Chronic Kidney Disease Hospital in Delhi-NCR & Baraut
Looking for a CKD hospital near Delhi-NCR? RIIMS in Baraut gives integrated, report-based kidney care that runs alongside your nephrologist's treatment.
Medically reviewed by the RIIMS kidney-care team · Last updated: June 2026
CKD is a long illness, and most of it is managed away from a hospital bed: food, blood pressure, sugar, medicines taken on time, and reports read properly. RIIMS is an integrated, Ayurveda-led kidney institute in Baraut, Baghpat district, inside the NCR region and reached by road from Delhi, Ghaziabad, Meerut and Baghpat. Care here is report-based and works alongside your medical treatment, never in place of it. We do not run a dialysis unit or a transplant centre; when those are needed, we coordinate with nephrologists and hospitals that do. Our CKD page explains the disease and its stages. This page is about what the care itself looks like, and whether this is the right place for you.
What a first visit is like
Bring every report you have, not only the newest one. The trend across the last six or twelve months tells us far more than a single creatinine value, and families often carry those old papers around in a plastic bag without realising they are the most useful thing in the room. Dr. Abhishek Gupta (B.A.M.S., Ayurvedacharya) and the care team map the full picture, find what is driving it (in most people it is diabetes or blood pressure), and explain the stage in plain Hindi or English. You go home with a diet, a list of things to stop taking without asking, and a date for the next test. Nobody here will tell you your kidney is finished, and nobody will tell you it is nothing.
Alongside your nephrologist, not instead of them
This is the part patients most often get wrong, sometimes because a previous clinic encouraged them to. Keep taking exactly what your doctor prescribed. Stopping a medicine because you feel better, or because someone on YouTube said kidneys heal without it, is one of the most common ways people lose function they will not get back. Ayurveda at RIIMS is supportive and supervised. It sits next to your medical treatment, we tell your nephrologist what we are giving you, and if the two ever pull in different directions, your nephrologist decides.
Coming from Delhi, Ghaziabad or Meerut
Baraut is in Baghpat district, within the NCR region, and people drive in from across the belt. Be realistic about the travel before you commit: CKD care is a relationship measured in years, not one dramatic visit. Most people find the first consultation worth doing in person, because reports, questions and family all fit better in one room. After that, a good share of follow-ups run on video or phone, and we would rather you keep the follow-up from home than skip it because the road was long.
When to get in touch
If your eGFR is falling, urine shows protein, or you have diabetes or BP with abnormal kidney reports, start regular care now rather than after the next bad report. Early-stage CKD is where careful care buys the most time.
Common questions
Is RIIMS a hospital or a clinic?
RIIMS is an integrated kidney institute in Baraut. We do consultations, report-based assessment, diet, supervised Ayurveda-led supportive care and structured follow-up. We do not have a dialysis unit or a transplant centre. If you need either, we help you plan it with a nephrologist and a hospital that does.
Do I have to stop my allopathic medicines to be treated here?
No, and if a clinic tells you to, walk out. Your prescribed medicines continue exactly as written. Care here is added alongside them.
Do I need to travel to Baraut every month?
Usually not. The first visit is best done in person with all your reports. After that most follow-ups can be done by video or phone, with tests taken at a lab near your home.
Is there a Delhi branch?
No. RIIMS is in Baraut, Baghpat district. It is inside the NCR region and reached from Delhi, Ghaziabad, Meerut and Baghpat, but it is not a Delhi city clinic and we would rather say so than let you find out on the day.