Intention, implemented:

Dialyze Direct brings a gentler, more effective treatment to the geriatric population, which vastly improves their quality of life. That’s why we work with skilled nursing facilities to design and build customized Dialyze Direct home dialysis dens within the building — a first-to-market approach that benefits all involved:

Patients receive shorter, gentler and more frequent treatments, more closely mimicking the function of healthy kidneys.
Patients experience decreased recovery times and a dramatic improvement to their quality of life.
Our nurses are highly trained and have a specialized skill set in dialysis, resulting in exceptional levels of compassionate care.

See who stands with us in our passionate quest to improve the quality of care

Here are a few of the in-network insurers and skilled nursing facilities we’re partnering with to drive successful outcomes. Find out how to join us here.

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We’re sharing our progressive thinking and expertise to achieve life-saving benefits for dialysis and beyond

Advancing Technologies

Dialysis has modern challenges such as removing specific toxins in the blood that lead to high levels of toxicity in ESRD patients. We’ve teamed up with MIT to collaborate on improving the ability of the dialysis process, focusing efforts on a dialysis membrane made from “supermaterial” graphene. Read more about our work with MIT here.

Advancing Communities

Filtration is essential to both dialysis and safe drinking water. Our work with Easy Water for Everyone provides tools to rural communities without electricity so they can make contaminated water drinkable for all.

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Reference: 1. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Chronic Kidney Disease in the United States, 2019. Atlanta, GA: US Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; 2019. 2. United States Renal Data System. 2018 USRDS annual data report: Epidemiology of kidney disease in the United States. National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, Bethesda, MD, 2018. 3. Stephens, J. Mark & Brotherton, Samuel & Dunning, Stephan & Emerson, Larry & Gilbertson, David & Gitlin, Matthew & McClellan, Ann & Mcclellan, William & Shreay, Sanatan. (2013). High Cost of Dialysis Transportation in the United States: Exploring Approaches to a More Cost-Effective Delivery System. Journal of Health Economics and Outcomes Research. 1. 134-150. 10.36469/9861.