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female patient on ventilator

Mechanical ventilation is one of the most effective interventions in contemporary medicine. For those with acute respiratory failure, it is often the difference between life and death. However, although many can be safely extubated, a considerable proportion fail to breathe on their own. This syndrome, weaning failure, not infrequently results in prolonged mechanical ventilation (PMV), […]

patient Sally Kaiser with members of the UAB Special Care Unit

For Sally, life was once filled with simple, everyday joys: morning walks with her dog along the beaches of Destin, Florida, afternoons spent playing pickleball, and the freedom that comes with independence. But in December 2023, it all took a turn for the worse. Sally’s Routine Procedure What started as a routine surgical procedure to […]

Townhall with Sam Nimah

December 3: Today on TownHall Karla Arzola, Chief Information Officer at Rocky Mountain Human Services speaks with John Couris, President and CEO at Florida Health Sciences Center (FHSC) and Sam Nimah, CEO at TriVent Healthcare. The conversation delves into their collaborative approach to improving care for ventilator-dependent patients. They discuss the challenges of change management, the role of multidisciplinary teams, and the integration of […]

Press Releases

TriVent Healthcare CEO Honored as Apogee Awards Recipient 

BOCA RATON, Fla. – (November 9, 2023) TriVent Healthcare, the industry-leading provider of ventilator liberation services, is thrilled to announce that its Chief Executive Officer Sam Nimah, MBA, CPA, has been chosen as an esteemed Healthcare Innovator honoree for...

Special Care Unit Announces Rebranding, Changes Name to TriVent Healthcare

Special Care Unit, the industry-leading provider of ventilator liberation services, has completed an extensive rebranding effort to more closely align with the “uncommon” services it provides. The new name – TriVent Healthcare – and logo speak to the company’s focused expertise in ventilator liberation and pulmonary rehabilitation and highlight its three (tri) key steps for success: therapy, liberation, and recovery. 

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