What are the visiting hours at Niravta Hospital?

Visiting hours for inpatient departments are from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM daily. Intensive Care Units (ICU) have separate restricted timings.

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You can book an appointment online via our booking page, or by calling our customer helpline number +91 99999 99999.

Nephrology

Advanced Kidney Care, Hemodialysis & Renal Disease Management

Overview & Clinical Focus

The Department of Nephrology at Niravta Hospital offers complete medical care for acute and chronic kidney disorders, hypertension-related renal issues, and fluid-electrolyte imbalances. Our department features a modern, hygienic hemodialysis unit.

Our experienced nephrologists specialize in managing Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), preventing renal failure, and preparing patients for kidney transplantation. We focus on slow disease progression and providing comfortable, life-sustaining dialysis support.

Key Specialties & Services

Hemodialysis Unit

Modern, high-efficiency hemodialysis machines operating under strict hygienic standards.

Chronic Kidney Disease Care

Comprehensive medical management to delay CKD progression and control hypertension.

Kidney Stone Management

Medical dissolution therapies and coordination for minimally invasive lithotripsy.

Key Treatments

Maintenance Hemodialysis
Kidney Biopsy
AV Fistula Creation for Dialysis
Diabetic Nephropathy Management
Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) Treatment

Comfort & Recovery

Our Healing Spaces

Discover how we combine clinical expertise with compassionate care to support you through every step of your recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

Department FAQs

Find quick answers to common questions regarding diagnostic procedures, consultation rules, and surgery recoveries.

When kidneys can no longer filter waste products from the blood, hemodialysis uses an external machine (artificial kidney) to filter toxins, excess salts, and fluids, maintaining body balance.

Staying hydrated, reducing dietary salt and animal protein, and following a customized diet plan based on the type of stone can significantly lower recurrence rates.

Early CKD often has no symptoms. As it progresses, signs may include swelling in the feet/ankles, fatigue, changes in urination frequency, blood in urine, persistent itching, and puffiness around the eyes.

Yes, long-term high blood sugar levels can damage the tiny filtering units in the kidneys, a condition called diabetic nephropathy. Tight blood sugar and blood pressure control are essential to protect kidney function.