What Catheter Insertion & Care covers
- Sterile Foley catheter insertion (male & female)
- Scheduled catheter replacement (typically monthly)
- Daily catheter hygiene & meatal care
- Bag emptying, output monitoring, infection screening
- Bladder training and removal protocol
- Family education on daily catheter hygiene
When you need this service
- Urinary retention or post-surgical need for continuous drainage
- Bedridden or immobile patients
- Post-prostate surgery or gynecological surgery
- Neurological conditions affecting bladder control
Expert Care at Home — Book in 2 Minutes
Free consultation. Transparent pricing. Certified professionals.
Book Now — Starting ₹299What our professionals bring
- Sterile catheter kits (2-way / 3-way Foley)
- Antiseptic solution, lubricant, sterile gloves
- Urine drainage bags and connectors
Why home-based care works
- Sterile technique reduces catheter-associated infection risk
- Comfort of home for a sensitive procedure
- Family learns hygiene basics for daily care
- Immediate escalation if signs of infection appear
Transparent pricing
Starting from ₹899 per insertion / replacement visit
Final pricing depends on the consultant's care plan. You always see the full breakdown before confirming.
How it works
- Book Online — Share your requirements and preferred schedule.
- Get Consulted — Our consultant designs a care plan tailored to your needs.
- Pay Securely — Transparent pricing with the full breakdown before payment.
- Home Sessions — A qualified professional visits your home for every session.
Catheter Insertion & Care across Chennai
Catheter Insertion & Care available in all major Chennai areas:
Anna Nagar · T Nagar · Velachery · OMR · Tambaram · Adyar · Porur · Guindy · Mylapore · Nungambakkam · Kilpauk · Perambur · Ambattur · Medavakkam · Thiruvanmiyur · Besant Nagar · Ashok Nagar · Chromepet · Sholinganallur
Frequently Asked Questions
How often does a catheter need to be replaced?+
Silicone Foley catheters are typically replaced every 4 weeks. Latex catheters every 2 weeks. Your nurse will track the schedule and remind you.
What signs of infection should I watch for?+
Fever, cloudy or foul-smelling urine, pain around the catheter site, blood in urine, or reduced urine output. Contact us immediately — infection needs prompt treatment.
Can family members learn to empty the bag and manage day-to-day care?+
Yes. Our nurses train family caregivers on hygiene, bag emptying, and warning signs. The nurse visits for insertions, replacements, and any issues.
Is catheter insertion painful?+
It’s a brief, sterile procedure with lubricant. Most patients feel pressure but not pain. Our nurses are experienced and gentle — they take extra time for anxious patients.