Catheter Care

NDIS Catheter Care in Ipswich

First Priority Care provides registered catheter care nursing for NDIS participants across Ipswich City and the surrounding region. Participants in the Ipswich CBD, Springfield, Goodna, Redbank Plains and Brassall receive in-home indwelling catheter management, suprapubic catheter changes and clean intermittent catheterisation support, delivered by experienced, AHPRA-registered nurses.

Quick answer

Who provides NDIS catheter care at home in Ipswich?

First Priority Care's registered nurses provide NDIS catheter care across Ipswich, including Booval, Goodna, Springfield and Ripley, managing indwelling, suprapubic and intermittent catheters at home. Scheduled changes, site care and supply management happen at home, with a written emergency plan for blockages.

Our Catheter Care in Ipswich

Indwelling, suprapubic and intermittent catheter management
Scheduled catheter changes on the urology team's regime
Insertion site and stoma care, plus bag and drainage management
A written emergency plan for blockages, agreed before it is needed
Catheter and consumable supply tracked and reordered ahead of need
Education for participants, family and workers on daily care

Areas We Serve in Ipswich

Ipswich CBD, Booval, Silkstone, Leichhardt
Goodna, Redbank, Collingwood Park, Redbank Plains
Springfield, Springfield Lakes, Augustine Heights
Brassall, Raceview, Eastern Heights, Rosewood

Can't see your area? Call 1800 402 205. If you're anywhere in the Ipswich area, we can almost certainly help.

Delivering Catheter Care in Ipswich

From the Ripley Valley, an ED trip for a blocked catheter is a long, miserable night. Distance raises the stakes on prevention, so for growth corridor participants we are strict about change schedules and early warning signs, because out here the best emergency is the one that never starts.

Getting Started with NDIS Support in Ipswich

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Call 1800 402 205 or submit our referral form online
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Intake conversation within one business hour
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Care plan and service agreement built together
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Services begin within 5–10 business days of completed intake

Frequently Asked Questions | Catheter Care Ipswich

I live in the Ripley Valley. Can catheter changes really happen at home?

Yes, completely. A registered nurse comes to you for scheduled changes and site care on the treating team's regime. For a catheter user in the growth corridor, home care removes the single hardest part of living with a catheter, which is the travel.

What do I do about a blocked catheter in Ipswich after hours?

Follow the written plan we build at intake: on-call nurse first where the situation allows, Ipswich Hospital when it does not. The plan exists so that at midnight you are following steps, not making decisions.

Ready when you are

Let's build a care plan that works for you.

Speak with our care team about your NDIS plan, your goals, and how we can help.

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