Outpatient intensive care for patients with swallowing disorders

Respiratory and critical care

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Outpatient intensive care for patients with swallowing disorders

Respiratory and critical care

Inquire about available places

We offer these intensive care services for patients with swallowing disorders

Swallowing disorders (dysphagia) can develop due to neurological diseases such as stroke (most common cause), craniocerebral trauma, multiple sclerosis or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).

If the nervous system is damaged, the muscles and organs involved in the swallowing process can be affected. In our intensive care shared apartments, we specialize in caring for patients with swallowing disorders.

For example, our trained staff conducts swallowing training and we work with experts from various professions, including:

In addition, we offer the care of patients with tracheostomas in the BIZ intensive care shared flats. Because with particularly severe swallowing disorders, some patients accidentally breathe in food (aspiration), which can lead to pneumonia. In these cases, a tracheostomy with a tracheostomy tube can protect the patient's airway.

What sets the BIS intensive care communities apart from others

Patients with swallowing disorders in particular benefit from our out-of-hospital intensive care services. Outpatient care in our BIZ has the following advantages, for example:

As part of comprehensive swallowing training, we work with patients to optimize the swallowing process - in patients with a tracheostomy with the aim of decannulation.

The average staff ratio in our intensive care shared apartments is 1:3. This means that one nurse attends to a maximum of 3 patients.

In our facilities, we employ highly qualified staff who are specially trained in the demanding intensive care of patients with swallowing disorders.

Our shared apartments are modern and furnished according to the latest technical standards. The high-quality equipment contributes to the fact that our patients feel comfortable with us.

From the clinic to the BIZ-WG: How we work with you

What does the process look like? if you would like to place your relative with a swallowing disorder in one of our intensive care shared apartments? Working together is very simple:

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Detailed advice

First, we discuss the individual situation and the care needs of your loved one as part of a non-binding consultation.

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Visit our intensive care flat shares

Afterwards you can get a personal impression of our shared flats. We offer a virtual or live tour on site.

03

Seamless transition

After the decision for us, we organize the transfer, for example from a hospital or rehabilitation clinic to our shared apartment. We also take care of the entire case management.

04

Leave paperwork to us

Our experts take care of time-consuming and complicated formalities for you. For example, you can submit applications to the health insurance company to us.

05

Moving made easy

We can support you in moving your loved one into our intensive care community - in many cases we offer moving services free of charge.

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Feel at home immediately

Of course, we will continue the intensive care of your relative immediately after moving in. It is important to us that he or she immediately feels at home with us.

Virtual tour

Visit us virtually

With a virtual tour, you can explore our intensive care residential communities from the comfort of your own home. Interactively and in 3D format, you will get a meaningful impression of our facilities.

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