Specialized Nursing Procedures

Some care needs a qualified nurse rather than an attendant. This service covers prescribed IV fluids and antibiotics, intramuscular and subcutaneous injections including insulin and anticoagulants, urinary catheter care and bag changes, Ryle's tube and PEG feeding, colostomy care, nebulisation, oxygen support, suctioning and tracheostomy hygiene, and complex or diabetic wound dressing.

For bedridden patients the priority is preventing the complications of immobility: two-hourly position changes, pressure-relief cushioning at the heels, hips and shoulders, skin inspection at every turn, careful perineal hygiene, passive limb movement to protect joints, and chest physiotherapy or breathing exercises to reduce infection risk.

It suits patients after a stroke, advanced neurological conditions, long-term immobility, cancer supportive care, and anyone whose hospital treatment can safely continue at home.

Everything here is done strictly on a doctor's prescription, with sterile technique, single-use consumables and sharps disposed of properly. Trayi matches the nurse's qualification to the specific procedure, and we tell you plainly when a need belongs in a hospital rather than a bedroom.