The first Dialysis session for a Patient costs NGNxx, and covers the onboarding cost of xyz, tests etc

Subsequently, a patient will pay NGNxyz for their required sessions.

Each Dialysis session cost NGNxx and covers the cost of xx.

Chronicare is affiliated with xyz which enables patients to buy subscription plans for their session. This plan allows patients to make an x% savings on the total cost of their sessions. Patients who purchase this subscription are still required to schedule their sessions in advance.

Our safety protocol is of the highest standards, to ensure that we provide our patients with stringent hygienic conditions. Each station is thoroughly sanitized before and after a session. In addition, personal protective equipment are provided and enforced for use

In line with our commitment to patient comfort, our center is furnished with modern, state-of-the-art chairs to ensure patients comfort throughout the dialysis session, free of numbness and after – aches.

Chronicare is open Monday to Sunday, based on previously scheduled appointments. Our working hours are flexible to accommodate peculiar schedules of our patients. Each Dialysis session lasts about 4 hours.

The Center is designed to provide comfort, as well as privacy to the patient. Patients are provided with headphones to cancel external noise/disturbances when watching a television show or listening to music. The general décor theme is minimalist to allow a breezy ambience, and the rooms are well – lit.

The Center has access to xyz

You may have some flexibility depending on your chosen dialysis treatment, your veins and your overall health. A vein mapping test can help determine your eligibility for a Fistula or a Graft.

If you have a catheter for hemodialysis, it is recommended that you switch to a Fistula or a Graft if you are eligible. Hemodialysis Catheters can have a lower blood-flow rate and higher risk of infection. Therefore, a hemodialysis Catheter is not recommended for the long term unless your doctor has determined that it is the best type of access for you.

It’s important for you to understand the risks and considerations associated with the access types.

Fistulas and grafts have a lower risk of clotting or infection than hemodialysis catheters – which is why those particular catheters are not recommended for the long term on hemodialysis.

Peritoneal Dialysis Catheter – daily care of the peritoneal dialysis catheter is very important. Washing hands, applying local (topical) antibiotic cream and taking good care of the exit site as taught by your home therapy nurse is essential to preventing infections.

Access placement is considered minor surgery and is often done on an outpatient setting. Healing times vary, based on the type of access site.