Insertion, replacement, and removal of Nasogastric Tubes


Insertion, replacement, and removal of Urinary Catheters


Post-operative drain removal


Emergency catheter or NG tube insertion during non-office hours


Caregiver education on nasogastric tube use and maintenance


Caregiver training on urinary catheter care and precautions

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All procedures are performed by licensed Nurses with specialized training in catheter and tube care. Our team follows strict sterile techniques and infection prevention protocols to ensure patient safety. Every care plan is tailored to individual health conditions and needs, with a focus on minimizing risks and enhancing recovery. We go beyond basic care by providing compassionate health education to both patients and families, promoting confidence and better quality of life.

Benefits of Home Tube Care

Reduced Hospital Visits: Receive timely and effective care at home, minimizing unnecessary hospital trips and long waiting times at emergency departments.


Enhanced Comfort: Being treated in a familiar environment helps patients feel more at ease, supporting emotional well-being.


Improved Compliance: Personalized care in a home setting encourages better adherence to care plans, leading to faster recovery and improved outcomes.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Patients requiring tube care include those with airway obstructions, post-surgical respiratory support needs, chronic respiratory conditions, urinary system disorders, or those in intensive care or long-term bed-bounded case. Tubes such as nasogastric or urinary catheters help maintain vital functions like breathing, nutrition, and urination, while preventing infection and other complications.

Nurses begin by strict hand hygiene with wearing protective gloves. They clean the tube and surrounding area with saline or antiseptic solution, remove any secretions, and change the tube or dressing as required. All procedures are carried out under strict aseptic technique, while closely monitoring the patient’s condition.

It provides professional-level care without the stress of transportation, reduces infection risk, and includes caregiver training for better home support. This approach enhances patient comfort and gives families peace of mind.

Daily cleaning is essential—removing secretions, disinfecting the surrounding skin, and replacing dressings as needed. If secretions are excessive, cleansing may be required more frequently. Please consult your family doctor or seek medical help if required.

Typically every 14 to 28 days, depending on the catheter type and patient condition. However, immediate replacement may be needed in cases of leakage, blockage, or signs of infection. Please consult your family doctor or seek medical help if required.

Yes, with proper training. Caregivers can be taught by our nursing team how to safely clean and care for tubes. If any signs of infection or complications arise, professional medical support should be sought immediately.

Common disinfectants include normal saline, antiseptic solutions, and alcohol swabs. The choice of products depends on individual medical advice to ensure safety and effectiveness.

We offer 24-hour booking services. You can schedule an appointment via WhatsApp using the “Book Now” button on our website or call us directly at 5686 9794.