Catheter Care in Milton Keynes

Our office provides care for people at home in the following areas:

Milton Keynes, Warrington, Thornton, Newport Pagnell, Buckingham, Far Bletchley, Woburn Sands, Olney, Monkston, Furzton, Stony Stratford, Emerson Valley, West Bletchley, Winslow, Fishermead, Great Linford, Bradville, Deanshanger, Crownhill, Conniburrow, Oxley Park, Eaglestone, Tattenhoe, Oldbrook, Shenley Lodge, Central Milton Keynes, Walnut Tree, Tickford End, Stantonbury, Downs Barn, Shenley Brook End, Shenley Church End, Great Holm, New Bradwell, Fenny Stratford, Ravenstone, Kents Hill, Heelands, Coffee Hall, Greenleys, Steeple Claydon, Bradwell Common, Old Stratford, Newton Longville, Hanslope, Oakridge Park, Old Farm Park, Grange Farm, Beanhill, Blakelands, Fullers Slade, Browns Wood, Downhead Park, Willen, Peartree Bridge, Neath Hill, Milton Keynes Village, Hodge Lea, Rooksley, Maids Moreton, Calvert, Bancroft, Lavendon, Giffard Park, Simpson, Springfield, Brinklow, Caldecotte, Stacey Bushes, Tinkers Bridge, Shenley Wood, Stoke Hammond, Wymbush, Great Horwood, Sherington, Blue Bridge, Oakhill, Great Brickhill, Woburn, Tongwell, Fox Milne, Fairfields, Padbury, Winterhill, Mursley, Redhouse Park, North Marston, Bleak Hall, Knowlhill, Drayton Parslow, North Crawley, Stoke Goldington, Emberton, Bow Brickhill, Granborough, Addington, Netherfield, Bolbeck Park, Cosgrove, Woughton on the Green, Stonebridge, Little Horwood, Old Wolverton, Wavendon, Wolverton Mill, Little Brickhill, Aspley Heath, Swanbourne, Kiln Farm, Mount Farm, Westcroft, Tattenhoe Park, Adstock, Kingston, Bradwell, Linford Wood, Wicken, Pennyland, Granby, Long Street, Salford, Tilbrook, Brook Furlong, East Claydon, Weston Underwood, Moulsoe, Tingrith, Beachampton, Whitehouse, Clifton Reynes, Woughton Park, Oakgrove, Woolstone, Botolph Claydon, Thornborough, Bletchley, Broughton, Filgrave, Singleborough, Gayhurst, Loughton, Cold Brayfield, Lathbury, Nash, Tyringham, Redmoor, Hoggeston, Chicheley, Verney Junction, Caldecote, Hardmead, Little Linford, Northfield, Castlethorpe, Middle Claydon, Kingsmead, Tathall End, Atterbury, Two Mile Ash, Denbigh East, Lower End, Medbourne, Water Eaton, Lower Weald, Newlands, Whaddon, Dunton, Little Crawley, Upper Weald, Astwood, Passenham, Potsgrove, Wolverton, Battlesden, Brooklands, Bradwell Abbey, Lakes Estate, Galley Hill, Snelshall East, Broughton Gate, Bancroft Park, Eaglestone West, Denbigh North, Poets Estate, Monkston Park, Passmore, Denbigh Hall, Snelshall West, Old Bletchley, Eagle Farm, Aspley Guise, New Haversham, Old Haversham, Milton Bryan, Eversholt, Higher Rads End, Coombs, Middle Weald, Petsoe End, Lower Rads End, Witts End, Tyrrells End, Hogshaw

If your town doesn’t appear above please check the postcodes below to see if we cover your area:

MK18 6, MK10 7, MK11 2, MK7 6, MK6 1, MK8 0, MK10 0, MK2 2, MK5 6, MK6 5, MK5 7, MK4 3, MK4 2, MK8 8, MK6 4, MK10 9, MK6 2, MK9 4, MK3 6, MK14 6, MK12 6, MK9 2, MK7 7, MK14 7, MK15 8, MK1 1, MK14 5, MK8 9, MK18 1, MK2 3, MK9 1, MK11 3, MK13 9, MK4 1, MK13 7, MK11 1, MK9 3, MK13 8, MK7 8, MK15 9, MK5 8, MK15 0, MK12 5, MK6 3, MK17 8, MK19 7, MK16 0, MK46 4, MK16 8, MK4 4, MK13 0, MK3 5, MK46 5, MK18 7, MK3 7, MK19 6, MK17 0, MK16 9, MK18 2, MK17 9, MK18 3

Home Instead Milton Keynes is one of 250 locally owned offices that collectively form Home Instead UK. Together, we care for 16,000 clients, delivering one million hours of home care each month. This unique combination of community-focused local offices and the resources of a national network enables us to provide personalised, relationship-led care while leading research and innovation that is transforming the experience of aging. Our services include companionship care, personal care, specialist care (including dementia, palliative, and Parkinson’s), and live-in care.

There are multiple reasons why you may have been given a catheter, whether it was an inability to pass urine or another health related issue. Working alongside your clinical team, our Care Professionals can work out a care plan to suit your needs.

Having a urinary or suprapubic catheter in place shouldn’t affect your normal day to day activities too much, allowing you to take part in gentle exercise and household tasks if you are feeling well. It is however recommended not to drive with a urinary catheter in place. If you feel you need assistance with your daily life, our experienced Care Professionals are available.

There are a few risks in using catheters, primarily they can increase the risk of urinary tract infections (UTIs), bladder spasms and urinary blockages. To minimise these risks  catheters are inserted using aseptic technique and the patient will have the catheter removed as soon as possible. Our Care Professionals are trained in dealing with catheters and informing your clinical team of any issues that arise. .