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Care
at home is often an excellent solution for your patient.

Services
For:
Dialysis Clients
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For
Healthcare Professionals
Dialysis At Home, Inc. is dedicated to providing quality services to your patients who elect to receive dialysis treatment in their own homes. If you are a
physician, you will continue to direct your patient's care, and meet with your patients during regular scheduled office visits. Our care-management team works
collaboratively with all healthcare providers to ensure consistent and continuous care for your patients.
Dialysis Care-Management Services include:
- Qualified at-home caregivers (licensed and experienced nurses and trained patient-care technicians)
- Qualified licensed nurses for training in Short daily dialysis (Nxstage) and Peritoneal dialysis.
- Clinical oversight of the patient's condition and clinical treatment
- Nutritional oversight
- Psycho-social oversight
- Patient education
- Data management and network reporting
- Technical, water quality, and supply services
To ensure the best possible outcomes for your patients, Dialysis At Home focuses on decreasing disease risk through:
- Health Risk Assessments:
Your browser may not support display of this image. To gather information about behaviors and activities that can influence health status, the Dialysis At Home
team conducts health-risk assessments. This information is shared with partners, caregivers, doctors, the patient's health plan, and the backup support
facility. The objective of the health-risk assessment is to identify individuals at risk for illness and take action to reduce these risks.
- Care-Management Team Triage:
These formalized interventions are designed to educate patients, and may reduce unnecessary medical costs. The patients speak directly with a nurse, a social
worker, and a dietitian regarding individual health issues as they relate to the patient's renal disease and health status.
- Patient Health Education:
The objective of health education is to get patients to identify, understand, and change high-risk behaviors. The patient learns about their condition and
treatment. In addition, they receive instruction in how to care for themselves, and stay as healthy as possible.
Care at home is often an excellent solution for your patient. As an important member of the
dialysis resource community, you are an integral part of delivering quality home dialysis care to people with chronic kidney disease. Through your suggestions,
you can help us realize our goal: Creating a high-quality model of care, with excellent outcomes for the individual patient.
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