Izinso Dialysis Services Swazi

Izinso Dialysis Services Swazi brings high-quality, life-sustaining renal care to the heart of Manzini, Eswatini. Located on the 2nd floor of the Rose Health Centre on Mbhabha Street, our modern dialysis unit was established to ensure that individuals living with kidney disease no longer need to travel across borders for essential treatment. We are proud to be part of the broader Izinso Dialysis Services network, a trusted South African provider that has been serving communities since 2014, and we bring that same passion, clinical expertise, and patient-first philosophy to the Kingdom of Eswatini.

From the moment you step into our bright, well-equipped facility, you are greeted by a warm, professional team dedicated to making every dialysis session as comfortable and effective as possible. Our reviewers consistently mention the friendly reception and the outstanding experience delivered by our clinical staff. We understand that starting and maintaining dialysis can feel overwhelming, so we prioritize clear communication, education, and emotional support alongside the technical aspects of treatment. Whether you need chronic hemodialysis for end-stage renal disease or acute care for a temporary crisis, our unit is purpose-built to meet you exactly where you are in your health journey.

Services & Treatments We Offer

Our Manzini clinic focuses on delivering a comprehensive suite of dialysis and related services curated by experienced nephrology professionals. We tailor each treatment plan to the individual, ensuring that every patient receives the precise care their condition demands.

• Chronic Haemodialysis (CHD): Our core program supports individuals with end-stage renal failure who require ongoing, scheduled dialysis sessions in a supportive outpatient setting.
• Acute Haemodialysis (AHD): When a sudden kidney injury occurs, often during a hospital stay, we provide immediate, temporary dialysis to stabilize the patient until recovery or a long-term plan is established.
• Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT): For critically ill patients in an intensive care setting, this gentle, continuous process helps manage fluid and waste removal when the patient is too unstable for conventional dialysis.
• Pre-Dialysis Screening and Management: We proactively monitor at-risk individuals – especially those with hypertension and diabetes – checking blood pressure, sugar levels, weight, and kidney function to detect and slow the progression of renal failure.
• Therapeutic Plasma Exchange (TPE): This specialized service assists patients with autoimmune conditions and certain blood disorders by exchanging plasma to remove harmful substances.
• Red Blood Cell Exchange (RBCX): A targeted therapy used in specific conditions like severe malaria, where diseased red blood cells are replaced with healthy donor cells.
• Peritoneal Dialysis (PD): For patients seeking more independence, we train them to perform dialysis at home using the body's own peritoneal membrane, offering greater flexibility in their daily lives.

Clinical Excellence & Patient-Centered Care

The leadership team at Izinso Dialysis Services Swazi brings decades of combined nephrology expertise directly into the Manzini unit. The clinical staff is not only technically competent but deeply invested in the holistic well-being of every patient. This means we pay attention to your physical numbers, your emotional state, and your comfort during each session.

Continuous Patient Education

We believe that an informed patient is an empowered patient. During treatment, our nurses and clinical technologists explain what is happening, why specific parameters matter, and how diet, fluid intake, and medication influence outcomes. This ongoing dialogue helps you take an active role in managing your kidney health and improves long-term quality of life.

Holistic Treatment Philosophy

Our mission, as shaped by our founding directors, is to improve the quality of life for every kidney disease sufferer we touch. This goes beyond the machine settings. It includes nutritional guidance, medication reviews, and helping you navigate the healthcare system. We strive to be your preferred partner in renal care, a phrase that encapsulates our commitment to trust, reliability, and results.

Why Patients and Families Choose Our Manzini Dialysis Center

Patients travel from across the Hhohho District and beyond to receive care at our Rose Health Centre location, and their feedback tells a powerful story. The unit has earned a perfect 5.0 rating from reviewers who highlight our professionalism, friendliness, and the genuinely warm welcome they receive at every visit.

• Experienced, Specialized Staff: Our team is led by clinicians who specialize entirely in nephrology and renal technology, not general practice. They understand the complexities of dialysis access, fluid management, and comorbid conditions intimately.
• Modern Equipment & Techniques: The unit is well-equipped with current-generation dialysis machines that offer precise ultrafiltration control and comfort features, making lengthy sessions more tolerable.
• Welcoming Atmosphere: A friendly, respectful environment can make a significant difference in a patient’s mental well-being. We foster a culture of genuine care and camaraderie among staff, patients, and visiting families.
• Borderless Access to Expertise: Being part of a wider network of Izinso units across South Africa gives our Eswatini location access to shared protocols, staff development resources, and a deep pool of clinical knowledge.
• Affordable Care Pathways: We have established relationships with various medical schemes and strive to provide affordable dialysis that reduces the financial burden on households, aligning with our mission to serve Southern African communities.

Serving Manzini and the Hhohho District

Our physical presence at 2nd Floor, Rose Health Centre, Mbhabha Street, Manzini M200 places advanced renal services right in the center of Eswatini's commercial hub. For residents of Manzini and the surrounding Hhohho District, this means eliminating grueling long-distance travel to access dialysis. The clinic’s location within the Rose Health Centre also simplifies coordination with other medical services, pharmacy needs, and specialist consultations that kidney patients often require.

We collaborate closely with local physicians, cardiologists, and endocrinologists to manage the full spectrum of a dialysis patient’s health. This integrated approach means your blood pressure trends, anemia management, and diabetic control are all considered alongside your dialysis prescription, creating a coherent treatment strategy rather than fragmented care.

Hours, Location & Directions

We strive to accommodate our patients’ schedules with flexible operating hours throughout the week. Our doors are open Monday through Friday with continuous service from early morning into the evening, and we also offer a half-day on Saturdays for those who need it. The dedicated Sunday closure allows for facility deep-cleaning and equipment maintenance, ensuring the highest safety standards.

Operating Hours:
Monday – Friday: 06:00 – 21:00
Saturday: 06:00 – 12:00
Sunday: Closed

Physical Address:
2nd Floor, Sweet Rose Health Centre, Mbhabha Street, Manzini M200, Eswatini. The building is well-known locally, and our staff is happy to provide directions by phone. For those using GPS, the location pin is accurate and maps to the main entrance of the health centre.

Questions Patients Often Ask

Understanding what to expect can greatly reduce anxiety about starting or transferring kidney dialysis care. Here are answers to some common questions we receive from the community in Eswatini.

Do I need a referral to start dialysis at your Manzini unit?

While you can visit us directly for pre-dialysis screening and consultation, ongoing chronic dialysis typically requires a referral from a nephrologist or your treating physician. This ensures we have your full medical history, medication list, and a clear treatment directive. Our team can also help arrange a tele-consultation with a specialist if you do not yet have one.

What should I bring to my first dialysis session?

Please bring your identification document, your medical aid or insurance card, a list of all current medications, and any recent lab reports or doctor's notes. Comfort items such as a small blanket, headphones, and a book or tablet are encouraged, as sessions can last several hours. We provide clean linens and a welcoming environment, but personal touches help you settle in.

Is your clinic accessible for patients with limited mobility?

Yes. The Rose Health Centre building has accessible entry points and an elevator to the 2nd floor. Our staff is always ready to assist patients who use wheelchairs or walkers. We also ensure that our treatment chairs and beds are adjustable and that patient flow within the unit is barrier-free.

How do I manage my diet while on dialysis?

Diet is a critical part of your treatment plan. Our clinical team provides individualized guidance on fluid restrictions, potassium, phosphorus, and protein intake based on your lab results and dialysis modality. We provide ongoing education and can connect you with a dietician experienced in renal nutrition for more specialized meal planning.

Can I receive dialysis if I am visiting Eswatini and not a resident?

Yes, we often accommodate traveling patients who need dialysis during their stay. We recommend contacting us as early as possible before your arrival so we can coordinate with your home clinic, obtain necessary medical records, and book your slot. Our flexible hours help us fit visiting patients into our schedule while prioritizing the care of our regular community members.