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Fresenius Kidney Care has launched a pioneering home dialysis training program at its Indianapolis Shadeland Station, aimed at facilitating a smooth transition for patients moving from in-center treatment to home therapy. The program prioritizes community building among patients and offers tailored training with dedicated care teams. Wendy Taylor, Home Therapy Clinic Manager, highlighted the program’s efficiency in getting both hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis patients ready for home therapy. Since its inception in January 2023, two patients have successfully transitioned to home dialysis, enhancing their treatment autonomy and quality of life.
Fresenius Medical Care (OTC-PINK:FSMEM) has committed to the Zero Health Gaps Pledge at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, joining 36 global companies in addressing health inequities. The pledge aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals, emphasizing equitable healthcare access as a fundamental human right. The company aims to utilize its Health Equity Dashboard to tailor interventions based on demographic data, improving outcomes for dialysis patients worldwide. CEO Helen Giza highlighted the company’s dedication to addressing these challenges and ensuring sustainability in their practices.
Fresenius Medical Care has partnered with the National Kidney Foundation Malaysia (NKF) to promote kidney health among children. The initiative, part of the global The Kidney Kid program, aims to educate children and families about chronic kidney disease prevention. The program, which began in 2017, has engaged over 60,000 children across Asia Pacific. The partnership addresses the rising number of kidney failure cases in Malaysia, where over 8,000 new diagnoses occur annually. Activities will commence in October, targeting schools and community engagement.
Fresenius Medical Care announced the social media expansion of its Corporate Social Responsibility initiative, The Kidney Kid, aiming to reach millennial parents. This initiative, launched on World Kidney Day 2022, focuses on educating children about kidney health. The campaign includes partnerships with organizations like the Boys & Girls Clubs of America and will utilize platforms such as Facebook and Instagram. The goal is to bridge the knowledge gap on kidney health, especially in regions with low health literacy.
Fresenius Medical Care has been awarded the ACHS Global Quality Improvement Award for its WeAudit program, enhancing patient care in 290 dialysis clinics across 10 Asia Pacific markets. The program effectively replaced manual audits with an electronic system, improving compliance and quality of care. Following a successful pilot in Singapore, WeAudit has streamlined data collection and reporting using hand-held devices, allowing for real-time monitoring and strategic planning. This recognition underscores the company's commitment to patient-centered care.
Fresenius Medical Care announced the launch of 'Carrie', a mobile app designed to support its nurses and clinical teams across Asia Pacific. The app promotes nurse engagement, job satisfaction, and career development while enhancing patient care. Studies indicate that higher nurse engagement correlates with improved patient safety and experience, potentially increasing profitability for healthcare facilities. Initially available in Australia, Hong Kong, the Philippines, and Singapore, the app will be expanded regionally.
Fresenius Medical Care showcased its innovative home dialysis solutions at the China International Import Expo in Shanghai. This includes the 5008S hemodialysis machine and a new automated peritoneal dialysis machine, both supported by the DiaSmart therapy data management system. With around 10.06% of adults suffering from chronic kidney disease in China, home dialysis offers flexibility and enhanced quality of life, particularly post-COVID-19. The company aims to make home dialysis a viable option for patients, expanding access and improving healthcare outcomes.
Fresenius Medical Care has entered a strategic distribution partnership with JMS Co. Ltd to distribute innovative home dialysis therapies in Japan. This initiative addresses the growing need for dialysis treatment in Japan’s aging population, projected to have 33% aged 65 and over by 2035. Currently, only 3% of dialysis patients in Japan use home therapies, the lowest in the developed world. The partnership aims to enhance quality of life through flexible treatment options, allowing patients to manage their care at home.
