Haemodialysis Services at ParkCity Medical Centre
What is Haemodialysis?
Haemodialysis is a vital medical treatment for patients whose kidneys are no longer able to effectively filter waste, toxins, and excess fluids from the blood. This process helps maintain a healthy chemical balance in the body and prevents complications associated with kidney failure.
Who Needs Haemodialysis?
Haemodialysis is typically required for patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) in its advanced stages or end-stage renal disease (ESRD). It may also be used in certain acute kidney injuries where kidney function is severely impaired. Our nephrology team carefully assesses each patient to determine the optimal timing and type of dialysis treatment.
Our Haemodialysis Services
The unit offers haemodialysis and haemodiafiltration for end-stage renal failure. The hospital provides treatment for outpatients and inpatients with acute and chronic renal failure in addition to emergency service treatment with trained staff providing on-call service after operational hours. Treatment is also available in the critical care units.
We use advanced dialyzer (High-flux membranes) and single-use dialyzer for every dialysis session to ensure maximum safety, comfort, and infection control
Our dialysis unit is equipped with advanced dialysis machines that provide safe, effective, and comfortable treatments. We have dedicated 9 treatment bays that ensure patient privacy and comfort during sessions and 2 dedicated Isolation rooms
The hemodialysis department operates three shifts from 7.00am to 9.00pm, 6 days a week including public holidays, close on Sunday. After hours, an on-call team is on standby for any emergency cases.
All patients are screened for Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C and HIV as a precautionary measure prior to starting treatment. Patients are also regularly assessed, and their progress reviewed by the nephrologists.
The ParkCity Medical Centre Haemodialysis department is panel for SOCSO, JPA and ATM(Veteran).
Our Expert Team
Our multidisciplinary team is dedicated to delivering personalized care and support:
Nephrologists
Specialists in kidney health who oversee and customize dialysis treatment.
Dialysis Nurses
Skilled professionals managing dialysis sessions and patient monitoring .
Dietitians
Regular Experts who create tailored nutrition plans to support kidney health and treatment outcomes.blood tests to guide treatment decisions.
Nephrologists
Specialists in kidney health who oversee and customize dialysis treatment.
Dialysis Nurses
Skilled professionals managing dialysis sessions and patient monitoring .
Dietitians
Regular Experts who create tailored nutrition plans to support kidney health and treatment outcomes.blood tests to guide treatment decisions.
What to Expect Before start Haemodialysis
Called Haemodialysis Unit to get information regarding available slots
Book appointment with our Nephrology.
Bring your referral letter, latest blood test results and dialysis information sheet
Complete viral serology tests (done at our hospital prior to initiating dialysis)
Called Haemodialysis Unit to get information regarding available slots
Book appointment with our Nephrology.
Bring your referral letter, latest blood test results and dialysis information sheet
Complete viral serology tests (done at our hospital prior to initiating dialysis)
What to Expect During Haemodialysis
Each haemodialysis session generally lasts 4 hours. Blood is drawn through a vascular access point (fistula, graft, or catheter), filtered in the dialysis machine, and returned to the body. During treatment, patients can relax, read, or watch TV, while our team closely monitors their health.
Patient Education and Support
We believe in empowering patients through education and holistic support, including:
Diet and Nutrition
Guidance on fluid, sodium, potassium, and protein intake.
Medication Management
Advice on medicines related to kidney health and dialysis.
Lifestyle Modifications
Support to help maintain quality of life and reduce complications.
Emotional & Social Support
Access to support groups, counseling, and resources for patients and families.
Diet and Nutrition
Guidance on fluid, sodium, potassium, and protein intake.
Medication Management
Advice on medicines related to kidney health and dialysis.
Lifestyle Modifications
Support to help maintain quality of life and reduce complications.
Emotional & Social Support
Access to support groups, counseling, and resources for patients and families.
How to Access Our
Haemodialysis Services
If you require haemodialysis, please speak with your healthcare provider for a referral or contact our Dialysis Unit directly. We will guide you through scheduling an initial consultation and treatment plan.
