Renal Dialysis Unit

A Renal Dialysis Unit is a specialized medical facility where patients with kidney failure receive treatment to remove waste products and excess fluid from their blood. When kidneys are unable to function properly, dialysis acts as a replacement, using a machine to clean the blood through a process called filtration. Patients typically visit the unit several times a week for sessions that last several hours. The unit is staffed by healthcare professionals who provide care, monitor patients' health, and ensure the dialysis process is safe and effective, helping to maintain patients' overall well-being.