Nasogastric (NG) Tube
Safe nasogastric tube care for patients who need nutritional support, at home.
Book a ConsultationWhat it is
A nasogastric tube is a thin tube inserted through the nose and into the stomach. It is used to provide nutrition, fluids or medication when a patient is unable to eat or swallow safely.
Who it's for
Patients recovering from surgery, stroke or conditions affecting swallowing, including those who are bedridden or unable to travel to a clinic.
What to expect
- Careful and precise tube insertion through the nostril
- Verification of correct tube placement
- Tube feeding and medication administration as required
- Ongoing monitoring and patient comfort management
- Tube replacement when needed
- Removal when the patient no longer requires it
- Patient and family education on tube care and feeding
Why home Nasogastric (NG) Tube care?
- Qualified nurses in the comfort of your home
- Reduces the risk of hospital-acquired infections
- Significantly reduces the anxiety of the procedure
- Regular patient follow-up included
- Continuity of care after hospitalisation
- Ideal for bedridden or immobile patients
