Revival Renal Care · Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar
Dr. Bhagyashree Patil
Consultant Nephrologist & Renal Specialist
MBBS, DNB (General Medicine), DrNB (Nephrology)
- RRT Cohort Care: Successfully initiated and managed ongoing hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis (CAPD/APD) for 300+ patients, optimizing long-term survival and clinical adequacy.
- Interventional & Vascular Access: Expert in ultrasound-guided Permacath insertion, non-tunneled catheter placement, and end-stage vascular access troubleshooting (fistula dysfunction, thrombosis, central stenosis).
- Quality of Life Focus: Lowered hospitalization rates through protocol-driven infection prevention, individualized ultrafiltration planning, and patient-centric renal rehabilitation.
Areas of expertise
CKD · Dialysis · Transplant · Interventional Nephrology
Currently Practicing At
Dr. Bhagyashree Patil
Dr. Hedgewar Rugnalaya, Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar
Clinical Training & Experience
- Lilavati Hospital & Research Centre, Mumbai
- Bangalore Baptist Hospital
- BYL Nair Charitable Hospital, Mumbai
8+
Years in Practice
200+
Kidney Transplants Guided
1000+
Dialysis Patients Supported
What she treats
Clinical Focus & Expertise
Comprehensive, evidence-based nephrology care — from early CKD through dialysis and transplantation.
Dedicated to providing ethical, evidence-based, and compassionate kidney care to improve long-term patient outcomes.
— Dr. Bhagyashree Patil, Consultant Nephrologist & Renal Specialist
Kidney health, explained
From the Blog
Questions patients ask
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a referral to consult a nephrologist?
Not necessarily — you can consult directly for kidney-related concerns. That said, if your primary doctor has already run tests or has specific concerns, sharing that history helps make the first visit more productive.
What should I bring to my first consultation?
Bring any recent blood and urine test reports, a list of current medications, your medical history (including diabetes, blood pressure, or prior kidney issues), and any imaging or biopsy reports if you have them.
At what stage of kidney disease should I see a nephrologist?
Ideally as soon as reduced kidney function or protein/blood in urine is identified — even in earlier stages. Early nephrology involvement allows more time to identify causes, slow progression, and plan ahead if advanced care is ever needed.
Can dialysis be avoided if CKD is caught early?
In many cases, yes — early diagnosis and consistent management of blood pressure, blood sugar, and other risk factors can significantly slow or, in some cases, stabilize CKD progression, delaying or avoiding the need for dialysis.
Do you provide second opinions on existing treatment plans?
Yes — second opinions are welcome, particularly for complex cases involving glomerular disease, dialysis planning, or transplant evaluation. Bringing your existing reports and treatment history helps make the consultation more useful.
Have a kidney health concern?
Get in touch to schedule a consultation for CKD, dialysis planning, transplant evaluation, or a second opinion.
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