Breathing Support, Honor in Every Breath.

Olidia Veterans’ Clinical Respiratory Services (CRS) provides comprehensive in-home respiratory therapy and monitoring for veterans with chronic lung conditions, post-surgical recovery, or advanced respiratory needs.

Our licensed respiratory therapists deliver specialized interventions including oxygen therapy, ventilator management, tracheostomy care, and airway clearance techniques. We combine evidence-based practices with a veteran-centered approach to ensure stability, safety, and improved quality of life.

Families and caregivers are included in education and support, reducing hospital readmissions and enhancing day-to-day independence. Every service reflects Olidia’s commitment to honoring those who served by safeguarding their respiratory health with dignity and precision.

11/12 2005

SPECIALIZED VETERAN RESPIRATORY PROTOCOLS

Care plans designed for service-related respiratory challenges such as burn pit exposure, COPD, or sleep apnea linked to combat environments.

Case Study: Mr. Johnson, a 68-year-old Vietnam veteran with COPD, was hospitalized repeatedly for respiratory distress. With Olidia’s tailored COPD protocol, his oxygen therapy and inhalation management were stabilized at home, reducing hospital visits by 70% within six months.

12/9 2005

24/7 RESPIRATORY MONITORING & RESPONSE

On-call respiratory therapists and telemonitoring systems detect early complications and prevent emergencies.

Case Study: Ms. Ramirez, a 54-year-old Iraq veteran exposed to burn pits, struggled with unpredictable respiratory flare-ups. After Olidia installed remote oxygen monitoring and arranged on-demand therapist response, she avoided three ER visits and gained the confidence to return to part-time teaching.

11/12 2005

ADVANCED VENTILATOR & TRACHEOSTOMY MANAGEMENT

Skilled care for veterans dependent on mechanical ventilation or long-term airway devices.

Case Study: Sergeant Miller, a 42-year-old Gulf War veteran with a spinal cord injury, relied on hospital-based ventilator care. Olidia CRS introduced in-home ventilator management, caregiver training, and telehealth support—allowing him to safely remain at home for over a year without ICU readmissions.

9/26 2005

PULMONARY REHABILITATION AT HOME

Evidence-based exercise training and breathing techniques delivered in the veteran’s residence to improve lung function.

Case Study: Captain Ellis, a 59-year-old Air Force veteran with restrictive lung disease, was too weak to attend outpatient rehab. With Olidia’s in-home pulmonary rehab program, he regained stamina and could walk 20 minutes daily, significantly improving his independence.

11/12 2005

INTEGRATED CARE WITH VA AND HOSPITALS

Coordination with VA specialists, primary care teams, and hospitals ensures seamless transition of care.

Case Study: Mr. Lee, a 72-year-old Navy veteran, was discharged after pneumonia treatment with no clear home plan. Olidia coordinated with his VA pulmonologist and primary care team, ensuring continuous oxygen therapy and home visits—preventing relapse and unnecessary readmission.

9/26 2005

FAMILY & CAREGIVER TRAINING MODULES

Structured education empowers family members to confidently support veterans’ daily respiratory needs.

Case Study: Mrs. Carter cared for her husband, a Korean War veteran with tracheostomy dependence. After Olidia’s caregiver training on suctioning, emergency protocols, and equipment care, she managed daily tasks independently, improving her husband’s comfort and lowering caregiver stress.