Reliable Home Respiratory Support
Home Oxygen Supply and Therapy in Kampala
We deliver, install and administer oxygen to patients in the comfort of their home. Our oxygen therapy programme helps patients manage respiratory needs with cylinders, concentrators, CPAP, BiPAP and nebulisers.
Every delivery comes with proper equipment checks, clear instructions for the family, and nurse visits to make sure the therapy is working as it should.
Who this care is for
- People with COPD, asthma or other chronic lung conditions
- Patients recovering from severe pneumonia or COVID-19
- People with heart failure who need supplemental oxygen
- Patients receiving palliative care at home
What's included
Oxygen concentrator or cylinder?
A concentrator takes oxygen from the air and runs on electricity, so it suits patients who need oxygen for many hours a day. Cylinders store oxygen and are useful as a back-up during power cuts or for moving around. Many families use both. Our team advises on the right set-up for the patient's prescription.
Using oxygen safely at home
- Keep oxygen away from open flames, cooking fires and cigarettes
- Do not change the flow rate without medical advice
- Keep cylinders upright and secured
- Keep a back-up supply in case of power cuts
How it works
- 01
Free consultation
Call, WhatsApp or book online. We discuss the patient's needs at no cost.
- 02
Care assessment
We assess the patient's condition, home and daily routine.
- 03
Care plan
You receive a clear plan, schedule and price before care starts.
- 04
Care begins
A matched, vetted professional starts care, and we review progress regularly.
Oxygen Supply: common questions
How fast can you deliver oxygen?
We deliver rapidly across Kampala and Wakiso. For urgent needs, call 0200 909 453 at any time.
Do I need a prescription for home oxygen?
Oxygen should be used as advised by a doctor. If you do not have a prescription, our doctors can assess the patient.
Can you set up CPAP or BiPAP machines?
Yes. We set up and support CPAP, BiPAP and nebulisers at home and teach families how to use them.