ROUND THE CLOCK EMERGENCY
LOCATION: GROUND FLOOR
Step into our cutting-edge Emergency ward, where advanced technology meets compassionate care. Tailored for kidney patients, our unit features the latest medical equipment, ensuring top-tier treatment.
Our efficient approach ensures urgent hemodialysis for those in need. From swift assessments to rapid investigations, our process is finely tuned. A skilled team promptly performs double lumen catheterizations, initiating treatment without delay.
For urological emergencies, our commitment to speed remains unwavering. Seamless integration of laboratory and radiological investigations swiftly pinpoints diagnoses, minimizing critical time.
Even for non-kidney ailments, we prioritize well-being. We stabilize patients with expert care and facilitate smooth referrals to specialized hospitals when needed.
The Emergency unit offers not just advanced medical interventions, but also the comfort and support our patients deserve.
Policy for hemodialysis in ER
- The Emergency Room Dialysis facility is meant only for patients needing urgent (emergency) lifesaving Hemodialysis.
- The following terms and conditions are applied for patients requiring non-emergency hemodialysis in ER:
- Patients are advised to make prior provisional booking for each session (at least 48 hours) before the expected hemodialysis session.
- Re-confirmation is mandatory at least 2 hour prior to booked time (as sometimes machines may not be available as patients with life threatening condition may be undergoing dialysis).
- Occasionally Non-emergency patients may have to be removed during their dialysis session because of life threatening requirement of another patient.
- Hepatitis B will be checked from laboratory for all patients before every dialysis session (mandatory for those that are being dialyzed in other units).
- Please note that we do not check or segregate patients with Hepatitis C for Dialysis in Emergency Room.
Patients can get themselves registered in our Dialysis Hall. However Tabba Kidney Institute does not recommend or endorse any particular dialysis center.