Kidney Function Screen with Smart Report in Dibrugarh

Kidney Function Screen – Price, Purpose, Range & Reports

Test Overview

What is the Kidney Function Screen?

The Kidney Function Screen (often referred to as a KFT or Renal Function Test) is a specialised diagnostic profile designed to evaluate how effectively your kidneys are filtering waste from your blood. These two bean-shaped organs play a critical role in maintaining your body's internal equilibrium by balancing fluids, regulating blood pressure, and filtering out toxins.

As we move through 2026, the prevalence of hypertension and metabolic disorders makes regular renal monitoring essential. This screen provides a clear snapshot of your renal health, detecting early signs of dysfunction, such as protein leakage or decreased filtration rates, long before physical symptoms appear.

Note: This package includes blood and urine tests only and is suitable for Home Collection. All results must be interpreted by your treating physician. This screen does not include imaging like Ultrasounds or CT scans; for radiology services, please visit an Apollo Clinic or Hospital.

What is the Price of the Kidney Function Screen?

The cost of a Kidney Function Screen is designed to be an affordable preventive measure, offering a bundle of essential markers at a lower price point than individual tests.

• Bundled Value: By combining electrolytes, minerals, and waste product markers (like Urea and Creatinine), this package offers significant savings.
• Transparent Pricing: Prices are standardised for accessibility, though slight variations may exist between major metros and smaller cities due to logistics.
• All-Inclusive: The price typically covers the home visit by a certified phlebotomist and the delivery of a secure digital report.
• Member Benefits: Users of the Apollo 24|7 app may access additional discounts or "Circle" membership benefits for routine monitoring.

What is the Purpose of the Kidney Function Screen?

The primary goal of this screen is to ensure your "biological filters" are performing optimally.

• Waste Filtration Assessment: Measures how well your kidneys clear metabolic byproducts like urea and creatinine.
• Fluid & Electrolyte Balance: Checks levels of sodium, potassium, and chloride, which are vital for heart rhythm and nerve function.
• Early Detection of CKD: Identifies markers of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) in high-risk individuals.
• Bone & Mineral Health: Monitors calcium and phosphorus levels, which the kidneys help regulate to maintain bone density.

Who Should Get a Kidney Function Screen?

Monitoring renal health is a strategic move for anyone focused on longevity. This screen is highly recommended if you:

• Have Diabetes or Hypertension (the leading causes of kidney damage).
• Frequently use over-the-counter pain medications (NSAIDs), which can impact renal health.
• Experience swelling (oedema) in the ankles, feet, or around the eyes.
• Notice changes in urinary frequency or foamy/dark-colored urine.
• Have a family history of kidney stones or renal failure.

Components of the Kidney Function Screen

This screen includes a comprehensive array of tests to provide a 360-degree view of renal performance:

Understanding Your Kidney Function Report

Your report will compare your levels against a "Normal Range." Key markers to watch include:

• Creatinine & eGFR: Creatinine is a waste product from muscle wear and tear. If your kidneys aren't filtering well, blood levels rise. The eGFR is the "gold standard" for determining your actual kidney stage.
• BUN (Blood Urea Nitrogen): High levels may suggest the kidneys aren't clearing protein waste effectively or could indicate dehydration.
• Albuminuria: Finding protein (albumin) in your urine is often the earliest sign of kidney stress.
• Smart Insights: Use the Smart Report feature to track your eGFR and Creatinine trends over several months to ensure your kidney health remains stable.

Preparation and Procedure

• Home Collection: A trained professional will visit your home for a quick, sterile blood draw and to collect a urine sample.
• Fasting Requirement: While not always mandatory for a basic KFT, a fast of 8–10 hours is often recommended if the screen is being done alongside a glucose or lipid test. Check your specific booking instructions.
• Hydration: Drink plenty of water before the test to ensure easy sample collection, unless your doctor has placed you on a fluid restriction.

What Are the Steps to Schedule a Kidney Function Screen on Apollo 24|7?

The booking process for a Kidney Function Screen is designed to be quick and user-friendly, ensuring you can prioritize your renal health without technical delays.

• Visit the platform: Open the Apollo 24|7 website or download the mobile app to begin.
• Search for the package: Type "Kidney Function Screen" into the search bar to locate the specific screening panel.
• Review the details: Select the package to review the included parameters, such as Creatinine, Urea, and Uric Acid, before proceeding.
• Choose your slot: Pick your preferred date, time, and location for home sample collection based on real-time availability.
• Enter patient information: Provide the necessary personal details and complete the secure online booking process.
• Await confirmation: Apollo 24|7 will send an instant confirmation via SMS or App notification once your request is successfully processed.

How Do I Access My Kidney Function Screen Results Online on Apollo 24|7?

Once your blood and urine samples are analyzed by certified laboratory experts, you can access your digital reports securely through the platform.

• Wait for notification: You will receive an alert from Apollo 24|7 as soon as your renal report is ready for review.
• Log in to your account: Use your registered credentials to sign in through the Apollo 24|7 website or app.
• Open the Reports section: Navigate to the 'Reports' or 'Lab Records' dashboard where all your completed diagnostic data is stored.
• Select your package report: Choose the Kidney Function Screen report from your history to view the specific values.
• View the Smart Report: Access the Smart Report feature to see detailed insights into your kidney health. This tool tracks your filtration parameters over time and offers personalized recommendations to keep your renal values within the healthy range.
• Download the report: Save the digital PDF for your permanent records or share it directly with your nephrologist or general physician during your next consultation.