Critical nursing care services that are included are:

• Tracheostomy care and suctioning to prevent infections and to clear the mucus from the airway to ensure the proper function of the tracheostomy tube.
• Patients who cannot eat by mouth are fed by Ryles tube at regular intervals. Insertion and removal of Ryles tube at home is done for patients who require Ryles tube support.
• Surgical dressing for wounds is done to maintain hygiene, enhance healing, and eliminate infection.
• Patients who cannot urinate naturally are assisted by Foley catheterization method.
• Patients with respiratory issues and sleeping disorders are assisted using BIPAP, CPAP, and NIV methods to help in breathing difficulties and oasis (sleep disorders).
• Bed sores for bedridden patients are prevented by providing airbeds, appropriate mobilization, proper dressing, and right medications.
• PEG feeding is done for patients who are unable to eat by mouth.
• Colostomy care for patients to maintain the stoma and the skin around the abdomen. It also involves proper change of colostomy bags, dressing the stoma to prevent infection, and managing medications.
• Craniotomy care for patients involves properly dressing the wound, monitoring vital signs and consciousness, ensuring adequate diet and rest, and administering medications.
• Monitoring the vitals of the patients such as blood sugar, blood pressure, oxygen levels, heart rate, respiratory rate, and temperature at regular intervals.