Dialysis Machine Price List in India: Types, Cost and Financing

• Dialysis machine prices in India vary based on the type, brand, technology, features and condition of the equipment
• Standard haemodialysis machines may cost around Rs. 5 lakh–Rs. 8 lakh, while advanced models can cost Rs. 8 lakh– Rs. 15 lakh or more
• Refurbished machines can have a lower purchase price than new equipment, but condition, warranty and service support should be checked
• Installation, maintenance, consumables, accessories and service contracts can add to the overall investment
• Medical Equipment Finance can help eligible healthcare businesses fund equipment purchases, subject to applicable terms and eligibility 

The price of a dialysis machine can vary significantly based on the model, technology, brand, features and whether the equipment is new or refurbished. Current market listings show substantial variation across manufacturers and suppliers.

Several factors influence the purchase price of dialysis equipment.

1. Type of machine

The type of dialysis technology affects the cost. Haemodialysis machines, CRRT systems and other specialised equipment have different configurations and applications.

2. Features and technology

Machines with advanced monitoring, automated functions, enhanced safety features and additional treatment capabilities can cost more than basic models.

3. Brand

The manufacturer and model can significantly affect pricing. Established brands may have different pricing based on technology, service network and warranty arrangements.

4. New or refurbished condition

Refurbished equipment may have a lower upfront price than a new machine. However, buyers should check the machine's condition, service history, warranty, replacement parts and after-sales support.

5. Service and warranty

A comprehensive warranty and reliable service network can affect the total cost of ownership. Maintenance and availability of spare parts should be considered before purchasing.

6. Import-related costs

Imported equipment may involve additional costs related to logistics, taxes, duties and other charges, depending on the equipment and applicable regulations.

The purchase price is only one part of the total investment. Healthcare facilities may also need to budget for:

• Installation and commissioning
• Water treatment systems
• Dialysis chairs or beds
• Power backup
• Consumables
• Tubing and filters
• Maintenance and servicing
• Replacement parts
• Software and accessories
• Staff training
• Warranty or service contracts

For example, a dialysis centre may need a medical-grade water treatment system and power backup in addition to the machines themselves. Current 2026 setup estimates show that these supporting infrastructure costs can represent a significant part of the overall investment.

Both new and refurbished machines may be available in the Indian market, but they have different cost and procurement considerations.

Healthcare facilities can consider Medical Equipment Finance from Bajaj Finance to fund eligible medical equipment purchases. Instead of paying the entire equipment cost upfront, eligible borrowers can finance the purchase and repay the loan through scheduled EMIs, subject to applicable eligibility criteria and terms.

For a dialysis centre, Medical Equipment Finance can help manage the upfront cost of purchasing eligible dialysis machines and other medical equipment. Bajaj Finance offers Medical Equipment Finance of up to Rs. 30 crore, with repayment tenures of up to 120 months, subject to applicable terms and conditions. The financing requirement should also be planned alongside installation, maintenance, consumables and other operating expenses to assess the overall cash-flow requirement.