The challenge
The current burden on care homes
UTIs are one of the most common infections in elderly care — and the current approach creates ongoing disruption.
Repeated GP visits
Residents frequently require GP consultations for recurring UTI symptoms, placing strain on both care staff and external services.
Hospital admissions
UTI complications can lead to hospital transfers, disrupting care continuity and causing distress for elderly residents.
Disruption for elderly patients
Moving residents out of familiar surroundings for treatment is stressful and can accelerate cognitive and physical decline.
Continued antibiotic reliance
Repeated antibiotic courses in care home populations raise concerns about resistance and long-term side effects.
A better approach
Treatment delivered where patients live
With Instapack, qualified clinicians can deliver treatment within the care home setting. This means residents stay in their familiar environment, avoid unnecessary hospital transfers, and receive targeted bladder health support designed to reduce the cycle of recurrent infections and antibiotic dependence.
Benefits
Better outcomes for residents and staff
Less hospital transfer
By treating within the care setting, you can reduce the need for disruptive and costly hospital admissions.
Improved patient comfort
Residents receive treatment in their familiar environment, reducing anxiety and improving overall wellbeing.
More practical care delivery
Treatment is delivered by visiting qualified clinicians, integrating into your existing care schedules.
Reduced antibiotic reliance
A non-antibiotic approach that targets the underlying bladder lining issue rather than repeated systemic treatment.