KANSAS CITY, Missouri — When imagining the future of home dialysis in the United States, innovation and policy changes are required, according to a presenter at the Annual Dialysis Conference, here.

Chicago medical device startup Simergent received federal clearance for a home dialysis machine that costs up to 70% less ...

The rate of home dialysis in patients with kidney failure in the United States — 7% each in Black and Latinx patients and 9% in White patients — is low compared with the "lofty" target of 80% for 2025 ...

Riverton Rehabilitation in Allentown opens its first in-facility dialysis unit, part of a multi-million-dollar renovation to ...

The pandemic has many of us relying on technology in new ways. And it prompted some innovation, including in the health care sector. For example, patients who need dialysis on a regular basis mostly ...

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Mike Wolanin | The Republic An exterior view of Columbus Regional Health’s new kidney care center pictured, March 2, 2022. Columbus Regional Health is moving its dialysis services to a new facility ...

Marquis Health Consulting Services has made a name for itself delivering skilled nursing speciality services developed in partnership with hospitals up and down the Eastern seaboard. But a new ...

New York, NY - An Associated Press (AP) report appearing in today's Wall Street Journal outlines the current movement toward more home hemodialysis among patients with renal failure, a trend that the ...

The home dialysis market is growing. Outset Medical's Tablo system has been deemed a substantial clinical improvement over current home dialysis units. With increasing revenues and a growing backlog, ...

Some receiving hemodialysis on P.E.I. will no longer need to spend hours in hospital to get the treatment. Prince Edward Island will start offering at-home hemodialysis for Islanders in need of them, ...