Sir Ganga Ram Hospital Launches Dialysis Center in Gurgaon for advanced care

This is Part of Expansion to facilitate Easy Access to affordable high quality Dialysis Care

Gurgaon: Sir Ganga Ram Hospital has announced the launch of the Sir Ganga Ram Dialysis Center at M2K Shopping Plaza, Sector 51, Gurgaon, marking a significant step towards expanding access to advanced dialysis care in the NCR region.

The center was formally inaugurated on 15th February 2026 by Dr. DS Rana, Chairman of Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, and Dr. AK Bhalla, Nephrologist.

The newly launched dialysis center is equipped with 10 state-of-the-art dialysis machines and will provide advanced renal care services, including Maintenance Hemodialysis and Hemodiafiltration. The facility has been designed to deliver safe, efficient, and patient-centric treatment, addressing the rising burden of chronic kidney disease and the increasing demand for reliable dialysis services in Gurgaon and nearby areas.

With the growing number of kidney disease patients requiring regular dialysis, access to quality treatment close to home has become critical. The Sir Ganga Ram Dialysis Center aims to bridge this gap by offering modern infrastructure, experienced clinical support, and consistent treatment in a comfortable and accessible environment. The center is expected to serve around 150 patients annually, ensuring timely and high-quality care for those in need of long-term dialysis support.

The facility focuses on affordability and accessibility, ensuring that patients receive uninterrupted treatment and quality medical care. With modern infrastructure and strong clinical oversight, the center will support patients who require long-term dialysis and continuous medical attention.

The launch of the center highlights the hospital’s continued commitment to strengthening renal healthcare infrastructure and making specialized treatment more accessible to patients in the NCR region. By expanding dedicated dialysis facilities, it aims to improve patient care, enhance treatment accessibility, and support the growing need for advanced kidney care services.