Bhagwan Mahavir Relief Foundation Trust (BMRFT)

The Bhagwan Mahavir Relief Foundation Trust (BMRFT) is the brainchild of a group of dedicated entrepreneurs from the Jain community who have come together with the noble objective of serving the weaker sections of society. In line with the Trust’s vision to serve the underprivileged, a one-of-its kind Medi-Dialysis Centre is being started by the Trust in New Delhi to provide world class dialysis treatment to patients suffering from chronic renal disorders. According to statistics, the current demand for dialysis in India stands at 3.4 crore patients each year, with a further 2.2 lakh patients being added to this figure on an annual basis. The infrastructure required for dialysis services in the country are presently in a dismal state with inadequate provisions for treatment as well as high costs involving some 3-4 lakhs annually in expenditure. The high costs involved prove an additional burden for already impoverished families who have to suffer financially as well as emotionally when looking for a cure for life-threatening renal diseases. It is here that BMRFT is attempting to make a difference by giving patients the benefit of access to dialysis treatment at affordable prices. The new Medi-Dialysis Centre created by BMRFT, with a modest 25 bed facility, will provide dialysis services along with meditation as a holistic treatment method. Leading nephrologists and technicians as well as trained meditation teachers have been brought together to collaborate at the Centre with the latest world class technology to give patients optimum treatment and care. State-of-the-art machinery and equipment have been deployed at the Centre to track every parameter of the patients. The Trust seeks to reach as many kidney failure patients as possible through the facilities at the new Centre with healthcare, medical treatment and financial assistance to subsidize the cost of dialysis. At the heart of the endeavour are patients who have progressed to Stage 5 of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), which is also known as End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD). At the same time, BMRFT seeks to spread awareness on renal disorders and organize educational programs on kidney-related disorders for the general public with the aid of expert healthcare and medical professionals.

Medi Dialysis Mission

The Bhagwan Mahavir Relief Foundation Trust was founded with an objective to make a difference in the lives of underprivileged persons suffering with renal diseases. The Trust’s mission statement is as follows:

We are a non-profit service organization. The complete care of the patient is our reason for existence.
It is our aim to provide medical assistance to renal patients through world-class treatment and counselling to improve their quality of life.
Through periodical camps conducted by the Trust, we seek to raise awareness among the general public about kidney diseases and how dialysis helps patients with renal disorders.
The Trust will assist other voluntary organizations by providing consultant services and associated services.
Through our efforts, BMRFT aims to add years of meaningful life to patients, and in people in general, by promoting preventive health care.
We are committed to providing the highest quality of personalized care that is sustained by medical training of excellent standards.

Medi Dialysis Vision

The Bhagwan Mahavir Relief Foundation Trust has been established with a vision to make a difference in the life of impoverished people suffering from renal disorders and restore their dignity and zeal for life. It is the Trust’s vision to:

Provide healthcare and medical treatment to underprivileged patients with renal diseases
Make accessible a world class dialysis program at the right costs
Establish the Trust as a quality leader in the dialysis and renal diseases sector by saving lives, reducing hospitalizations, and give patients access to the best-in-class facilities
Play a dynamic role in empowering renal disorder patients and improving their confidence to lead a normal life by providing financial assistance for Haemodialysis facilities in the form of subsidized dialysis or free dialysis