Patients unable to eat orally often rely on a Ryle's tube (nasogastric tube) for nutrition. Correct feeding technique and tube maintenance are essential to avoid blockages, aspiration, or discomfort.
Our nurses are trained in safe NG tube feeding — correct positioning checks, appropriate feeding rate, and regular flushing to keep the tube clear and functional.
This depends on your doctor's nutrition plan — our nurses follow the exact feeding schedule and quantities prescribed for the patient.
Our nurses are trained to safely flush and clear minor blockages; if the tube needs replacement, we coordinate with your treating doctor.
Yes, our nurses can guide family members on safe feeding technique for times between scheduled visits.
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