DIALYSIS IN INDIA FOR INTERNATIONAL PATIENTS
Dialysis in India for international patients
If you have kidney failure, you can continue haemodialysis in India while you travel, are assessed for a kidney transplant or wait for surgery. We book sessions at hospitals near your accommodation in Delhi NCR.
Medical recommendations come from your qualified treating clinicians.
Dialysis while you are in India
Most patients need haemodialysis two or three times a week. Hospitals in Delhi NCR provide sessions for international patients, including those preparing for a kidney transplant.
What shapes the cost
The main factors are:
- Number of sessions per week
- The hospital
- Medicines given during dialysis
- Access procedures such as a fistula or catheter
Before your first session
Hospitals usually need recent blood tests, including hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV results, your dialysis prescription and details of your vascular access. Send them early so we can book your slots.
How long to plan for
As long as your trip. If you are having a kidney transplant, dialysis continues until the transplant and sometimes briefly after.
Choosing a dialysis unit
Choose a unit close to your accommodation and transplant hospital, with nephrologists on site.
Book dialysis in India
Send your dialysis prescription, recent blood tests and travel dates. We book sessions and send you the cost per session.
Frequently asked questions
How much does dialysis cost in India?⌄
It is charged per session and varies by hospital. We send you the cost before you travel.
Can I get dialysis while waiting for a kidney transplant?⌄
Yes. Most transplant patients continue dialysis until surgery.
What tests do I need?⌄
Usually hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV tests, plus your dialysis prescription.
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