Recognised as one of the best hospitals in Rampur for dialysis

SN Hospital has a highly skilled team of nephrologists who specialize in personalised care for every patient. Equipped with the latest medical technology, we deliver safe, efficient, and comfortable dialysis treatments, tailored to meet every individual needs. Whether you’re dealing with acute kidney issues or managing chronic conditions, SN Hospital provides exceptional care to ensure optimal outcomes.

We provide

 Best-in-class dialysis care

 24/7 nephrology support

 Comfortable dialysis environment

 Advanced single-use dialyzers

 Why Choose NU Hospitals for Dialysis?

Kidney disease is a rising health problem, affecting billions of people around the globe. In India,many of the individuals require dialysis to go on with their day to day life.SN Hospital strives to provide the best dialysis facilities and care to these people. Our hospital stands out for:

1. Dedicated nephrologists with the highest level of experience and expertise along with years of experience in kidney treatment.
2. Highly sophisticated dialysis equipment guarantees the attainment of treatments effectively with safety.
3. Pediatric Units meant for children, specializing in management of all kinds of dialysis for children.
4. A commitment to providing a secure and caring environment for the patients on dialysis

 Who Needs Dialysis?

Dialysis is a procedure when the kidneys are not able to filter waste and extra fluids out of the blood properly. For individuals with illnesses such as End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD): The primary failure point is when the kidneys stop functioning:

1. End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD): The main point of failure occurs when the kidneys cease to function. This causes a gradual accumulation of toxic substances in the body. End-stage renal disease (ESRD) can be caused by diabetes, high blood pressure, or chronic infections.
2. Acute Kidney Failure: Acute kidney failure that requires urgent treatment, can become life-threatening otherwise. This can be a reversible type of kidney disease and may require hemodialysis on a temporary basis.
3. Kidney Transplant Candidates: Patients with an end-stage kidney disease waiting for a kidney transplant need to continue with hemodialysis until a proper organ is available Symptoms such as swelling, breeathlessness, fatigue, nausea, and confusion may be a signal for kidney failure. Dialysis is a form of supportive care for the patients whose kidneys are non functional and therefore dialysis requirement is usually thrice per week and to be continued on regular basis. Dialysis helps in improving the quality of life, decreasing symptoms and help people with kidney disease to go about their routine activities and to pursue their careers.