The department caters to 25000 new patients every year and active inpatient care (around 600 real biopsies, 100 renal transplants including an active deceased donor transplant program, and nearly 100 PD catheter insertions, every year) as well as clinical research. He has conducted regular free medical camps for the people of his village and surrounding villages. He extended his service by providing basic amenities to the nephrology departments like renovation of the ARCU and other essential things for patients. He advocates that Peritoneal dialysis is ideal for kidney patients who find it difficult to travel to hospitals. Currently the nephrology department of NIMS — the largest peritoneal dialysis centre in the country – trains 80 patients to 100 patients every year in the procedure. NIMS Hospital has become the first centre in South India to receive recognition from the International Society of Peritoneal Dialysis (ISPD) as a training centre for peritoneal dialysis. The efficient training and treatment protocols employed for patients made the department the only centre in South India to bag ISPD's recognition.