There are many people who experience the following trouble or concerns:
・Require dialysis treatment but cannot travel to Japan.
・Would like to take short trips with their family or friends to neighboring locations such as Kyoto, Osaka, Kobe or Nara, but cannot find a good hospital where they can receive their dialysis treatment.
We provide dialysis (hemodialysis) treatment in Kyoto for travelers
Keishinkai Kyoto Takeda Hospital was the first hospital in the suburban district of Kyoto to provide assistance in multiple languages for foreign visitors receiving medical examination, in addition to providing assistance with consideration with regards to different cultural backgrounds and religious beliefs.
Keishinkai Kyoto Takeda Hospital has received accreditation from the Japan Medical Service Accreditation for International Patients (JMIP) to properly provide medical assistance for foreign patients.
As a result, we can provide safe hemodialysis treatment for foreign visitors coming to Japan.
For your convenience and peace of mind, we also offer an online concierge service that helps you with online reservations and assistance, and which is available in English, Chinese, and Korean.
Peace of Mind with Safe Dialysis (hemodialysis) in Kyoto
At Takeda Hospital Hemodialysis Center, in addition to the standard Hemodialysis, we also actively provide hemodiafiltration (on-line HDF, and off-line HDF), as well as Intermittent Infusion Hemodiafiltration (I-HDF).
A great amount of dialysis fluid is required for the dialysis treatment, with part of the dialysate (dialysis fluid) coming into contact with the direct hemoperfusion as replacement fluid, therefore we have always made it a priority to make purification a priority.
We are thorough about water purification for the dialysate, regularly performing tests on the dialysate, as well as maintaining strict standards of water quality for the dialysate which are advocated by academic institutes.
Safe and secure blood purification therapy is provided under the direction of president Toshiya Takeda, former physician and clinical engineer and director of the hemodialysis center at Takeda Hospital. Nurses, pharmacists, registered dietitians, and social workers all work as together as one team to provide reliable dialysis treatment.
- All dialysis beds come equipped with a television monitor.
- All dialysis beds are electric adjustable beds.
- 30 dialysis beds and 2 dialysis machines located in each private room.
- A spacious waiting room is available as well as a locker for each patient.
- Quick response and assistance available to sudden changes in condition and to patients who have difficulty getting to the hospital.
- Assistance with shunt creation or shunt trouble (stent insertion, or PTA etc.)
- We provide medical examinations for various clinical departments such as Cardiology, Diabetes & Internal Medicine, Orthopedic Surgery, Neurology, and Neurosurgery. In addition, we also provide consultations concerning complications.
- Aromatherapy is also provided in order to reduce the stress that patients receiving dialysis may feel.
Reservation Hours
Dialysis Treatment Hours: | [ Mon. through Sat. ] | |
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1st Time Slot | 9:00 p.m. to 13:00 p.m.(4 hours total) | |
2nd Time Slot | 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.(4 hours total) |
Dialysis cost per session
Antibody test fee: | 11,000 yen |
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Dialysis fee: | 88,000 yen per session |
Various costs for the reservation, analysis/translation of data and administration fees: 15% |
If you wish to make an appointment, please be sure to consult your primary care physician. Please download the medical form found below and ask your primary care physician to fill out the form for you. After the physician has filled the form out, please check that all information entered on the medical form is correct and attach it to the reservation form when sending in your appointment request. After we have received your request, we will check availability and contact you to let you know if your appointment can be made.
In Japan, dialysis treatment for travelers is not covered by medical insurance and is paid fully at one’s expense, therefore payment in full is required in advance.
However, after returning to your country, it may be possible to apply for and receive a reimbursement. If a reimbursement is possible, please make sure that you receive any and all necessary documents.
We hand out receipts for medical treatment (or any required medical documents such as those certifying consultation) at the hospital at the time of payment.
※Please note that the eligibility for reimbursement, and required documents may vary from country to country. Please make sure that you consult your primary care physician in advance.