Our rigorous procedures ensure your catheters remain in optimal condition:

Meticulous exit-site cleaning and disinfection using aseptic techniques and waterproof barriers.

Regular flushing and "locking" (e.g., saline, Heparin) to prevent blood clots and blockages.

Continuous assessment of catheter position and skin for early detection of infection or displacement.

Hands-on guidance on daily routines, lifestyle adjustments, and emergency protocols for home safety.
Cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy or targeted therapy.
Patients requiring Home Parenteral Nutrition (HPN).
Long-term intravenous (IV) Therapy users, e.g. antibiotics.
Frequent blood testing patients looking to avoid repeated needle sticks.
Our CVC Care is delivered by highly experienced nursing team, including:
We offer both single session and care package. Following an initial consultation, our Nurse Manager will provide a transparent quote tailored to your specific needs. Please contact us for further details.
Discussion your condition and requirements with Nurse Manager.
A home visit to assess the catheter site and environment.
A schedule developed based on your doctor's instructions.
Nursing care delivered by our SN/RN.
Ongoing follow-up and coordination with your attending physician.
「When Mum started chemo and got a PICC line, we were truly overwhelmed. Having your nurses visit weekly has been a lifesaver. Their professional, caring approach has truly taken the pressure off our family. We feel much more confident looking after her at home now.」
Ms Li
「I was terrified of infections or blockages, but the team is so thorough. They even taught me how to shower safely with the line. I can finally focus on my work and life again.」
Ms Su
「Dad's veins are quite thin, so injections were always a big struggle. The YDCare nurses now manage his central line and always take time to chat. He's much more relaxed about his treatment now, which is a huge relief for me.」
Mr Wang's Son
「When Mum started chemo and got a PICC line, we were truly overwhelmed. Having your nurses visit weekly has been a lifesaver. Their professional, caring approach has truly taken the pressure off our family. We feel much more confident looking after her at home now.」
Ms Li
「I was terrified of infections or blockages, but the team is so thorough. They even taught me how to shower safely with the line. I can finally focus on my work and life again.」
Ms Su
「Dad's veins are quite thin, so injections were always a big struggle. The YDCare nurses now manage his central line and always take time to chat. He's much more relaxed about his treatment now, which is a huge relief for me.」
Mr Wang's Son
Yes. Even when not in use, a Port-A must be flushed and locked by a nurse every 4 to 6 weeks to maintain function.
Please contact us or your doctor immediately, as these could be early signs of an infection and need to be addressed promptly.
Please simply ensure a well-lit area and a clean, flat surface (like a dining table) for our sterile supplies. Our nurses will bring all necessary equipment and dressings.