and nursing care around the clock with a personal living environment.

The shared apartment forms an independent living and care area at the PNT Lohne location and is spatially and organizationally separated from inpatient senior care.

Each resident has their own room with an en-suite bathroom, providing a personal retreat. At the same time, our specialized nursing staff is available at all times for necessary care and monitoring.

Our services in the intensive care shared living community in Lohne

The care is individually tailored to the respective intensive care needs. Our range of services includes, among other things:

In doing so, alongside the professional execution of nursing measures, the focus is always on the individual, their personal needs, and their unique life situation.

Who is our intensive care shared living community suitable for?

Our intensive care shared living community in Lohne is aimed at people with a particularly high need for medical and nursing support who require continuous professional care.

This includes, for example, people who are waiting for a invasive or non-invasive ventilation depend on, a Tracheostoma have or regularly receive support with Airway and secretion management need.

Even necessary oxygen therapy, nutrition via PEG, or continuous monitoring of relevant vital parameters can be part of the care.

We discuss the care and support required in each individual case in person with those affected, their relatives, and the parties involved in providing care.

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