Frequently Asked Questions

Guest and Holiday Dialysis

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What is holiday dialysis?

Holiday dialysis means continuing your dialysis treatment at another center without interruption while you are away from your own city or country. Our center started Türkiye’s first holiday dialysis in 1989.

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How can I book an appointment as a guest patient?

Simply send us your travel dates and treatment details. Your sessions are planned according to availability and you will receive a confirmation.

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Which documents are required for guest dialysis?

Usually your latest test results, hepatitis and other infection screening results, your dialysis schedule, your dry weight and the medications you use are requested. We send you the current list when you book.

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How far in advance should I apply?

To secure a place, especially during busy periods, we recommend applying as early as possible, preferably a few weeks in advance.

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Do you serve patients from abroad?

Yes. Our center holds an International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate and provides dialysis services to patients from abroad.

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Do you provide guest dialysis?

Yes. We offer guest dialysis to patients coming from other cities or from abroad.

So that we can plan, please contact us before your travel date and send us your current treatment details (session schedule, dry weight, blood values).

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How many sessions can I have as a guest patient?

The number of sessions is planned according to the length of your stay and your current treatment schedule. Planning is possible for different needs, from short visits to longer stays.

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How are guest patients charged?

Fees and insurance coverage may vary depending on the patient’s condition, insurance and number of sessions. Please contact our center for up-to-date information.

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How will my treatment be followed while I am traveling?

Your sessions are planned based on the treatment information you bring, and you are given information about your sessions, so your treatment continues without interruption when you return to your own center.

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What should I pay attention to when traveling as a dialysis patient?

Plan your sessions before you travel, take your medications and treatment documents with you, and keep following your fluid and nutrition rules while traveling. On long journeys, take care not to compress your fistula arm.

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Answers are for general information only; please consult your physician for diagnosis and treatment.

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