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Hygiene & site care
Daily cleansing around the insertion site, careful drying and skin checks to prevent irritation.
Complex Needs
Catheter Care — calm, hygienic support that protects comfort and dignity
We provide respectful catheter care at home, focusing on hygiene, skin protection and early spotting of problems—so life feels safer and more comfortable day to day.
Infection-aware routines
Regular monitoring & notes
Discreet, dignity-first care
What’s included
Tailored support for urethral and suprapubic catheters—delivered with clean technique, clear notes and gentle reassurance.
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Bag & valve support
Emptying, changing and attaching day/night bags; support with flip-flow valves if clinically advised.
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Observation & records
Notes on colour, clarity and volume, plus early escalation for discomfort, odour or unusual output.
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Comfort & positioning
Tubing positioned to avoid drag, securement checked, and safe moving & handling during transfers.
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Supplies & stock
Help with ordering and storing drainage bags, straps, stands and wipes so everything’s ready.
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Dignity & reassurance
Quiet, respectful care at your pace, with privacy maintained and routines agreed in advance.
Visit options
Choose focused visits for key tasks or longer appointments for more unhurried support.
30–45 minute hygiene checks & bag emptying
60–90 minute full catheter care & monitoring
Double-up carers for complex mobility
Waking/sleeping nights or live-in support
Getting started
Clear steps and steady communication from a small, consistent team.
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Chat with usShare catheter type, current routines and any recent concerns.
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Home visitWe agree a simple plan covering hygiene, monitoring and supplies.
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Care matchWe introduce a trained, consistent team and record baseline observations.
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ReviewWe keep clear notes and adjust frequency or tasks as needs change.
Frequently asked questions
? Do you change catheters?
Changing the catheter itself is a clinical task for trained clinicians. We support daily care, monitoring and escalation if a change is due or problems arise.
? Can you help with night bags?
Yes—connecting/disconnecting night drainage, checking flow and positioning stands safely to avoid kinks and backflow.
? What signs should we report quickly?
Pain, fever, strong odour, cloudy or bloody urine, reduced flow, or leakage around the site. We’ll escalate promptly according to your plan.
? Will you track fluids?
We can record intake/output if requested, encouraging hydration in line with clinical guidance.
Ready to arrange catheter care?
Tell us your routine and preferences and we’ll shape a calm, hygienic plan around them.
Speak to our team