Kidney Transplant & Dialysis Care for Patients Across Punjab

Introduction

Punjab has one of India's higher burdens of chronic kidney disease, commonly linked in public health discussions to rising rates of diabetes, hypertension and lifestyle-related conditions across the state. For patients in Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Amritsar, Patiala, Bathinda and surrounding districts, access to a specialist kidney transplant and dialysis centre close to home — rather than travelling to Delhi or further — makes a meaningful difference to treatment continuity and family support.

Kidney Transplant Chandigarh, based at IVY Hospital, Mohali, serves as a regional referral centre for patients across Punjab, offering the full spectrum of nephrology and urology care: from early kidney-disease management and dialysis to complex, including ABO-incompatible, kidney transplant surgery.

Why Patients Across Punjab Choose Us

Patients travel from across Punjab for a combination of surgical experience, a dedicated multidisciplinary nephrology–urology team, and continuity of post-transplant follow-up care closer to home than metro alternatives.

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1000+ successful kidney transplants, 200,000+ dialysis sessions, and 50+ ABO-incompatible transplants to date.
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Care led by Dr. Avinash Srivastava (MBBS, MS, MCh – Urology, Director of Urology & Renal Transplant Surgery, trained at SGPGIMS Lucknow) and Dr. Raka Kaushal (MBBS, MD, DM – Nephrology, Director of Nephrology & Renal Transplant Physician, trained at SGPGIMS Lucknow).
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Comprehensive nephrology and urology services under one roof, from early-stage CKD management to complex transplant surgery.

Our Services

Our Nephrology and Urology departments work as one team to cover the full patient pathway — diagnosis, dialysis, surgery and long-term follow-up.

Cities We Serve in Punjab

We regularly treat and follow up with patients from the following Punjab cities. Dedicated city pages give location-specific travel and consultation guidance:

Patient Journey — What to Expect

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Initial consultation and diagnostic review (blood work, imaging, kidney function tests) — can often be scheduled within the same week.

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For transplant candidates: donor evaluation, cross-matching and pre-transplant workup, with clear guidance shared for both donor and recipient.

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For dialysis patients: choice between hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis discussed based on lifestyle and medical suitability.

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Post-treatment: structured follow-up schedule, with teleconsultation options for patients travelling long distances back to Punjab.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to relocate to Chandigarh/Mohali for a kidney transplant?
No. Most Punjab-based patients travel for the surgery and initial recovery period, then return home for follow-up, with periodic visits or teleconsultations as advised by the transplant team.
Is ABO-incompatible (mismatched blood group) kidney transplant available?
Yes. Our team has performed 50+ ABO-incompatible transplants, which widens the pool of eligible living donors for patients who do not have a blood-group-matched donor.
What is the difference between hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis?
Hemodialysis filters blood through a machine, typically at a dialysis centre a few times a week. Peritoneal dialysis uses the lining of the abdomen and can often be done at home. Suitability depends on the patient's health status and lifestyle, and is discussed during consultation.
How soon can a patient from Punjab get an appointment?
Enquiries submitted through our contact page are typically responded to within 24–48 hours to schedule an initial consultation.

If you or a family member in Punjab has been advised dialysis or a kidney transplant, our team can guide you through diagnosis, donor evaluation and treatment planning

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