Compassionate, Nurse-Led Catheter Care at Home in Coventry

Safe, Long-Term Clinical Support by Revive Rise

Living with a urinary catheter requires clinical precision, infection control expertise, and consistent monitoring.
At Revive Rise, we provide nurse-led catheter care at home in Coventry, delivered exclusively by
NMC-registered nurses and regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

Our service enables individuals to remain safe, dignified, and independent at home while receiving
hospital-level catheter care tailored to their medical condition, age, and lifestyle.

Learn more about Revive Rise and our nurse-led approach

Why Choose Nurse-Led Catheter Care at Home?

Catheter care is clinical nursing care, not basic personal support. Incorrect management can lead to:

• Catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs)
• Blockages and urinary retention
• Skin breakdown and pressure injuries
• Unplanned hospital admissions

Revive Rise follows a nurse-led care model, ensuring every catheter intervention is delivered with
clinical accountability, evidence-based practice, and strict infection control.

What Makes Revive Rise Different?

• NMC-registered nurses only
• CQC-regulated domiciliary care provider
• Individualised catheter care plans
• Ongoing clinical monitoring and escalation
• Support for long-term and complex catheter needs

Our Catheter Care Services at Home in Coventry

Our nurse-led catheter care at home supports both short-term and long-term catheter users, including individuals with neurological
conditions, spinal injuries, post-surgical needs, and age-related bladder dysfunction.

We Provide:

• Urethral catheter care
• Suprapubic catheter care
• Long-term catheter management
• Catheter changes and re-catheterisation
• Catheter flushing and blockage prevention
• Monitoring urine output and infection signs
• Skin integrity and pressure area care
• Education and guidance for families and carers

All care is delivered in the comfort and safety of the client’s home, reducing infection risk and
avoiding unnecessary hospital visits.

Who Benefits from Home-Based Catheter Care?

• Older adults with chronic catheter requirements
• Individuals with spinal cord injuries or neurological conditions
• Post-surgical patients requiring temporary catheterisation
• People with acquired brain injuries
• Individuals receiving palliative or end-of-life care at home

Catheter care is often delivered alongside specialist services such as spinal injury care and end-of-life care at home

Safe Long-Term Catheter Care for Complex Conditions

For clients requiring ongoing catheter management, our nurses provide proactive, long-term clinical support, including:

• Regular catheter reviews
• Infection surveillance and prevention
• Liaison with GPs, district nurses, and urology teams
• Early identification of complications
• Emergency escalation planning

This proactive nursing approach reduces hospital admissions and improves overall quality of life.