Travel Dialysis in Osaka with Peace of Mind
(Hemodialysis & Online HDF Available)

Travel Dialysis in Osaka with Peace of Mind
(Hemodialysis & Online HDF Available)

We provide dialysis treatment for international patients visiting Japan. Dialysis sessions are performed based on the medical information and treatment records provided in advance by the patient's home dialysis facility.

Dialysis Treatment
Treatment duration: 4–5 hours per session
Dialysis schedule (2 shifts):
9:00–14:00
14:00–18:00
Closed on Sundays
Dialysis sessions extending beyond 17:00 may be arranged upon prior consultation
Hospital Support

We maintain a 24-hour collaborative support system with Osaka Gyomeikan Hospital, a general hospital within the same medical group, to ensure prompt medical assistance when necessary.

Important Information
Patients experiencing fever or other symptoms of illness may be asked to undergo medical evaluation before receiving dialysis treatment.
Acceptance may not be possible depending on the patient's medical condition and treatment requirements.
Prescribed medications, including erythropoiesis-stimulating agents (ESAs) and other anemia treatments, will incur additional charges.

Providing Medical Institution

Gyoumeikan Dialysis Clinic

〒554-0022
2nd Floor, Akatsuki Comprehensive Medical and Nursing Care Facility, 1-22-13 Kasugade-Naka, Konohana-ku, Osaka City Osaka

Specialty

Hemodialysis (HD)

Hemodiafiltration (HDF)

Eligibility Criteria/Exclusions for Treatment

Required Medical Documents for Acceptance Assessment

Referral Letter / Medical Information Form
Recent Blood Test Results

Additional Documents

Dialysis Records (most recent 3 treatment sessions)

Remarks

Medical Condition Treated

Chronic Kidney Disease (Dialysis Therapy)

Department / Attending Physician

Department of Urology
Yoshihiro Tani, MD

Precautions / Contraindications

Patients experiencing fever or other symptoms of illness may be asked to seek medical evaluation at a healthcare facility before undergoing dialysis treatment.
Acceptance for dialysis treatment may not be possible depending on the patient's medical condition.