Improving Lives
About Us - NephroPlus
Fostering Uninterrupted Normal Lives
We are here to enable individuals suffering from kidney disease to resume the daily joys and normal functioning of life. NephroPlus delivers high-quality dialysis treatments, quick and convenient procedures, and an environment that is cheerful, relaxed, and friendly.
Our cost-effective treatments, advanced technology, highly specialised team, and a patient-centric approach, differentiates us from the rest.
Spread across India and expanded to Nepal, the Philippines and Uzbekistan, NephroPlus is Asia’s largest dialysis network with 490 clinics as of 31st March 2025.
Mission
To provide quality dialysis at
affordable prices by using
standardised protocols, continuous
training and focused innovation
Vision
To enable people on dialysis
across the world lead long,
happy and productive lives
Values
We are governed and guided by three core principles:
- Guest care comes first
- We deeply respect our Partners
- Every Teammate is equally important
Our Journey
We began our journey in 2010 with the launch of our first dialysis clinic in Hyderabad, driven by a clear mission: to redefine dialysis care and enable people on dialysis to lead normal lives.
Kamal D. Shah, our co-founder, who has been on dialysis for over 26 years, was diagnosed with kidney failure at the age of 21 in 1998. After a failed transplant in 1998, he continued dialysis and switched to home haemodialysis in 2006. His personal journey, including serious complications following the 2004 tsunami, led him to document his experiences through a blog. One of our Promoters and Founder, Vikram Vuppala, discovered this blog and reached out to Kamal to discuss the state of dialysis in India and explore ways to improve it. Recognizing the serious shortfalls in the Indian dialysis industry including limited availability of options for dialysis, lack of quality care, and shorter-than-necessary treatments resulting in higher mortality rates, our Company was founded with the aim to address these critical issues.
