Dialysis Machine Installation

Set Up Your Personal Dialysis Unit At Home With Expert Support

Diagnex offers a complete dialysis machine installation service for patients who need long-term, comfortable, and reliable home-based dialysis. From installation to training to monthly maintenance, our team ensures you experience hospital-grade care without ever leaving your home.

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Why Home Dialysis Machine Installation Matters

For many patients, frequent travel to a dialysis centre becomes overwhelming. Long commutes, traffic, waiting time, exposure to infections, and physical strain can significantly affect daily life. A personal home-based dialysis unit completely changes this experience.

Diagnex provides a safe, medically supervised, and fully supported home dialysis system that gives patients independence, control, and comfort during treatment. Our installation service is ideal for patients who require dialysis multiple times a week and prefer a private, familiar, and emotionally secure environment.\

Why Patients Prefer A Home Dialysis Setup

Your Treatment, Your Time, Your Home

Most patients choose home dialysis because it gives them comfort, control, and peace of mind. Instead of rushing to a center multiple times a week, they can follow their treatment schedule from the comfort of their own room. This reduces travel stress, saves time, and makes the entire experience feel less like a medical procedure and more like a normal part of their routine.

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More Control And Flexibility

Patients can schedule treatment as per their preferred timing, without depending on clinic availability.

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Comfort And Privacy

Being at home reduces stress and improves the overall dialysis experience.

3
Better Infection Protection

Avoiding regular hospital visits significantly lowers infection risk, especially for immunocompromised patients.

4
Consistent Monitoring

With a dedicated Diagnex nurse supervising your sessions, you receive focused care and attention every time.

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Ideal For Long-Term Dialysis Patients

Patients who require lifelong or prolonged dialysis benefit greatly from having a permanent machine at home.

How Our Installation Process Works

Step 1: Home Assessment

A Diagnex technician inspects the space to determine the ideal installation spot, check water connections, and plan drainage.

Step 2: Machine Setup

We install the dialysis machine, stabilise it, connect the tubing, and configure all technical parameters.

Step 3: System Testing

The machine undergoes complete functional testing to ensure it works perfectly under all conditions.

Step 4: Training For Family Members

We provide easy-to-understand guidance on:

• Maintaining a sterile environment
• Room temperature requirements
• Machine alarms
• Safety indicators
• Pre-session readiness

Step 5: First Dialysis Session With Nurse Supervision

Your first session is carried out by a Diagnex dialysis nurse to confirm everything runs smoothly.

Step 6: Monthly Maintenance

We perform a routine check every month to monitor machine condition, replace necessary parts, and ensure stable performance.

Frequently Asked Questions about Dialysis Machine Installation

No, you don’t have to buy the machine at all. A dialysis machine is a high-cost medical device, and owning one is unnecessary for home-care patients. Diagnex installs it for you on a monthly rental basis, which means you only pay for the duration you actually use it. The rental plan includes installation, servicing, and technical maintenance, so you don’t have to worry about repairs or hidden costs. This setup makes home dialysis affordable and removes the burden of long-term equipment ownership.

Patients need dialysis when their kidneys are unable to remove waste, filter blood, or regulate fluid levels effectively. This usually happens due to advanced chronic kidney disease, diabetes-related kidney damage, hypertension-related kidney failure, or sudden acute kidney injury. Without dialysis, toxins like urea and creatinine build up in the bloodstream, leading to life-threatening complications such as swelling, breathlessness, severe weakness, high potassium levels, fluid overload, and heart failure. Dialysis prevents these complications and keeps the body stable while the patient either awaits kidney function recovery or qualifies for a kidney transplant.

Most homes are perfectly suitable for a dialysis machine. The requirements are simple: a clean corner, adequate ventilation, a stable power supply, and access to a water source. During the assessment visit, our technician checks these basic things, suggests the safest and most convenient spot for the setup, and explains how the machine will fit into your daily routine. If your home needs any small adjustments, like repositioning a table or adding a small stabilizer, we guide you through it. You don’t need any renovations or major electrical changes.

A typical hemodialysis session takes about 3 to 4 hours and is usually performed 2 to 3 times per week depending on the patient’s creatinine levels, fluid retention, and nephrologist recommendations. Peritoneal dialysis timings vary from 30-minute manual exchanges performed multiple times a day to 8–10 hour automated cycles performed overnight while the patient sleeps. Home dialysis (both hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis) often offers more flexible schedules, better comfort, and improved treatment consistency, especially for working professionals, elderly patients, and those with mobility challenges.

If anything feels unusual, you don’t have to panic. Just contact Diagnex support. Our technical team responds quickly and tries to understand the issue over phone or video call. If the problem needs a physical check, we send a technician as soon as possible. Most issues are resolved within the same day so your treatment schedule isn’t affected. We prioritise patient safety, so every complaint is treated with urgency. You’ll always have backup support to ensure uninterrupted dialysis at home.

You can shift it, but only through a Diagnex technician. Dialysis machines are sensitive, heavy, and filled with complex internal parts that can get damaged if moved incorrectly. Even a small tilt or bump can affect performance or create safety risks. If you’re changing rooms, moving houses, or rearranging furniture, all you need to do is schedule a visit. Our technician will handle the relocation safely, reinstall it properly, and run a full check before you use it again.

Why Many Patients Prefer Home Dialysis

Home dialysis has become one of the most preferred choices for kidney patients because it reduces stress, improves comfort, and provides greater freedom.

1. Comfort And Peace Of Mind

Patients feel relaxed in their own home, surrounded by familiar faces and spaces. This reduces anxiety and makes each session emotionally easier.

2. Lower Infection Risk

Hospitals are crowded environments where infections spread easily. Home dialysis significantly lowers this risk, especially for elderly or immunocompromised patients.

3. No Travel Stress

Many patients travel 3 to 4 times a week to dialysis centres. Long travel, traffic, and waiting hours add physical strain. Home dialysis removes all of that.

4. Personalised Care

At home, a Diagnex nurse focuses only on one patient. There is no rush, no multitasking, and no distractions, leading to safer and smoother sessions.

5. Better Flexibility & Scheduling

Patients can choose a convenient time slot between 9 AM and 9 PM. This makes it easier to manage work, family, and daily routines.

6. Emotional Support From Family

Family presence helps patients stay positive and reduces emotional stress.

Why Dialysis Is Necessary

When kidneys lose most of their function due to chronic kidney disease (CKD), diabetes, hypertension, infections, or other conditions, the body cannot remove toxins and fluids naturally.

Without dialysis, toxins like urea, creatinine, and acids accumulate in the blood. Extra fluid collects in the lungs, heart, and limbs, causing dangerous swelling.

Untreated kidney failure can lead to:


• Severe fatigue
• Vomiting and nausea
• Confusion and sleep disturbances
• Heart failure
• Breathing difficulty
• Swelling of the brain
• Irregular heartbeat
• Coma


Dialysis prevents these risks by cleaning and balancing the blood at regular intervals.

Dialysis maintains:


• Safe potassium levels
• Calcium and sodium balance
• Fluid stability
• Toxin removal
• Safe blood pH levels

This ensures that the patient’s heart, brain, and muscles continue functioning normally

Patients who follow their dialysis schedule live significantly longer than those who miss or skip sessions. Studies consistently show that missing dialysis increases mortality risk by many times.

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Set Up Your Personal Dialysis Unit At Home With Expert Support

Get expert installation, trusted equipment, and full support from the Diagnex team. Diagnex offers a complete dialysis machine installation service for patients who need long-term, comfortable, and reliable home-based dialysis.

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