At ADMed Specialist Clinic, our dialysis service is built around you. We provide compassionate, patient-centred dialysis care in a professional and supportive environment for people living with kidney failure or other conditions that need dialysis, in line with their clinical needs and the recommendations of their treating healthcare professionals.
Our dialysis unit is equipped with dialysis machines and reclining patient chairs to support your comfort during treatment. Weekend dialysis appointments may be available, subject to scheduling and clinical assessment.
Our Comprehensive Service Package
Monthly Specialist Consult
Regular assessment and personalised care by our experienced nephrologist to monitor your progress and well-being.
Available Medical Doctor During Treatment
A medical doctor is available throughout your treatment for immediate attention and medical preparedness.
Renal Nutrition
Guidance on a kidney-friendly diet and nutrition to support your health, energy and overall recovery.
Iron Sucrose Therapy (prescribed when appropriate)
Iron sucrose therapy to help manage anaemia, boost energy and improve your quality of life.
Transparent Patient Monitoring
Your monthly laboratory investigations are performed by our independent partner, Lancet Laboratories Ghana, providing objective results that help guide your treatment and monitor your progress.
More Than Dialysis. We Care for the Whole You.
Dialysis is one part of looking after your kidneys. Our team strives to treat every patient with dignity, respect, confidentiality and compassion while supporting informed decisions about their care.
- Compassionate care
- An experienced team
- Safe and reliable treatment
- Patient-centred service
Dialysis access procedures
Many patients need a vascular access before they can start dialysis. Our access procedures are described on their own page.
Learn more about our Dialysis Access Procedures →
Your Care, Our Commitment
We recognise that living with kidney disease can be challenging, and we are here to support you at every step.
To enquire about our dialysis services, appointment availability, or referral requirements, please contact our clinic. All treatment arrangements are subject to clinical assessment and the availability of appropriate services and resources.
Frequently asked questions
What is haemodialysis (hemodialysis)?
Haemodialysis, also spelt hemodialysis, is a treatment that does part of the work of failed kidneys. A dialysis machine takes blood from the body, filters out waste products and extra fluid, and returns the cleaned blood. A session usually lasts about 3 hours, and two to three sessions a week are usually needed.
Where is the ADMed dialysis unit?
Our dialysis unit is at ADMed Specialist Clinic on Spintex Road, Worship Curve (off Coca Cola Roundabout), Accra, Ghana. The unit has dialysis machines and reclining patient chairs.
Is weekend dialysis available?
Weekend dialysis appointments may be available, subject to scheduling and clinical assessment. Please call 024 356 0080 to arrange a session.
What does your dialysis service include?
Our comprehensive service package includes a monthly specialist consult with a nephrologist, a medical doctor available during treatment, renal nutrition guidance, iron sucrose therapy when it is prescribed, and monthly laboratory monitoring with our independent partner, Lancet Laboratories Ghana.
Do I need a fistula or catheter before I start dialysis?
Haemodialysis needs a vascular access, which is a way to reach the blood. Most patients use an AV fistula, an AV graft or a central venous catheter. Our team can explain the options and arrange the procedure. See our Dialysis Access Procedures page for details.
Can visitors to Ghana have dialysis at ADMed?
Yes. We welcome patients who are visiting Ghana. Please contact us before you travel so that we can plan your sessions.
How do I book dialysis?
Call 024 356 0080, or send an appointment request through the form on our website. All treatment arrangements are subject to clinical assessment and the availability of appropriate services.
This page gives general information and does not replace advice from a doctor. To discuss your own situation, please book a consultation.