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NDIS Catheter Care in Redlands

First Priority Care provides registered catheter care nursing across the Redlands Coast for NDIS participants. Our nurses visit participants in Capalaba, Cleveland, Victoria Point, Wellington Point and Birkdale to manage indwelling catheters, suprapubic catheters and intermittent catheterisation, providing clinical care in the home and supporting each participant's dignity and comfort.

Quick answer

Who provides NDIS catheter care at home in the Redlands?

First Priority Care's registered nurses provide NDIS catheter care across Redland City, including Cleveland, Capalaba, Victoria Point and the bay islands, managing indwelling, suprapubic and intermittent catheters at home with scheduled changes, site care, supply management and a written plan for blockages.

Our Catheter Care in Redlands

  • 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 Redlands

  • Capalaba, Alexandra Hills, Gumdale, Chandler
  • Cleveland, Ormiston, Wellington Point, Thornlands
  • Victoria Point, Redland Bay, Birkdale
  • Sheldon, Tingalpa, Belmont

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

Delivering Catheter Care in Redlands

A blocked catheter on Macleay Island after the last ferry is the scenario island catheter care must be designed around. Island participants keep a full spare kit at home, their carers are trained in first response, and the emergency plan is explicit about when to call Queensland Ambulance.

Getting Started with NDIS Support in Redlands

  1. 01

    Call 1800 402 205 or submit our referral form online

  2. 02

    Intake conversation within one business hour

  3. 03

    Care plan and service agreement built together

  4. 04

    Services begin within 5–10 business days of completed intake

Frequently Asked Questions | Catheter Care Redlands

Is catheter care safe for a participant living on the bay islands?
Yes, if it is planned honestly. Spare catheters and supplies stay on the island, household members or workers are trained in first response, and the written plan covers the ferry-less hours explicitly. What makes it safe is designing for the worst hour, not the average one.
Where do Redlands catheter emergencies escalate to?
Redland Hospital at Cleveland for the mainland. For the islands the plan runs through Queensland Ambulance, who manage marine transfer when it comes to that. Every participant's plan names the pathway in writing before the first change is done at home.
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