DCDC Kidney Care Expands Affordable Dialysis Access with Faridabad Launch

DCDC Kidney Care, one of India’s most trusted kidney care providers, has announced the opening of its independent dialysis facility in Faridabad, further demonstrating its dedication to providing kidney treatment that is both accessible and reasonably priced. The facility, which is situated in New Industrial Township 3, intends to meet the increasing need for superior dialysis services in the area.

With 15 state-of-the-art dialysis machines, the recently opened facility will provide a wide range of services, such as nephrologist consultations and maintenance hemodialysis. Notably, a patient opened the facility, signifying DCDC's emphasis on providing compassionate care and its patient-first culture.

The facility is anticipated to play a significant role in enhancing patients' access to consistent and dependable renal therapy in Faridabad and the surrounding areas, with a predicted capacity to help about 120 patients yearly.

The centre has applied for empanelment under the Ayushman Bharat Scheme in keeping with its goal of lowering the cost of dialysis services. The government-backed healthcare program will allow eligible patients to receive dialysis services upon approval, thereby lowering the cost of long-term care.

Aseem Garg, Founder & CEO, DCDC Kidney Care, said, “One of the biggest holes in India's healthcare system is still access to high-quality dialysis, especially in rapidly expanding metropolitan areas like Faridabad. We are increasing continuity of care for patients who need lifelong therapy with this stand-alone facility, in addition to adding infrastructure. Our goal is to provide high-quality, standardised dialysis that is supported by clinical guidelines. We also strive for affordability through government initiatives like Ayushman Bharat. Our overarching goal of creating a strong, patient-centred network of renal care across the nation is reflected in this facility.”

Dr. Deepak Agarwal, Vice President, Clinical Excellence & Academics, DCDC Kidney Care, said, “The results of dialysis are closely related to standards for infection control, clinical supervision, and consistency. To guarantee safe and efficient treatment, this facility has incorporated quality monitoring systems, regular nephrologist supervision, and standardized protocols. Access to prompt nephrology consultations will aid in better disease management and better patient outcomes outside of dialysis. Our goal is to transition from therapy to comprehensive renal care with a focus on clinical quality.”

Initiatives like this are essential to improving last-mile healthcare delivery and guaranteeing that patients have access to prompt, reasonably priced, and high-quality treatment as the prevalence of chronic kidney disease rises in India.