Safe, clinical catheter care at home across Gurgaon — urinary catheter insertion, removal, bag changes and ongoing catheter management by INC-registered nurses. Same-day available.
All catheter procedures are performed by INC-registered nurses — clinically, hygienically and with full documentation for your treating doctor.
Safe, aseptic Foley catheter insertion for patients who require urinary drainage at home — post-surgery, neurological conditions or urinary retention.
Planned catheter removal following your doctor’s instruction — performed aseptically at home, avoiding unnecessary hospital visits.
Regular urine drainage bag changes — leg bags and night drainage bags — maintaining hygiene and preventing infection.
Daily catheter site cleaning, meatal hygiene and skin inspection to prevent infection and maintain comfort for long-term catheterised patients.
Ongoing catheter care for patients with permanent or long-term catheters — regular assessment, planned changes and family education.
Catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs) are a leading complication. Our nurses monitor signs early and escalate promptly to your doctor.
We provide urinary catheter insertion, removal, bag changes, meatal care, long-term catheter management and UTI monitoring. All procedures require a doctor’s instruction and are performed by INC-registered nurses.
Catheter care visits start from ₹699/visit. Final cost depends on the procedure and frequency. Contact us for a personalised care plan and pricing.
Yes, when performed by a qualified INC-registered nurse using aseptic technique. Our nurses are trained in catheter insertion, removal and infection prevention protocols. All procedures are documented and reported to your treating doctor.
A Foley catheter typically needs changing every 4–6 weeks, but frequency depends on your doctor’s prescription and your clinical situation. Our nurse will advise and schedule routine changes accordingly.
Key signs include cloudy or foul-smelling urine, blood in urine (not just after insertion), fever, lower abdominal pain or discomfort at the catheter site. Contact us or your doctor immediately if any of these appear.
Free consultation. Transparent pricing. A certified nurse — often the same day.
