Mobile renal dialysis units
Creating additional patient dialysis slots
A cost-effective solution to increase renal dialysis capacity
King's College Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is one of the busiest Trusts in London and like many Trusts, faces the daily challenge of increasing demand for space and services.
We provided them with a renal dialysis facility at Dulwich Community Hospital, creating much needed additional dialysis capacity.
With renal dialysis solutions ranging from 8 to 20 bay renal stations, our mobile units can create additional patient dialysis slots, or support with continuity of service during refurbishments.
How mobile renal dialysis units can support you
Create additional capacity to increase patient dialysis slots
Maintain dialysis capacity during periods of refurbishment
Enable the delivery of patient care without disruption
Maintaining service provision during refurbishment
Enabling continuous patient care
St George's University Hospital required an urgent solution to ensure the continuation of care during some unforeseen building work. Within 6 weeks we deployed a unit with 8 renal stations.
St George’s were able to continue to provide vital patient care, with an uninterrupted service throughout the construction period.
Lead Renal Nurse said: "On behalf of the clinical staff thank you for the excellent service we received. Your willingness to listen to our wishes and the ability to meet our requirements was very much appreciated."
