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Dialysis: a Reduction of Costs in Perspective

For people with renal insufficiency in Madagascar, staying alive can be a considerable expense. A dialysis session currently costs about 240,000 ariary at a minimum. For patients requiring several weekly sessions, the bill can amount to about one million ariary per week, including medicines, not counting analyses, travel and other costs related to medical follow-up. A burden that is difficult to bear for many households. It is in this context th…
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For people with renal insufficiency in Madagascar, staying alive can be a considerable expense. A dialysis session currently costs about 240,000 ariary at a minimum. For patients requiring several weekly sessions, the bill can amount to about one million ariary per week, including medicines, not counting analyses, travel and other costs related to medical follow-up. A burden that is difficult to bear for many households. It is in this context th…

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madagascar-tribune.com broke the news on Saturday, August 8, 2026.
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