Service overview

Hemodialysis Services

Hemodialysis for patients with kidney failure at Al-Mohammad Clinic, with 30 active beds, three daily shifts, weekly nephrology consultations, and patient support services.

Hemodialysis Services

About this service

Hemodialysis Services at Al-Mohammad Clinic

Hemodialysis for patients with kidney failure is available every day across three shifts, with 30 active beds. Services include medical and nursing care, monitoring of the patient’s condition, and treatment follow-up.

Equipment and Location

Hemodialysis is provided using Gambro machines. Services are located on basement level one of the clinic.

Medical and Diagnostic Services

  • Weekly consultations with a nephrology specialist

  • Free laboratory tests and ultrasound

  • 50% discount on consultations with other specialist physicians

  • 20% discount on paraclinical services, including ECG, echocardiography, exercise stress testing, and other related services

Support for Dialysis Patients

  • Patient transportation

  • Monthly financial assistance for patients receiving dialysis

  • Seasonal support packages, provided every three months

Benefits

  • Assessment tailored to individual needs
  • Care delivered by the relevant clinical team
  • A clear plan for follow-up when needed

Conditions addressed

  • Health concerns related to this specialty

Service process

  1. 1

    Schedule an appointment

  2. 2

    Registration and medical history review

  3. 3

    Assessment and service delivery

  4. 4

    Receive follow-up guidance

Preparation and aftercare

Before the service

Bring previous reports, test results, and a current medication list. Any special preparation will be explained when the appointment is scheduled.

After the service

Follow the care team’s instructions and attend any recommended follow-up visit.

Providing departments

Frequently asked questions

How can I book this service?

Contact the center’s reception team for available times and required documents.

Should I bring previous medical records?

Yes. Previous reports, test results, and prescriptions can support a more complete assessment.