Trustotrycare Partner’s trained and experienced nursing professionals provide this service at your home in a safe, hygienic, and medically appropriate manner based on your doctor’s written advice. This service is intended for patients who already have a Foley’s Catheter inserted and now require its removal.

Included in the Service:

Careful removal of the Foley’s Catheter

Pre- and post-procedure vital signs monitoring

Use of antiseptic techniques to prevent infection

Observation of the patient's urinary condition and comfort

Post-removal care instructions to the patient and family

Safe disposal of all used medical waste

Included in Vital Check:

Blood Pressure (BP)

Pulse Rate

SPO₂ (Oxygen Saturation)

Body Temperature

(If required) Blood Sugar

Safety Standards:

Fully trained, medically fit, and vaccinated staff

Mandatory use of gloves, mask, and hand sanitizer

Strict adherence to the doctor’s prescription

Respect for patient privacy and hygiene throughout

Immediate family notification in case of any abnormality or complication

Who is this service suitable for:

Patients who have been advised catheter removal by a doctor

Post-operative or bedridden patients being cared for at home

Elderly patients unable to visit hospital

Why choose Trustotrycare:

Doctor-advised and safe home nursing procedure

Skilled and professional nursing staff

Avoids travel and risk of hospital-acquired infections

Provides medical care in the comfort of home

Peace of mind for patient and family

Note:

In case of any emergency or health complication, kindly consult your doctor or visit the nearest hospital.

Trustotrycare Partner only provides non-emergency nursing procedures and does not offer diagnosis, prescriptions, or treatment.

Duration: Approximately 20–30 minutes

Take this service only on your doctor’s advice.

Terms and conditions apply

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Foley catheter removal procedure involve?

Is Foley catheter removal service provided without a doctor’s advice?

Does the nurse/professional bring all necessary equipment?

Is this service available in emergencies?

Will the patient need to visit a hospital during the service?

Is there any pain or discomfort after Foley catheter removal?

Is there an age limit for this service?