End-Stage Renal Disease
Irreversible kidney failure requiring regular haemodialysis to remove waste and fluid.
Regular, reliable kidney replacement therapy close to home
Dialysis
Haemodialysis for ESRD and acute kidney injury at SN Krishna Hospital, Ujjain. Regular slots, emergency sessions, and nephrology supervision.
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Dedicated care at SN KrishnaDialysis
SN Krishna Hospital's Dialysis unit provides haemodialysis for patients with end-stage renal disease and acute kidney injury in Ujjain and the surrounding Malwa region. We offer dedicated slots six days a week, with capacity for urgent sessions when required.
Each dialysis station is equipped with individual monitors, and the unit is managed by trained dialysis nurses and technicians under nephrology supervision. Patients are assessed before each session and their prescriptions adjusted based on blood results and clinical progress.
Conditions we treat
Acute Kidney Injury
Sudden kidney shutdown from sepsis or fluid loss requiring urgent temporary dialysis support.
Fluid Overload & Electrolyte Emergency
Life-threatening hyperkalaemia or pulmonary oedema unresponsive to medical therapy.
Treatments & procedures
Intermittent Haemodialysis
Standard three-times-weekly dialysis sessions of three to four hours each for ESRD patients.
Acute Haemodialysis
Emergency dialysis sessions for AKI patients with critical electrolyte or fluid abnormalities.
Vascular Access Assessment
Evaluation of AVF maturity and catheter function before each session with care plan updates.
How we treat our patients
New patients undergo a baseline assessment including access evaluation, blood tests, and dialysis prescription calculation. Regular patients are reviewed by the nephrologist at planned intervals and after any significant change in clinical status. Infection control practices are followed strictly at each station. Patients requiring hospitalisation for complications are transferred to the nephrology ward.
Frequently asked questions
What are the dialysis unit hours?
Routine sessions run Monday to Saturday across two shifts. Emergency dialysis is available 24 hours through the nephrology team.
Do I need a referral to start dialysis here?
A nephrology referral or existing treatment records are required to enrol. Call the unit manager to discuss slot availability.
What should I bring for each dialysis session?
Bring your access card or ID, current medication list, and any blood results from the previous week. Wear loose clothing that allows easy access to your fistula or catheter.
Is dialysis covered under Ayushman Bharat?
Yes. Haemodialysis sessions are covered under Ayushman Bharat and several state government schemes. Bring your beneficiary card for enrolment.
Ready to see a Dialysis specialist?
Request an appointment online, or call our 24×7 emergency line at 0734-7969030.