Yes, catheter and tracheostomy care are typically included as part of comprehensive home nursing services. Skilled nurses are trained to manage urinary catheters, including insertion, regular cleaning, monitoring for infections, and timely replacement. Similarly, tracheostomy care involves cleaning the tracheostomy tube, suctioning to clear the airway, ensuring the stoma site remains infection-free, and monitoring for any respiratory complications. These services are delivered following strict clinical protocols to ensure patient safety and comfort. Home nursing providers assess the patient’s condition and create a personalized care plan to ensure these procedures are managed professionally at home.