Kidney health that fits real life

Improve your patients’ care with home dialysis

Home dialysis helps patients achieve better kidney health over the long term. With home-first care, patients can fit dialysis sessions into their life more easily and frequently, including with overnight treatments.

Most nephrologists believe greater frequency is paramount — 59 percent of nephrologists agree that increasing frequency of dialysis beyond three times a week significantly improves clinical outcomes.¹ With at-home access to dialysis, patients can receive the care they need to thrive.

And patients do thrive with at-home care. Studies show that patients receiving longer, more frequent hemodialysis generally live longer, healthier lives.^2,3,4 And patients receiving peritoneal dialysis are more likely to receive a kidney transplant, than those on conventional hemodialysis.⁵

Home dialysis is the choice most nephrologists would make for themselves and their loved ones. In one survey, half of all nephrologists said they would prefer at-home dialysis for their patients, and 63 percent said they would recommend home dialysis to their close friends and family.⁶

Why home dialysis works

With at-home dialysis, patients can more frequently access the positive benefits of dialysis, meaning they can be healthier, for longer.

• Fewer hospital stays — Short, daily hemodialysis is associated with a significant decrease in hospitalization.⁷
• More comfort during treatments — Nocturnal dialysis can help patients receive longer, daily treatments in a more convenient and comfortable setting.
  
• Greater chance of transplant — Patients receiving peritoneal dialysis are more likely to receive a kidney transplant, than those on conventional hemodialysis.⁵