Brotherston Homecare
Provider of home respiratory equipment and services since 1990, supplying ventilators, oxygen concentrators, monitoring devices and ancillary supplies with in-home delivery, setup, patient training, and 24/7 emergency support. Clinical staff consists of experienced respiratory therapists who collaborate with patients' medical teams and provide education and ongoing follow-up.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Brotherston Homecare
1412 Wells Drive, Bensalem, PA 19020; Hours: Mon to Fri: 9 AM to 4:30 PM
Products
Home ventilators (invasive and noninvasive)
Range of home ventilators covering laptop-style portable devices and more feature-rich units capable of volume or pressure support and noninvasive modes.
Home oxygen concentrators (stationary and portable)
Oxygen concentrators for continuous or activity-specific supplemental oxygen delivery with tubing and cannula interfaces.
Nebulizers and aerosol delivery systems
Devices that convert liquid medication into inhalable mist with multiple pediatric delivery options (mask, pacifier attachment, mouthpiece).
Enteral nutrition and ancillary supplies
Enteral feeding products and other ancillary supplies for high-tech respiratory patients.
Home ventilators (invasive and noninvasive)
Range of home ventilators covering laptop-style portable devices and more feature-rich units capable of volume or pressure support and noninvasive modes.
Home oxygen concentrators (stationary and portable)
Oxygen concentrators for continuous or activity-specific supplemental oxygen delivery with tubing and cannula interfaces.
Nebulizers and aerosol delivery systems
Devices that convert liquid medication into inhalable mist with multiple pediatric delivery options (mask, pacifier attachment, mouthpiece).
Enteral nutrition and ancillary supplies
Enteral feeding products and other ancillary supplies for high-tech respiratory patients.
Services
Delivery of respiratory equipment to patient homes, professional setup, flow and basic configuration, and caregiver/patient education.
After-hours technical and clinical phone support for urgent device issues and questions.
Clinical assessment, device selection recommendations, and collaboration with treating physicians and case managers.
Scheduled maintenance visits, routine service calls, and technical support for respiratory devices.
Provision of non-certifiable basic CPR instruction for equipment users and families on request; referral to certifiable classes as needed.
Delivery of respiratory equipment to patient homes, professional setup, flow and basic configuration, and caregiver/patient education.
After-hours technical and clinical phone support for urgent device issues and questions.
Clinical assessment, device selection recommendations, and collaboration with treating physicians and case managers.
Scheduled maintenance visits, routine service calls, and technical support for respiratory devices.
Provision of non-certifiable basic CPR instruction for equipment users and families on request; referral to certifiable classes as needed.
Expertise Areas
- Home respiratory therapy
- Ventilator selection and support
- Oxygen therapy and concentrator management
- Pediatric respiratory support
Key Technologies
- Home ventilators (laptop/portable form factors)
- Noninvasive ventilation (NIV)
- Volume-control and pressure-support ventilation modes
- Oxygen concentrators (stationary and portable)
News & Updates
Overview of common home ventilator types, differences from hospital ventilators, and factors to consider when selecting a home ventilator.
Discussion of age-related changes to lung function and benefits of home oxygen concentrators and oxygen therapy for older adults.
Explanation of respiratory complications in ALS and the role of noninvasive ventilation and home ventilators in supporting lung function and quality of life.
List of clinical signs indicating respiratory distress in children and descriptions of home interventions such as oxygen therapy, nebulizer treatments, and CPR guidance.
Guidance on safe home oxygen use for infants, backup power planning, equipment checks, and precautions to prevent hazards.
Overview of common home ventilator types, differences from hospital ventilators, and factors to consider when selecting a home ventilator.
Discussion of age-related changes to lung function and benefits of home oxygen concentrators and oxygen therapy for older adults.
Explanation of respiratory complications in ALS and the role of noninvasive ventilation and home ventilators in supporting lung function and quality of life.
List of clinical signs indicating respiratory distress in children and descriptions of home interventions such as oxygen therapy, nebulizer treatments, and CPR guidance.
Guidance on safe home oxygen use for infants, backup power planning, equipment checks, and precautions to prevent hazards.