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Every dialysis unit in Kenya, in one place.

Find a centre near you. See what SHA pays and what you pay. Plan dialysis away from home. Patients never pay to use this site.

103

units listed

32

counties with a unit

KES10,650

SHA tariff a session

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Before your first session

Use this list before you go to a new unit.

  • Phone the centre to book a chair.
  • Ask the price for each session.
  • Ask if the centre accepts SHA for you.
  • Take your latest blood results and hepatitis status.
Read: starting haemodialysis

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