10-Bedded Dialysis - Sri Lakshmi Super Speciality Hospital

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Advanced Dialysis
Care

Comprehensive, compassionate dialysis services for patients with kidney disease combining experienced nephrology care with modern dialysis technology and a comfortable, supportive environment.

18+

Years of dialysis & renal care expertise

24/7

Support & emergency cover

10

Bedded dedicated dialysis centre

HD & PD

Haemodialysis & peritoneal dialysis

Department Overview

Your Trusted Partner for Advanced Dialysis Care

With over 18 years of excellence in healthcare, Sri Lakshmi Super Speciality Hospital is a leading destination for dialysis services in KR Puram, Bangalore. Our team of experienced nephrologists and dialysis technicians is dedicated to providing compassionate, personalised care using modern dialysis technology.

We offer a full spectrum of dialysis services to support patients with both acute kidney injury and chronic kidney disease including in-centre haemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, and home dialysis programmes. Every treatment plan is tailored to the individual patient’s medical needs and lifestyle.

Our dialysis unit works closely with our broader Nephrology department, ensuring patients receive coordinated, continuous care — from initial diagnosis of kidney disease through to long-term dialysis management and transplant preparation where appropriate.

✅ Expert Nephrology Team

⏱️ 24/7 Support

🔬 Modern Dialysis Machines

🏠 Home Dialysis Available

Patient receiving dialysis care while a nurse monitors the dialysis machine.

Dialysis Services

Comprehensive Care for Kidney Health

We offer a full spectrum of dialysis services to support patients with kidney disease and ensure their overall wellbeing. Our expert nephrologists provide personalised care tailored to each patient’s unique needs and lifestyle.

Haemodialysis

Effective removal of waste products and excess fluid from the blood using advanced dialysis machines, typically performed in-centre three times a week under nursing supervision.

Peritoneal Dialysis

A home-based treatment that uses the peritoneum, the lining of the abdomen, as a natural membrane to filter waste and excess fluid from the blood offering flexibility for patients.

Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis (CAPD)

A form of peritoneal dialysis that allows patients to perform manual fluid exchanges several times throughout the day, without the need for a machine.

Automated Peritoneal Dialysis (APD)

A nighttime peritoneal dialysis treatment performed automatically by a machine while the patient sleeps, minimising disruption to daily activities.

Advanced Technology

Equipped for the Most Effective & Comfortable Treatment

Our dialysis department is equipped with the latest technology to provide effective, safe, and comfortable treatment for both in-centre and home-based dialysis patients.

High-Flux Dialyzers

Advanced dialyzer membranes that ensure efficient removal of toxins from the blood, supporting better long-term patient outcomes.

Modern Dialysis Machines

State-of-the-art equipment offering precise control and continuous monitoring of dialysis parameters to enhance treatment safety and efficacy.

Water Purification Systems

Dedicated systems providing ultra-pure water for dialysis, a critical safeguard that helps prevent complications and ensures patient safety during every session.

Home Dialysis Equipment

Equipment and training to support peritoneal dialysis at home, giving patients the flexibility of treatment in a familiar environment with ongoing remote support.

Our Department

A Comfortable, Modern Dialysis Environment

Haemodialysis machines at the 10-bedded dialysis centre, Sri Lakshmi Hospital, Bengaluru

Our Infrastructure

Advanced Infrastructure for Optimal Renal Care

10-Bedded Dialysis Centre

A dedicated, comfortable dialysis unit with modern haemodialysis machines, individual patient stations, and continuous nursing supervision.

In-house Renal Laboratory

On-site testing for kidney function, electrolytes, and dialysis adequacy enabling timely treatment adjustments without external lab delays.

Vascular Access Care

Specialist care and monitoring of fistulas, grafts, and catheters used for dialysis access — helping maintain long-term vascular health.

24/7 Emergency Dialysis

Round-the-clock availability for urgent dialysis needs and dialysis-related emergencies with immediate nephrologist access when required.

Home Dialysis Training

Structured training and ongoing support for patients and caregivers opting for peritoneal dialysis or home haemodialysis programmes.

Nephrology Outpatient Clinic

Regular OPD clinic for dialysis follow-up, medication review, and ongoing management of underlying kidney disease.

Why Sri Lakshmi

Why Choose Us for Dialysis Care

Experienced Nephrology Team

Our nephrologists and dialysis technicians bring extensive experience in managing both acute and chronic kidney disease.

Flexible Treatment Options

From in-centre haemodialysis to home-based peritoneal dialysis, we tailor the right approach to each patient’s medical needs and lifestyle.

Modern, Safe Technology

High-flux dialyzers, ultra-pure water systems, and continuously monitored dialysis machines ensure safe, effective treatment every session.

Cashless & Insurance-Friendly

Empanelled with major insurers and government health schemes supporting patients who require ongoing, long-term dialysis care.

Patient Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions about dialysis or planning treatment? Our team is here to help.

Ask Our Team

When is dialysis necessary?

Dialysis is necessary when the kidneys lose their ability to adequately filter waste and excess fluid from the blood, resulting in a dangerous build-up of toxins. This typically occurs in advanced chronic kidney disease or acute kidney injury.

Is dialysis permanent?

For individuals with end-stage renal disease (ESRD), dialysis is generally a lifelong treatment unless they receive a kidney transplant. For patients with acute kidney injury, dialysis may only be needed temporarily until kidney function recovers.

How long does a dialysis session last?

Haemodialysis sessions typically last around 3 to 4 hours and are usually required three times a week. Peritoneal dialysis involves daily fluid exchanges, either manually throughout the day (CAPD) or automatically overnight via a machine (APD).

Can I travel while on dialysis?

Yes, dialysis patients can travel, but it requires planning and coordination with healthcare providers to ensure access to dialysis facilities at your travel destination. Our team can help arrange this in advance for patients under our care.

Can I eat or drink during dialysis?

During haemodialysis, patients may be advised to limit eating or drinking due to the potential risk of fluid overload. Peritoneal dialysis generally allows more flexibility. Our dietitians can provide personalised guidance for your treatment type.

Are there any side effects of dialysis?

Dialysis can cause side effects such as low blood pressure, muscle cramps, nausea, and fatigue. These can often be managed or minimised with proper medical care, dose adjustments, and supportive treatment from our nephrology team.

Can a kidney transplant eliminate the need for dialysis?

Yes, a successful kidney transplant can restore kidney function, eliminating the need for dialysis. Our nephrology team can discuss transplant evaluation and preparation for suitable candidates.

Does dialysis cure kidney disease?

No, dialysis does not cure kidney disease. It serves as a life-sustaining treatment, performing the filtering function of the kidneys when they are no longer able to do so adequately on their own.

Compassionate Dialysis Care, Close to Home.

Whether you’re starting dialysis, considering home-based treatment, or need ongoing renal care. Our team is here to support you.

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