Overview & Introduction
The Kidney Centre, Sialkot, is a specialized healthcare facility dedicated to the diagnosis, treatment, and management of kidney-related diseases. It provides state-of-the-art dialysis services, nephrology consultations, and supportive care for patients suffering from chronic kidney disease (CKD), acute renal failure, and related urological conditions.
The centre plays a critical role in the regional healthcare landscape by offering high-quality, affordable renal services to a growing number of patients requiring lifelong kidney support and dialysis management. It operates under strict hygiene and safety standards, ensuring effective infection control and patient well-being.
🩺 Core Services & Departments
The Kidney Centre focuses entirely on nephrology and renal care. Key services include:
- Hemodialysis (routine & emergency)
- Nephrology Consultations (CKD, hypertension, electrolyte imbalances)
- Kidney Function Testing (blood urea, creatinine, GFR, electrolytes)
- Pre-dialysis Counseling & Dietary Management
- Hypertension & Diabetes Control Clinics
- Ultrasound for Kidney, Bladder & Urinary Tract
- Referral Coordination for Kidney Transplant Cases
🏗️ Dialysis Facility & Infrastructure
The Kidney Centre is equipped with a dedicated dialysis unit that includes:
- Multiple state-of-the-art dialysis machines
- Separate areas for Hepatitis B, C, and Negative patients
- Reverse Osmosis (RO) water filtration system for dialysis safety
- Comfortable dialysis chairs and cardiac monitors
- Trained dialysis nurses and nephrology technicians
- Emergency crash cart and oxygen support
The centre also maintains air-conditioned waiting areas, patient lockers, and privacy screens for a calm and clean environment.
👨⚕️ Medical Team & Consultant Network
The Kidney Centre employs experienced nephrologists, dialysis technicians, and internal medicine specialists. Most physicians are FCPS or MRCP qualified with backgrounds in major teaching hospitals. Support team includes:
- Nephrologists & General Physicians
- Dialysis Nurses & Technicians
- Lab Technologists
- Nutritionists (part-time)
- Pharmacy & Admin Staff
💳 Accessibility & Payment Options
The centre is committed to affordability and often provides subsidized or welfare-based dialysis sessions for deserving patients. Payment models include:
- Per-session dialysis charges (with discount options)
- Package rates for multiple sessions
- Support for welfare and zakat-based patients
- Collaboration with NGOs and donor-backed dialysis sessions
Advance appointments are recommended, especially for new dialysis patients or those switching from another center.
📌 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Where is The Kidney Centre located in Sialkot?
The Kidney Centre is located within central Sialkot, easily accessible via main roads and close to other hospitals and diagnostic labs. Exact location is available on Google Maps.
What are the dialysis charges?
Dialysis charges vary between PKR 3,000 – 6,000 per session, depending on patient status, machine type, and whether welfare support is applicable.
Are emergency dialysis sessions available?
Yes, emergency sessions are provided subject to machine availability. Priority is given to patients in critical renal distress.
Do they manage patients with Hepatitis?
Yes, there are separate machines and beds for Hepatitis B, C, and negative-status patients to prevent cross-contamination.
Can I consult a nephrologist without dialysis?
Absolutely. The centre provides general nephrology consultations for CKD, hypertension, diabetes-induced kidney damage, and more.
Is kidney transplant surgery performed here?
No, The Kidney Centre does not perform transplant surgeries but can refer patients to affiliated tertiary hospitals and assist in pre-transplant assessments.
Are lab tests available on-site?
Yes, essential renal labs such as serum creatinine, urea, electrolytes, and CBC are conducted on-site or through partner labs.
Does the centre accept health insurance?
Most dialysis is paid in cash, but selected health cards and welfare support (like Bait-ul-Maal) may be accepted. Confirm in advance.
How often do patients need dialysis?
Typically, dialysis is required 2–3 times per week depending on disease severity and nephrologist’s advice.
How to book an appointment?
Appointments can be booked via phone or in person at the reception desk. For new patients, initial nephrologist consultation is mandatory before dialysis.
📚 Sources & Reference
- Hospital staff & reception inquiry
- Nephrology and dialysis care directories
- Patient feedback via healthcare forums and Google Reviews
- Local NGO affiliations and welfare board records