HT Bureau
Guwahati, April 26: NephroPlus announced its entry into North East India by launching its new dialysis center in association with Guwahati’s Ayursundra Super Specialty Hospital. This collaboration aims to provide high-quality to dialysis patients. At the inauguration, Aimee Baruah, a renowned Assamese celebrity, and Sukaran Singh Saluja, vice president of Operations, NephroPlus, were present as the guests of honour.
The new center offers a wide range of advanced dialysis care services including state-of-the-art Hemodialysis, Dialysis on Call, Sustained low-efficiency Dialysis (SLED) for critically ill patients, Home Hemodialysis, and Holiday Dialysis. Furthermore, separate sanitised beds and machines will be used for seropositive and seronegative patients to ensure every patient receives the best quality care possible and avoid cross-infections.
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Commenting on the launch, Vikram Vuppala, founder & CEO of NephroPlus, said, “Our decision to partner with Ayursundra Super Specialty Hospital is in line with the company’s strategy of entering the North East India market. The hospital is one of the leading healthcare providers in Guwahati, and they have set very high standards in medical care for the people. We appreciate Ayursundra Super Specialty Hospital’s trust in us, as we are set to stand strong on our commitment towards redefining dialysis across India and beyond.”
Manoj Kumar Deka, CEO of Ayursundra Super Specialty Hospital, emphasised the growing need for dialysis centers in India, underscoring the importance of strategic partnerships for the growth of renal care in the country. “Although dialysis has witnessed rapid growth in India, there is still a long way to go to improve the access and quality of the service. NephroPlus, India’s largest dialysis provider, provides the expertise and experience that we need to scale up the dialysis service. We are proud to partner with NephroPlus and will provide all our support to the NephroPlus team in this collective mission to ensure the highest standards of dialysis treatment,” he added.
