Dialysis Clinics Abroad — Page 4

Artemis Hospitals is the first government-licensed renal transplant centre in Haryana state. The facility holds JCI accreditation and has completed over 1 million surgeries since 2007. Dialysis typically starts from around A$700 to A$1,000. For patients seeking long-term solutions, the hospital offers a kidney transplant package for around A$19,000. This intensive program includes 13 days of hospital stay in a two-bed ward and regular transfers. Dr Manju Aggarwal serves as the Chairperson of Nephrology and oversees the renal care department.

Medipol Bahçelievler University Hospital is JCI-accredited and treats over 600,000 patients annually. Its nephrology unit covers both Hemodialysis and Peritoneal Dialysis, supported by 24/7 emergency and intensive care units for patient safety. Treatment may cost around A$280. Dr Veysel Kidir specialises in dialysis and complex kidney care, holding certifications from American and European nephrology associations, and has authored multiple peer-reviewed studies in the field.

Gangnam Severance Hospital is JCI-accredited, assuring high safety standards for dialysis patients. It offers free interpreter services and airport transfers for bills over A$6,200, helping Aussies travel smoothly. The international healthcare centre provides a one-stop service, making treatment easy to organise. Dialysis may cost around A$1,100, with accommodation included in VIP check-up packages. Located near Incheon Airport, the hospital combines convenience with trusted university-level care.

Apollo Hospital Indraprastha is JCI-accredited and part of South Asia's largest medical network. It performs 900 organ transplants a year, making it India’s second biggest transplant centre after the US. Dialysis may cost around A$1,200–A$1,600, with options for private or shared rooms and onsite hotel stays. English-speaking staff help international patients feel at home throughout treatment.

BLK Super Speciality Hospital is JCI accredited and one of India’s largest private hospitals. Dialysis may cost around A$1,200–A$1,600, with advanced equipment on-site like 1.5 Tesla MRI and PET-CT scans. The hospital near Safdarjung airport offers full international patient support, including visa help, transfers, and accommodation. A personal coordinator assists through the entire stay and aftercare, making it a straightforward choice for Australians seeking dialysis abroad.

Kohinoor Hospitals is NABH accredited, ensuring recognised quality and safety standards. Dialysis may cost around A$1,200–1,700, with prices 3–4 times lower than US clinics. The hospital offers private rooms, family accommodation, and English-speaking staff with interpreter services for clear communication. Online doctor consultations help with pre- and post-treatment care. International patients benefit from hotel, flight, and car hire booking support, all conveniently located in Mumbai.

Aster Medcity is JCI and NABH accredited, meeting international safety standards. Dialysis may cost around A$1,200–A$1,600 with English-speaking staff, airport pickup, local transport, and hotel booking help included. Patients get private rooms with free WiFi, phone, and TV plus family accommodation options. Medical records transfer and interpreter services support smooth coordination with Australian doctors throughout treatment.

Sarvodaya Hospital and Research Center is NABH accredited, ensuring quality standards for dialysis. Treatment there may cost around A$1,200–1,700, offering significant savings compared to Western clinics. The hospital provides private rooms, family accommodation, and caters to special dietary needs. English-speaking staff with interpreter services make communication easy for Australians. Online doctor consultations and health insurance coordination simplify managing care from abroad. Free airport pickup and hotel booking add to the convenience during treatment.