Urinary Catheterisation
Expert catheter care delivered with full privacy and dignity, at home.
Book a ConsultationWhat it is
A urinary catheter is a medical device used to drain urine from the bladder when a patient is unable to do so naturally. It may be needed after surgery, during recovery, or for patients with ongoing conditions that affect bladder function.
Who it's for
Patients requiring catheterisation due to urinary retention, post-surgery recovery, or long-term conditions, including elderly patients or those with permanent injuries or severe illness.
What to expect
- Sterile catheter insertion with full patient comfort in mind
- Routine catheter care and hygiene
- Monitoring for signs of infection or complications
- Guidance on diet and fluid intake to support drainage
- Patient and family education on catheter care
- Catheter removal when no longer needed
- Follow-up visits as required
Why home catheterisation care?
- Nurse fully dedicated to one patient at a time
- Saves time and eliminates stressful hospital visits
- Patient and family educated on ongoing care
- Reduces the risk of hospital-acquired infections
- Eliminates travel hassle and expensive hospital stays
- Continuity of care after hospitalisation
