In-Clinic Hemodialysis Services

In-Clinic Haemodialysis

To keep your body healthy and prolong your life after getting diagnosed with kidney failure, there are treatment options like transplant and dialysis. To treat kidney failure patients, Rahi-Care provides In-Clinic Haemodialysis to help maintain your health by filtering out the waste and toxins from your blood through a machine.

How does in-center hemodialysis work?

Options for in-center hemodialysis

In-center hemodialysis

This is also called daytime dialysis, where kidney failure patients have to undergo treatment three times a week for three to five hours for each session dirung the day. Rahi Care’s nurses and staff are trained to perform this treatment at our clinic, where you can relax and interact with other patients.

Benefits of in-center hemodialysis?

Preparing for Haemodialysis

At Rahi Care, we provide dialysis in kidney treatment by preparing our kidney failure patients for their journey throughout the treatment. The first step is to create a vascular access weeks or months before we start the dialysis, to connect your artery and vein. We either follow an arteriovenous (AV) fistula, AV graft, or place a venous catheter to access your bloodstream. We monitor the patient’s health through regular blood tests and physical exams along with diet and medication adjustments. We also educate the patient and their family members about the dialysis procedure and provide emotional support to make their treatment process much better.

Receive quality care and haemodialysis treatment from Rahi Care dialysis center.

Why to choose Rahi care for hemodialysis

At Rahi Care, we understand that kidney failure patients need quality treatments to prevent serious health conditions and improve their health. We have helped people with kidney failure by providing more than 2,00,000 dialysis treatments. Our In-clinic haemodialysis is provided by experienced nephrologists and medical staff who treat all our patients with care.

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FAQ

Your questions and our honest answers!

1. How often do I need haemodialysis treatments?

People with kidney failure need dialysis three times a week. Each session will last for 4 or 5 hours, depending on the type of dialysis. Talk to our doctors to learn more about the treatment.

2. What should I expect during a haemodialysis session?

Your treatment starts by drawing your blood through a needle. We pass it through a machine to filter out the waste and extra fluids in your blood. The cleaned blood is then returned to your body.

3. Can I work while receiving haemodialysis treatments?

Yes. You can still work after the dialysis session with a few lifestyle changes. During the treatment, you can read, watch TV, take a nap, or talk to our staff and other patients.

4. Can I eat or drink during haemodialysis?

Drinking any type of fluids must be limited because it can cause an imbalance in your fluid level while receiving the treatment. Follow the dietary plan provided by our doctors to maintain your energy level.