Stoma Care Support at Home in Northern Ireland

Stoma Care Support at Home in Northern Ireland

Compassionate and dignified stoma care support that helps individuals manage daily routines with confidence, comfort, and independence in their own home.

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What Is Stoma Care Support?

Stoma Care Support is a specialised home care service designed for individuals living with a colostomy, ileostomy, or urostomy. Adjusting to life with a stoma can feel overwhelming, particularly following surgery or during periods of ill health.

Our caregivers provide practical assistance, emotional reassurance, and personalised support to help individuals manage their stoma care routine while maintaining dignity, independence, and quality of life.

Whether support is needed temporarily following surgery or as part of ongoing care, our team is here to help individuals feel comfortable and confident at home.

Please note: Our caregivers provide non-clinical support and assistance. Any specialist medical treatment or clinical stoma care should be carried out by qualified healthcare professionals.

What Our Stoma Care Support Includes

Assistance with Daily Stoma Care Routines

Supporting individuals with their established stoma care routines and hygiene practices.

Personal Care Support

Help with washing, dressing, grooming, and maintaining personal comfort.

Hygiene and Infection Prevention Support

Encouraging cleanliness and safe practices to support overall wellbeing.

Medication Reminders

Helping individuals stay on track with prescribed medications and healthcare routines.

Mobility and Recovery Support

Assistance with movement and daily activities following surgery or during recovery.

Companionship and Wellbeing Support

Reducing feelings of isolation through regular social interaction and encouragement.

The Best Stoma Care Support from Visiting Angels

At Visiting Angels Northern Ireland, we understand that living with a stoma involves more than managing a medical condition. It often requires emotional adjustment, practical support, and ongoing reassurance.

Our caregivers provide respectful, person-centred care that focuses on helping individuals maintain confidence, independence, and quality of life. We take the time to understand each person’s routines, preferences, and goals, ensuring support feels natural and empowering.

Whether recovering from surgery or managing a long-term condition, we are committed to providing compassionate care that helps individuals live comfortably and confidently at home.

Keeping Families Connected with Birdie

Birdie App

At Visiting Angels Northern Ireland, we use Birdie, a digital care platform that keeps families connected to their loved one’s daily care.

Through the Birdie app, family members can:

For families managing a loved one with arthritis, Birdie provides reassurance that daily tasks are being supported and that any changes in condition are being noted and communicated.

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Next steps

Start with A friendly chat

Give us a call today to discuss your loved one’s care needs. This will be a chance for you to ask any questions and to address any concerns you may have about the care for your family member.

Book a FREE care consultation

After our initial chat, you have the chance to book a free home assessment which will allow us to properly understand your home care needs & assess the kind of support you would need.

Personalised care plan

After the home assessment, our fully trained care team will put together a personalised care plan for you.

Start the care package

We will carefully choose a caregiver to match your needs and preferences and once you’re happy with everything, your care will commence.

FAQS

Here to help you feel confident and supported
What is stoma care support?

Stoma care support helps individuals manage daily routines, personal care, hygiene, and wellbeing while living with a stoma.

Anyone living with a colostomy, ileostomy, or urostomy who requires additional assistance at home can benefit from this service.

No. Our caregivers provide non-clinical support and assistance. Specialist medical treatment should be provided by qualified healthcare professionals.

Yes. Many individuals benefit from additional support while recovering from surgery and adapting to new routines.

Absolutely. Our caregivers are trained to provide respectful, compassionate support while maintaining dignity and confidentiality.

Yes. Stoma care support can be combined with personal care, overnight care, companionship, respite care, and other home care services.

The right support, just when you need it

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