Max Healthcare — Precision Kidney Care
Kidney treatment in India is a maze. We give you the map.
From first diagnosis to transplant planning — dialysis, donation, surgery, recovery, insurance and CGHS coverage — explained the way a precision system should be: completely, in plain English, with nothing claimed until it is verified.
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What we mean by precision
Complete information
Every page of this site covers the whole decision — what the treatment is, who it is for, what it costs, and what the questions are to ask the hospital.
Nothing invented
Numbers, empanelments, accreditations and doctor details are published only after verification with the hospital. You will never be steered by a made-up statistic.
Insurance-aware
Government schemes and corporate plans are where most urban families find coverage. We guide you through CGHS, ECHS and TPA processes step by step.
Our care areas
Dialysis →
Haemodialysis and peritoneal options explained — schedules, diet, quality and what to expect on your first session.
Kidney Transplant →
The full pathway — evaluation, living and deceased donation, surgery, recovery and the law that protects donors.
Insurance & Schemes →
How CGHS, ECHS, corporate TPA plans and Ayushman Bharat can cover kidney treatment — and how to claim without friction.
Our Doctors →
Credentials-forward profiles being verified with the hospital — nothing listed until it is confirmed.
The definitive resource
The Kidney Care Guide
One structured read that takes you from a kidney-failure diagnosis to a transplant decision — evaluation, donor rules, surgery, recovery, risk, cost and insurance, written for urban Indian families who decide with information.
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Questions families ask us
Why does kidney care need a structured approach?+
Kidney treatment is built on repeated decisions — dialysis versus transplant, donors, insurance paths, long-term medication. A structured approach means you get the same reproducible information at every step, so family meetings and hospital conversations are built on facts, not fear.
How should I choose between dialysis and transplant?+
Transplant offers the best long-term outcome for most eligible patients, but it needs surgery, a donor and lifelong medication. Dialysis is a dependable bridge or destination. A nephrologist evaluates your heart, overall health and circumstances to recommend where you stand.
Can corporate or government insurance cover kidney treatment?+
CGHS, ECHS and many corporate TPAs cover transplant and dialysis under their own rules, with empanelment and approval processes. Coverage depends on your plan and its conditions — our insurance guide explains how to confirm it without surprises.
How do I check whether a hospital is empanelled for my scheme?+
Ask the hospital directly, using your scheme ID, before admission. Empanelment changes, and the only reliable answer is the one written down for your specific card — never assume from a website's claims.
Are success-rate figures published on this site?+
No — deliberately. Outcomes data is being verified with the hospital. Publishing numbers before that would mislead exactly the people this site is meant to protect.