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Can you combine catheter care with other support needs?

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Yes, catheter care is often part of a wider picture. Many people we support also need help with washing, dressing and grooming, light domestic tasks at home, or condition-led care for illnesses such as Parkinson’s, stroke or cancer. We build a personalised care plan with you, so catheter tasks are woven naturally into your day rather than feeling like a separate, stressful extra. This might mean checking tubing while helping you change clothes, or emptying the bag before you head out to a club. Our flexible approach means we can adapt as your needs or health change.

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