Repeat hospital visits just to insert or change a urinary catheter are hard on patients who are already uncomfortable or immobile. Our nurses handle catheter insertion and changes at home, using sterile technique to reduce infection risk.
Care includes insertion or replacement of the catheter, checking for signs of infection or blockage, and guidance on fluid intake and hygiene to keep the patient comfortable between visits.
Why choose our catheter service
If a change is needed on a schedule, we can set up recurring visits so you don't have to call each time.
Sterile Technique, Lower Infection Risk
Insertion and changes performed using sterile technique to reduce the risk of infection.
No Repeat Hospital Trips
Handled at home, sparing patients who are already uncomfortable or immobile from repeat visits.
When to book
Call us for a first-time insertion, a routine change, or if you notice leakage, blockage or signs of infection.
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Call Us With The Situation
First-time insertion, routine change, or an issue
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We Get A Nurse To You
Usually the same day
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Insertion Or Change At Home
With guidance on care between visits
Who this service is for
Suited to patients needing a first-time catheter insertion, a routine change (typically every 2-4 weeks depending on the catheter type), or urgent attention for leakage, blockage or infection.
- First-Time Catheter Insertion
- Routine Catheter Changes
- Leakage, Blockage Or Infection
Frequently Asked Questions
Insertion or replacement of the catheter, checking for signs of infection or blockage, and guidance on fluid intake and hygiene.
Typically every 2-4 weeks depending on the catheter type — we can set up recurring visits so you don't have to call each time.
Call us — we can usually get a nurse to you the same day for leakage, blockage or signs of infection.
Yes, our nurses use sterile technique to reduce infection risk during insertion and changes.
Yes, if a change is needed on a schedule, we can set up recurring visits so you don't have to call each time.
