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Dialysis that fits around your life
Nephrologist-supervised haemodialysis with experienced renal nurses, in a clean, comfortable centre with morning, afternoon and evening sessions. New, transferring and visiting patients welcome.
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- About Medicura
A Calm, Dependable Place For Your Dialysis
Dialysis isn’t a one-off appointment. For most people it means three visits a week, every week, so where you go matters. At Medicura, you’ll see familiar faces every session and be treated in a clean, comfortable space. Our team takes time to explain what’s happening and why.
Treatment prescribed and reviewed by a nephrologist
Monthly blood tests to check your dialysis is working well
- Our treatments
Kidney care from diagnosis to dialysis
Whether you’re starting dialysis, moving from another centre or just visiting the area, we’ll help you settle into a routine that works.
blood tests
Regular tests show how well your dialysis is working and pick up problems like anaemia or high potassium early. We explain your results in plain language.
Fluid and blood pressure management
We help you keep fluid gains and blood pressure in a safe range. We also regularly review your target weight after dialysis (your “dry weight”)
CVC and dialysis access care
We handle your central venous catheter (CVC), fistula or graft carefully at every session. We check it regularly and refer you quickly if anything needs attention.
Nurses trained for emergencies
Our nurses are trained in Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS), so they can act fast if you become unwell during a session.
Temporary and transit dialysis
On holiday, travelling for work or between centres? We can arrange temporary sessions so your treatment stays on track.
Patient and transplant education
Clear, practical guidance on living well with kidney failure. This includes what a transplant involves and how to find out if it could be an option for you.
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- Why Choose Medicura
The small things that make three sessions a week easier
At Medicura Renal Dialysis Center, skilled medical care comes with genuine warmth, so you feel supported at every session.
Compassionate Care
Dialysis is part of your routine, so we make every visit personal. Our team listens, explains each step, and supports you and your family along the way.
Experienced Medical Team
Your treatment is overseen by qualified doctors and trained renal nurses who monitor you closely throughout every session, so you can rest easy knowing you’re in capable hands.
Comfortable Environment
Our clean, calm space is designed with long sessions in mind, with comfortable chairs and a welcoming atmosphere that help the hours pass more easily.
Affordable Care
Quality dialysis should be within reach. We keep our fees clear and explain your payment options upfront, so you can focus on your health instead of worrying about costs.
Wheelchair accessible
Getting here should be the easy part. Our center is wheelchair accessible from the entrance to your treatment chair, so you and your caregiver can arrive and settle in with ease.
- How it Works
Starting dialysis with us
Get in touch
Call, WhatsApp or send the form, and tell us whether you’re new to dialysis, transferring or visiting.
Send your medical details
We’ll need a referral letter, your current dialysis prescription if you have one, and recent blood results, including hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV screening.
Visit and plan
Tour the centre, meet the team and agree on a regular schedule. Our nephrologist reviews your details before your first session.
Start your sessions
Your nurse walks you through everything on day one, and we review how you’re doing every month.
- Our Specialists
The people looking after you
Our experienced nephrologists and dialysis specialists combine clinical expertise with genuine care at every treatment — so you’re always in safe, trusted hands.
- Patient Stories
Dialysis is a big part of life, but it doesn’t have to be all of it. Our patients share how a caring team and a welcoming space help them stay focused on family, work, and the things they love.
- Real Stories, Real updates
Plain-language guides for patients and families, from your first session to travelling and paying for treatment.
How a first session usually runs, from checking in and weighing in to getting settled, plus what to bring and how to prepare.
Managing thirst on a fluid limit
Simple ways to stay within your fluid allowance, from cutting back on salt to using smaller cups, and why it matters for your heart.
Looking after your CVC, fistula or graft at home
What to check every day, what to avoid, and the warning signs that mean you should call us straight away.
- Book a Session With Us
Tell us a little about your situation, and we’ll get back to you within x working days with availability and next steps.
Do I need a procedure before starting dialysis?
Yes. You’ll need a vascular access, which is how the dialysis machine connects to your bloodstream. The two main options are a fistula, made by surgically joining an artery and a vein in your arm, and a catheter placed in your chest or neck. A fistula takes several weeks to a few months to heal before it can be used, while a catheter can be used right away. Talk to your doctor early about which option suits you.
What documents do I need for my first dialysis session?
Please bring your Identification Card (IC), your doctor’s referral letter, your latest blood test results, and any relevant hospital or medical reports. A list of your current medications is also helpful.
What happens during my first dialysis session?
Please arrive a little early so we can get you settled. Our team will weigh you, which helps us work out how much fluid to remove, and check your vital signs, such as blood pressure and pulse. We’ll then connect your access to the dialysis machine, which filters your blood while you rest.
How long does a dialysis session take?
Most sessions last about 3 to 4 hours. Your first session may be shorter while your body adjusts. Allow some extra time before and after for check-in and post-treatment checks.
Can I drive myself home after my first dialysis session?
Call us on [number] if you feel unwell between sessions. Call straight away if you can’t feel the usual buzz in your fistula. For chest pain, severe breathlessness or bleeding that won’t stop, call [emergency number] or go to the nearest emergency department immediately.