Stoma care, education of the patient and their relatives about stoma and surrounding skin care.
Urostoma, ileostoma and colostoma care includes stoma replacement with patient’s materials, peristomal (skin around the stoma) skin care and, if necessary, treatment; education of the patient and their relatives about stoma and surrounding skin care, hygiene, proper selection and use of stoma supplies, and patient diet. Tracheostoma care includes tracheostomy suctioning using patient’s catheters and pump, as well as stoma cleaning and dressing. Nephrostoma care includes stoma dressing, peristomal skin care, nephrostomy bag replacement (if necessary, education on choosing a better material bag with a shorter cord and other necessary equipment), if necessary, gentle flushing of the nephrostoma, as well as, if the nephrostoma has been in place for a long time and a fistula has developed, nephrostoma replacement with a silicone Folley catheter, using a string if necessary.
Intramuscular, subcutaneous and other injections as prescribed by a doctor. Possibility to inject patient’s medication. When using our medications, the cost of the medication must also be paid.
Wound care with sutures and strips, removal of sutures and staples. Professional wound care.
Closing of small and shallow wounds with special strips or external sutures, using sterile disposable equipment.