Real patients. Real outcomes.

A diabetic CKD patient in her late sixties was running thrice-weekly hemodialysis at a chain centre. Exhaustion, recovery days and missed family time were stacking up. Renacare moved her onto a home HD prescription with a trained partner. Sessions are now slower and gentler, four mornings a week. She is back to her one-hour morning walk and her grandchildren's tiffin routine.

A senior IT manager received a live-related transplant in 2022. Renacare picked up his long-term follow-up — immunosuppression titration, viral load monitoring and yearly transplant work. Four years on, the graft is stable, he is back to full-time work and has resumed badminton twice a week. No graft rejection events, no hospital admissions.

A patient in her seventies had been on hemodialysis for eight years across two chain centres. Repeated access issues and a missed potassium spike pushed the family to switch. Renacare reviewed her prescription end-to-end, rebuilt her dry weight, optimised anaemia management and re-credentialed her fistula. Six months in, her recovery time after each session has dropped by half.

A 45-year-old executive walked in with creatinine of 9.2, after a course of NSAIDs and antibiotics for a foot infection. Renacare started him on supportive hemodialysis the same day and treated the underlying interstitial nephritis. Eleven sessions over three weeks; kidney function recovered fully. He has been off dialysis since, with creatinine settled at 1.1.

A patient came in with a poorly developing AV fistula after three unsuccessful procedures at other hospitals over six months. She had been dialysing on a permcath, struggling with infections. Renacare's interventional nephrology team did a fistuloplasty under ultrasound and a venous transposition. The fistula was cannulated for the first time within four weeks. Permcath removed; line-free for over a year now.

A Dubai-based engineer with progressive CKD wanted his transplant workup in India. Renacare coordinated everything end-to-end — medical visa letter, donor (his sister) workup completed in ten days, NOTTO documentation, transplant booking at the partner unit and bridge dialysis during the wait. Post-op residency was 4 weeks. He is back in Dubai working, with quarterly tele-reviews from Dr. Bhatt.