DCDC Health Services Pvt. Ltd. is strengthening its presence across Uttar Pradesh as part of its strategy to improve access to affordable and quality renal care in underserved and resource-constrained regions.

The expansion has been driven through the company’s partnership with the Uttar Pradesh government under the public-private partnership (PPP) model, enabling dialysis services to be integrated within public healthcare infrastructure.

The company currently operates more than 40 dialysis centres across district hospitals, community health centres (CHCs), and primary health centres (PHCs) in the state. It has delivered over 40,000 dialysis sessions and served more than 4,000 patients across key districts.

 DCDC said the initiative is aimed at addressing major healthcare gaps in the state, including limited dialysis infrastructure in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, high treatment costs, shortage of trained dialysis professionals, and delayed diagnosis of kidney diseases.

The company said its decentralized care model is helping patients access dialysis services closer to their homes, reducing travel burden and ensuring continuity of treatment. It added that government schemes such as Ayushman Bharat and PMNDP are enabling affordable and cashless dialysis access for patients.

Sunny Chopra, Head – Business Development at DCDC Kidney Care, said the company remains focused on expanding access to affordable dialysis care through strong public-private partnerships, standardized clinical protocols, and continued investment in technician training.