We treat kidney disease: kidney function falling slowly over months or years, kidney function lost suddenly, kidney stones, blood or protein in the urine, and infections that reach the kidney. We provide dialysis when the kidneys can no longer do the work, and we look after kidney problems in children.
Two consultant nephrologists see patients here. Our dialysis unit has 14 machines and provides both haemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis. We check kidney function with blood tests for creatinine and urea, urine tests, and ultrasound. We accept Ayushman Bharat PM-JAY.
Conditions we treat
- Chronic kidney disease, kidney function falling slowly, often with diabetes or high blood pressure
- Acute kidney injury, kidney function lost suddenly, often after severe infection or dehydration
- Kidney stones
- Renal artery disease, narrowing of the artery feeding the kidney
- Blood or protein in the urine
- Repeated urinary infections reaching the kidney
- Kidney disease in children
Services and procedures
- Haemodialysis, blood filtered through a machine and returned, done in our dialysis unit
- Peritoneal dialysis, using the lining of the abdomen as the filter, done at home after training
- Kidney function tests: creatinine and urea, urine protein and blood, and ultrasound of the kidneys
Facilities
- Dialysis unit with 14 machines
- Laboratory for creatinine, urea and urine tests
- Ultrasound for kidney size, stones and blockage
When to seek emergency care
Swelling of the face, feet or ankles, a change in how much or how often you pass urine, blood in the urine, or persistent pain in the flank needs prompt attention. If you pass very little or no urine, or swelling comes with breathlessness, do not wait. Come to our emergency department or call 1800 345 7777.
