A total of 850 million people worldwide have kidney disease. According to our calculations, up to 10 million of them may have advanced to the point where they need dialysis or a kidney transplant.

Knowing that many patients switch between therapies as their disease worsens, our focus is on assisting you in promoting greater access to care and better outcomes for your patients as they proceed through their therapy journey.

Your patient population is expanding, but you cannot give them more time or resources to care for them. We recognize that you need cutting-edge tools, digital health platforms, and services to effectively treat more patients with your limited resources.

Peritoneal Dialysis at Home

A patient’s care should start in the early stages of chronic renal disease when there is still time to inform them about their condition and maybe treat them before beginning dialysis.

Suppose a patient is clinically qualified for home care and has reached end-stage kidney disease. In that case, the next step should be to enable them to manage their own treatment at home, generally using peritoneal dialysis (PD).

The portability of PD, the continuation of everyday activities, the reduction in clinic visits, and the reduced strain on carers allow patients to be independent and in charge of their own therapy.

Many PD patients can continue functioning at pre-dialysis levels, allowing them to continue working or providing care for their families.