Urinary catheters require careful, hygienic handling to prevent urinary tract infections — one of the most common complications for bedridden or post-surgical patients.
Our nurses follow strict aseptic technique for every catheter-related task, from bag emptying to full catheter changes, and monitor for early signs of infection.
This depends on the catheter type and your doctor's advice — typically every 2-4 weeks for long-term catheters, which our nurses will track for you.
Fever, cloudy or foul-smelling urine, and discomfort around the catheter site are signs to watch for — our nurses monitor for these at every visit and escalate promptly.
Both — you can book a single catheter change or set up a recurring care schedule.
Fill in your details and our care coordinator will confirm your visit.
