Colostomy and stoma care are of vital importance for maintaining the health of stomas formed by surgically bringing the intestines to the abdominal wall and for preventing the risk of infection. With the Happ Health Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Service, this care is safely provided in your home under hygienic conditions by qualified healthcare professionals. It offers great convenience, especially for individuals requiring long-term care or those with limited mobility.
The Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Service is a professional home healthcare service that enables stoma assessment, cleaning, and care to be performed in a home environment for patients who have difficulty visiting a healthcare facility. Peristomal skin care, pouch replacement, and leakage control are included within the scope of this service. At Happ Health, the appropriate care method is applied according to the type of stoma and the patient’s individual needs. Our expert nurses provide the service using single-use sterile equipment.
How Does the Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Service Support Treatment?
Colostomy and stoma care are not direct treatment methods; however, they help maintain quality of life by preventing infection, irritation, and skin damage around the stoma. Regular and proper care reduces the risk of complications.
Before the procedure, the patient is informed; after the procedure, observation and follow-up are carried out. Care is performed under sterile conditions by Happ Health’s expert team.
What Are the Advantages of the Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Service?
Receiving stoma care at home without the need to visit a hospital saves time and increases comfort. The home environment reduces stress and lowers the risk of hospital-acquired infections.
Happ Health provides this service through experienced nurses. The procedure is carried out using single-use materials and sterile techniques. A personalized care approach is adopted.
Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Service Package Details
You can find the Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Service package details in the table below.
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Home Colostomy and Stome Service Details
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Included?
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| Stoma and skin assessment within the scope of Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Service |
Yes |
| Stoma cleaning and pouch replacement within the scope of Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Service |
Yes |
| Post-procedure follow-up within the scope of Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Service |
Yes |
| Supply of stoma pouch and consumable materials within the scope of Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Service |
No |
Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Service Process
The procedure is carried out step by step, prioritizing patient comfort. Happ Health bases the entire process on hygiene, patient education, and safety.
Inspection of the Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Area
Before the procedure, a suitable environment is identified. A clean, well-lit, and flat area is preferred. Adequate space is provided for the nurse to position the equipment.
Disinfection of the Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Area
The stoma and surrounding area are cleaned with appropriate antiseptics. Personal protective equipment is used. Single-use materials are prepared. Sterility is maintained at every stage.
Performing the Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Service
The color, shape, and condition of the surrounding skin of the stoma are evaluated. Necessary cleaning is performed, and an appropriate stoma pouch is applied. Skin barrier products are used. The patient is informed throughout the procedure.
Post-Procedure Information After Home Colostomy and Stoma Care
The patient and their relatives are informed about stoma care, pouch replacement frequency, and points to consider. A follow-up plan is created if necessary.
How Long Does the Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Service Take?
Depending on the type of stoma and care needs, the procedure generally takes 15–20 minutes. Evaluation, application, and follow-up are included in this duration.
Happ Health staff prioritize patient comfort throughout the procedure. Necessary information is provided after completion.
Who Can Benefit from the Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Service?
The Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Service provides safe care for individuals with a stoma without requiring a hospital visit. It is especially preferred in cases requiring long-term care.
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Colostomy or ileostomy patients: Individuals requiring regular stoma care
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Post-surgical patients: During the care process of a newly created stoma
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Elderly and bedridden patients: Individuals unable to perform their own care
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Patients in home care: Cases requiring continuous and controlled stoma care
Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Service Fee and Pricing 2026
In 2026, the cost of the Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Service is determined based on the type of stoma, frequency of care, and the service location. Home healthcare services offer a more comfortable and sustainable care option compared to hospital settings. For detailed information, you can contact Happ Health.
In Which Situations Is the Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Service Used?
The Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Service is provided to maintain stoma health and prevent complications.
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In cases of a newly created stoma
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When there is a risk of skin irritation or leakage around the stoma
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When regular pouch replacement and care are required
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When long-term monitoring is needed as part of home care
Equipment Used in the Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Service
Happ Health nurses perform stoma care under sterile conditions and with professional expertise. The equipment used is carefully selected to reduce the risk of infection and increase patient comfort.
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Stoma care kits and pouch replacement equipment
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Skin barrier protective products
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Antiseptic solutions and cleaning materials
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Single-use gloves, masks, and protective equipment
Points to Consider in the Home Colostomy and Stoma Care Service
Colostomy and stoma care require professional expertise. The nurse’s experience, compliance with hygiene rules, and patient education are of great importance.
Sharing Medical Information
The patient’s surgical history, existing medical conditions, and products in use should be shared with the healthcare team before the procedure.
Hygiene and Environment Preparation
Before the procedure, the environment should be cleaned, adequate lighting should be ensured, and the patient should be positioned comfortably. Necessary care products should be prepared in advance.
Post-Procedure Follow-Up
The stoma color, discharge status, and skin integrity should be monitored regularly. In case of redness, leakage, or unpleasant odor, the healthcare team should be informed. Nurse recommendations should be followed carefully.
