What's Included
Two-way sterile latex or silicone urinary retention catheter line
Sterile procedure tray with fenestrated drapes, swabs, and cup
Sterile water-soluble plain or lidocaine local lubricating jelly
Graduated 2000ml urine drainage bag with anti-reflux valve system
Sterile disposable syringe (Available in 2ml, 5ml, 10ml variants)
Highly absorbent waterproof bed/linen protector sheet
Pre-packaged surgical sterile gloves (sizes 6.5/7.0/7.5)
Medical grade professional alcohol rub (70%+ Ethanol/Isopropyl)
Non-sterile latex or nitrile medical examination gloves
Yellow designated medical infectious waste disposal plastic bag
Catheter Replacement
Professional catheter replacement at home with proper technique and sterile equipment.
A valid prescription from a registered doctor is required before availing this service.
Overview
Our trained catheter care nurses provide complete urinary catheter replacement services at your home. We safely remove your existing catheter and insert a new sterile one using proper medical technique, ensuring your comfort and safety throughout the procedure without the need for hospital visits.
Urinary catheter replacement is a routine but important medical procedure required when an existing catheter needs changing due to scheduled replacement intervals, blockage concerns, or medical recommendations. At Care At Door, we bring professional catheter replacement services to your home, perfor
Who Should Book This
- Individuals requiring long-term catheterization needing scheduled replacements
- Patients with indwelling catheters reaching replacement intervals
- Elderly individuals with ongoing catheter management needs
- Patients experiencing catheter blockage or malfunction
- Individuals with mobility limitations preferring home healthcare
- Post-operative patients requiring extended catheterization
- Patients with neurological conditions affecting bladder function
- Individuals recovering from urological procedures requiring ongoing catheter care
- Those seeking convenient home-based medical procedures
Who Should Avoid
- Patients without valid physician authorization for catheter replacement
- Individuals with active urinary tract infections requiring hospital treatment
- Patients with suspected urethral trauma or injury
- Individuals experiencing undiagnosed urethral bleeding
- Patients with known urethral strictures or blockages requiring specialized medical assessment
- Individuals with severe prostate enlargement causing complete obstruction
- Patients experiencing medical emergencies requiring immediate hospital attention
- Individuals with complex medical conditions requiring hospital-based catheter replacement
- Patients with known allergies to catheter materials not previously addressed with their doctor
- Individuals requiring specialized catheter types not available through home services
- Patients whose current catheter cannot be safely removed in home settings
Precautions & Preparation
- Obtain a valid prescription or authorization from your doctor for catheter replacement
- Inform the nurse about the type and size of your current catheter if known
- Report any recent urinary symptoms, pain, or concerns
- Keep all medical records and previous catheterization documentation available
- Inform the nurse about any allergies, especially to latex or antiseptic solutions
- Ensure adequate lighting and privacy in the room where the procedure will be performed
- Have a family member or caregiver present if possible for support and learning
- Keep clean towels and protective sheets available
- Wear comfortable, easily adjustable clothing
- Follow any specific preparation instructions provided by your doctor
- Stay hydrated unless otherwise instructed by your physician
- Have your current medications list ready
- Note the date of your last catheter change if you remember
- Report any discomfort, pain, or concerns immediately during the procedure
- Follow all aftercare instructions carefully to prevent infections and complications
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