Managing Your Diet

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Having kidney disease will likely change some if not most of your basic ideas about food and other nutritional composition. To assist you in managing your diet and stay healthy, you have to consider what food and drink you must consume. Taking control of what you ingest and how much of it will determine the overall impact of your health and well-being. 

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Managing Your Fluid Intake

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Fluid management is very critical in your dialysis treatment. The works of dialysis involves the removal of excess fluid from your blood as prescribed to maintain adequate percentage. Having the exact amount of water is determined on the patient’s health and the type of dialysis the patient is receiving. Patients are encouraged to monitor their total fluid intake and consult with their dietician about what other options or recommendations can be taken in managing your fluid intake.

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Create Your Diet Plan

After consultation and recommendation from your dietician, you should be able to create your own diet plan. It is important that you create a shopping list prior to going to the grocery store for ease.  Your plan should include the following:

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• Be aware of healthy recipes that have lower salt contents;

• Prepare and if possible pre-cook your meal for the day;

• Carefully read nutritional facts of the food you are buying;

• Mix and match your meals to balance nutrition intake;

• Keep a balanced starchy addition to your meal;

• Balance your meal with salt-free seasoning and spices

• Develop a list of healthy meals offered at your frequented grocery store or restaurants;

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Treatment Service

 

In-center hemodialysis treatment for renal patients.

 

Facility & Infrastructure

 

Our facility offers a 21-bed station on over a 7,500 square feet area of space, and is equipped with the latest model of dialysis machines from BBRUAN factory. Our water purification system and reverse osmosis (RO) system came from one of the nation's leading water purification companies that offers clean water for hemodialysis use. The building is designed to provide a safe atmosphere to occupants of the facility.

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How does our patient occupy themselves during their dialysis sessions?

 

Staff members are cognizant of patients sitting or lying idle for hours without physically moving or getting up due to the connection of the dialysis machines. To avoid this, the facility has dedicated audio-visual entertainment equipment to occupy the patient during treatment. The facility also offers Wi-Fi network and tablets to individually select their favorite movie channel such as Netflix, Hulu for personal viewing.