Jaypee Hospital operates a dedicated dialysis unit with state-of-the-art infrastructure. Dialysis treatments typically cost around $700–$800. The hospital offers 525 beds and 150 critical care beds, ensuring comprehensive care for patients.
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This therapy helps purify blood when kidneys can\"t, using a machine to remove toxins and manage water balance.
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