Wound dressing and nursing care in Veyangoda. At the centre, or at your home.

Sujeewa Senadheera is a Registered Nurse with more than thirty years in nursing. If you are arranging care for a parent and you are not sure what is needed, call first — there is no charge for the conversation.

Veyangoda and across the Gampaha district. The first 5 km of any home visit is free.

A nurse wrapping a clean gauze bandage around a patient's hand.
For a patient who cannot travel

Home Visits

The nurse comes to the house. Most of these visits are arranged by a son or daughter, often from abroad. First 5 km free, then charged by zone.

What a home visit involves For a patient who can travel

At the Centre

Come to us in Veyangoda for a dressing, catheter care or a blood sample. Opening hours — needed

Where to find us
Who will come to your door

A small practice, not an agency.

Every visit is Sujeewa's responsibility. You are told who is coming, by name, before they arrive.

Suwasetha is run by Sujeewa Senadheera, a Registered Nurse with experience in medical, surgical, plastic and reconstruction units in government hospitals. She sees the case, she decides what it needs, and the work is done under her name.

Team — needed. Who else works here, what each person is registered or qualified to do, and which tasks are done without Sujeewa present.

There is no dispatcher and no call centre. You will not open the door to someone you were not told about.

More about the team →

Sujeewa Senadheera

Registered Nurse

Sri Lanka Medical Council
Reg. 16678
Sri Lanka Nursing Council
Reg. 13473
Years in nursing
30+

Both numbers can be checked with the councils.

Certificate photographs — needed before these numbers are published
Services

What we do

Plain descriptions, and a starting price for each. Nothing is decided before the nurse has seen the patient.

Dressing supplies laid out neatly: gauze, scissors, an alcohol prep pad and a bandage.

Wound cleaning and dressing

Cleaning and dressing a wound, and re-dressing it as often as it needs — including diabetic foot wounds, pressure sores, and wounds after surgery.

from LKR 2,500 at the centre or at home? — confirm

Urinary catheter insertion and care

Fitting a urinary catheter, changing it when it is due, and looking after it in between.

from-price — needed

NG tube insertion

Passing a nasogastric tube — a feeding tube that goes through the nose down to the stomach — for a patient who cannot eat normally.

from-price — needed

Blood samples for laboratory tests

Taking a blood sample for tests, at the centre or at the patient's home.

Who issues the report, and how the family receives it — needed

from-price — needed

General nursing care and support

Day-to-day nursing help for a patient being looked after at home — injections, monitoring, and support for the family doing the caring.

from-price, per visit or per hour — needed

Home visiting

Any of the above at the patient's own home, across the Gampaha district.

Which of these can be done at home, and by whom — needed

travel from free

Every figure above is a starting price. The final amount is confirmed after the nurse has seen the patient, and always before any work begins.

Full detail and every price →

Is a doctor's referral or prescription needed? — needed, per service Who supplies the dressing materials, and is that included in the price? — needed

Before you decide anything

Talk to the nurse first. There is no charge for it.

Describe the wound, or the situation, in your own words. Medical words are not needed. You will get a straight answer on whether a visit is needed, what it would involve, and roughly what it would cost.

  • No charge, and no obligation to book anything afterwards.
  • If it is not something we should be handling, we will say so.
  • Call, or send a WhatsApp message — whichever is easier from where you are.
071 808 7432
What happens

How a home visit works

  1. You call, or send a message

    Describe the situation in your own words. You do not need the medical words for it.

  2. A time is agreed

    You are told who will be coming and roughly when. If that changes, you are told before the time, not after it.

  3. The nurse arrives

    With sterile equipment, and everything needed for the dressing.

    Confirm what the family needs to have ready, if anything

  4. The wound is cleaned and dressed

    Unhurried, and with as little discomfort as possible. Anyone who wants to stay in the room is welcome to stay.

  5. You are told what was found

    What the wound looks like today, what to watch for before the next visit, and when that visit is due.

    Post-visit WhatsApp update — decision pending. If yes, it goes here and on the Home Visits page. Typical number of visits for a dressing course — needed

    See the full Home Visits page →

Gloved hands opening a sterile dressing from its sealed packet.
Sterile dressings, opened at the bedside.
Travel

Where we travel, and what it costs

Find your town. The first 5 km is free; the charge is per visit and covers the nurse's travel, not the treatment.
ZoneDistanceTravel charge
Zone 1Town list — needed Up to 5 kmFree
Zone 2Town list — needed 5 – 10 kmLKR 500
Zone 3Town list — needed 10 – 15 kmLKR 1,000
Zone 4Town list — needed 15 – 20 kmLKR 1,500
Further afieldElsewhere in the Gampaha district Over 20 kmOn the call

These amounts can change. Whatever the zone says, the exact travel charge is confirmed on the call before anything is arranged.

Contact

Call, or send a message.

A phone call is the quickest way. If it is the middle of the night where you are, send a WhatsApp message instead and it will be answered in the morning.

071 808 7432

Send your situation on WhatsApp instead →

Phone and WhatsApp
071 808 7432
Confirm WhatsApp is on this number
Where
183/5, Wataddara, Veyangoda
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Hours
Weekdays, Saturdays, Sundays, poya days, nights — needed
Service area
Veyangoda and the Gampaha district