Peritoneal Dialysis

Peritoneal Dialysis Bag Exchange Service

Peritoneal dialysis (PD) patients require regular dialysis bag exchanges to remove waste and excess fluid. Our professional medical team provides home visits to assist mobility-limited patients or those needing guidance, ensuring safe, sterile exchanges and nursing support.

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Service Offerings

✅ Professional Bag Exchange

• Aseptic technique for dialysis bag replacement

• Exit-site care to prevent infection

• Monitoring of ultrafiltration volume and dialysis status

✅ Home Care Training

• Teaching patients/families self-exchange techniques

• Catheter care and exit-site disinfection

• Managing complications (e.g., cloudy fluid, abdominal pain)

✅ Health Monitoring

• Tracking blood pressure, weight, and edema

• Referral to physicians for treatment adjustments

Service Features

✅ Specialized PD Nurses

• Renal-trained nurses experienced in CAPD/APD

• Hospital-grade sterilization protocols

✅ Mobile Services

• Available at homes, care facilities, or elderly residences

• Emergency support (e.g., bag leakage)

✅ Comprehensive Support

• Providing dialysis logbooks

• Procurement of PD supplies (bags, disinfectants, etc.)

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Eligible Patients

✔ Kidney failure patients on PD

✔ Kidney failure patients on PD
✔ First-time learners of PD techniques
✔ Mobility-impaired individuals (seniors/disabled) unable to self-manage
✔ Post-surgical recovery patients

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FAQ

Q: How often should bags be exchanged?
A: Depends on PD type:

• CAPD: 3–5 times daily

• APD: Automated nightly exchanges

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Q: What if the dialysis fluid appears cloudy?
A: May indicate infection—stop dialysis immediately and contact medical staff.

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Q: How can family members learn exchanges?
A: We provide step-by-step training until sterile techniques are mastered.

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