At Compassion Wings, we are a reliable name when it comes to managing catheters for participants in Adelaide. Whether you or your loved one is experiencing urinary incontinence, we are here to meet your needs with care and compassion. Our catheter management service in Adelaide is available for aged individuals as well as participants. We will assign our trained nurses to manage your catheter attentively. So, you can rely on us when it comes to maintaining your health and hygiene. We supervise individuals and help them live their lives comfortably, and help increase their autonomy.
Our nurses carefully manage catheters and maintain their sterility. They take the right approaches in this regard and follow the necessary guidelines to prevent the risk of infections.
We provide the service for both short and long-term. So, if you are looking for a flexible care provider, we are right beside you.
We provide NDIS catheter management at home in Adelaide, ensuring comfort and peace of mind. Our professional nurses clean the catheter site and apply tubes to eliminate blockages. They also replace catheters when required. At the same time, if they find any symptoms of infection, discomfort, fever, or unusual discharge, they address them promptly to prevent their further exacerbation.
If you are a participant, we will guide you, your family and the other carers so they can manage catheters efficiently. Our assistance will help you and your loved ones identify common problems promptly and take the necessary steps to alleviate them for your safety.
Our nurses who manage catheters in your home will create a specific care strategy according to your condition. They will also consider your individual preferences to provide better care. They will also collaborate with your healthcare providers to ensure quality care at all times.
If you are looking for in-home catheter care for NDIS participants in Adelaide, it’s time to choose Compassion Wings since:-
For more information about our catheter care service, reach out to us or take a look at our frequently asked questions section below.
Yes, catheter care and monitoring is funded under NDIS nursing supports. For more details, get in touch with us.
For long-term users, catheters are changed every 4 to 6 weeks. However, the frequency depends on individual health needs and medical advice.
Surely, at Compassion Wings, we provide professional catheter support in Adelaide in homes, SIL, and SDA residences.
Yes, our nurses can evaluate and address minor catheter issues swiftly to avoid complications.
Yes, we educate and guide carers on safe handling and hygiene when managing catheters at home.
If you require catheter care and want to discuss your needs with us, call us or visit the Contact page and fill out the online form so we can get in touch with you.
