Launch of AI-Powered Hemodialysis System at Shakti Hospital in Ahmedabad
Indigenous smart hemodialysis system launched at Shakti Hospital Ahmedabad
Hindustan Times
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Lord’s Mark Industries Ltd. has introduced India's first fully integrated, AI-powered renal care ecosystem at Shakti Super Speciality Hospital in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. The Renalyx Machine combines smart technology and operational management to enhance dialysis care delivery, aiming to establish 50 managed centres across India by March 2027.
- 01The Renalyx Machine is India's first locally developed smart hemodialysis system.
- 02It integrates AI clinical intelligence, operational management, and remote monitoring.
- 03The initiative aims to establish 50 dialysis centres across India by March 2027.
- 04The system addresses the increasing demand for long-term dialysis care in India.
- 05Lord’s Mark Industries is seeking US FDA approval for the Renalyx Machine.
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Lord’s Mark Industries Ltd. has launched the Renalyx Machine, a fully integrated, AI-powered renal care ecosystem, at Shakti Super Speciality Hospital in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. This innovative hemodialysis system combines AI clinical intelligence, operational management, and remote patient monitoring, marking a significant advancement in dialysis care. The Renalyx Machine is part of a three-layer ecosystem that includes the RenalOS platform for real-time monitoring and the Aureoon operational model, enabling hospitals to manage dialysis centres without capital investment. With plans to establish 50 managed dialysis centres across India by March 2027, the initiative aims to make renal treatment more accessible and affordable, particularly in underserved regions. Lord’s Mark is also pursuing US FDA approval for the Renalyx Machine, emphasizing India's potential as a global hub for advanced dialysis technology. According to Sachidanand Upadhyay, Managing Director & CEO of Lord’s Mark, this launch represents a commitment to addressing critical challenges in renal care through intelligent technology and indigenous manufacturing.
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This initiative is expected to enhance access to quality renal care for patients in India, particularly in underserved areas, by providing affordable and efficient dialysis services.
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