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BCHOC operates a well-equipped dialysis centre on site: Our goal is to provide affordable and accessible renal care for patients with kidney disease. The centre is equipped with complete state-of-the-art laboratory to monitor your kidney and perform all relevant lab test for diagnosis and prognosis. Attendance at the dialysis centre is strictly by appointment.

Multidisciplinary Care Team
  • Nephrologists : Please obtain a nephrology referral, complete our pre-dialysis assessment, and schedule an orientation session.
  • Existing Patients: Book your regular sessions at convenient times; we offer early-morning, daytime, and evening slots.
  • Cancellation PolicyNotify us at least 24 hours in advance to reschedule without penalty.
Appointments & Scheduling
  • New Patients: : Please obtain a nephrology referral, complete our pre-dialysis assessment, and schedule an orientation session.
  • Existing Patients: Book your regular sessions at convenient times; we offer early-morning, daytime, and evening slots.
  • Cancellation Policy: Notify us at least 24 hours in advance to reschedule without penalty.
Patient Preparation & What to Bring
  • Pre-dialysis Checklist:
    • Bring your vascular access site dressing materials and perform site care at home as instructed.
    • Follow prescribed fluid and dietary restrictions.
    • Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled slot.
  • Pack:
    • Valid ID and insurance documents
    • Treatment record booklet (for new patients)
    • Comfortable clothing and non-skid footwear
    • Reading materials, tablet, or blanket
    • Prescribed medications and list of current drugs
Nutrition & Lifestyle Support

Adequate nutrition and lifestyle modifications can dramatically improve your dialysis experience and overall health. Our renal dietitians will work with you to:

  • Control fluid intake and sodium/potassium/phosphorus balance
  • Ensure adequate protein and calorie intake
  • Manage weight and blood pressure
  • Provide meal plans, recipes, and supplement guidance
Insurance & Financial Assistance

BCHOC accepts most major health insurance plans. Our Patient Finance Office can:

  • Verify your coveragee
  • Calculate co-payments or out-of-pocket costs
  • Assist with government-subsidized dialysis programs and charitable grant

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is each dialysis session?

A: Typically, 3–5 hours, three times per week for haemodialysis; peritoneal protocols vary by regimen.

A: Yes—flexible scheduling, home-based PD options, and partner clinics help you maintain your lifestyle.

A: Low blood pressure, cramps, access site bleeding/infection—report any concerns immediately to our nursing team.

Commence Your Health Journey With Us

Contact our team to discuss your specific needs and learn how we can support your healthcare or medical goals.