Urinary Catheter Care at Home
Catheter changes, cleaning and bladder-care support at home by trained nursing staff using sterile technique.
What the service includes
- Catheter change, such as Foley or suprapubic catheter, when medically indicated and within the nursing scope of practice.
- Bladder irrigation with sterile saline only when prescribed or clinically indicated.
- Observation of urine color, quantity and clarity.
- Cleaning of the catheter entry area and tubing.
- Patient or caregiver guidance on hygiene and preventive care.
When catheter care is needed
- At the scheduled interval set by the treating clinician and catheter manufacturer.
- If blockage, leakage or discomfort occurs.
- If blood in the urine, strong odor, fever or other concerning symptoms appear.
- For prevention and early recognition of urinary complications.
Why choose Frontida
- Licensed nurses experienced in urinary catheter care.
- Sterile single-use supplies and appropriate technique.
- Service in Komotini and nearby areas.
- Professional and discreet care at home.
Frequently asked questions
How often should a catheter be changed?
The interval depends on catheter type, material, clinical indication and the treating physician’s instructions.
How should the area be cleaned?
Use gentle hygiene as instructed by your healthcare team, and keep the area clean and dry. Avoid harsh products unless specifically recommended.
What should I do if urine stops flowing?
Do not attempt to force or unblock the catheter yourself. Contact the nurse or treating physician promptly, especially if there is pain, swelling or fever.
Contact: 2531 556153 • 694 920 48 05 • 690 908 03 90 • irfankarayusuf@gmail.com • 78 Leoforos Iroon, Komotini, Greece.