The choice of home modality enhances a patient’s quality of life and is more convenient than traveling to an in-center clinic three times per week. Patients have also experienced better blood pressure control and fewer hospitalizations. Dialysis patients need education and support to determine the appropriate dialysis modality that fits their lifestyle, including but not limited to, how each modality will affect travel, diet & fluid consumption, school, work, social interaction, and well-being.
For an introduction & overview of the Home Dialysis Project: click here
Please provide feedback through a brief two question survey: click here
Here are the latest resources for Home Dialysis (updated June 2023): click here
NCC Change Package (updated June 2023): click here
Kidney Sundays (uploaded July 2023): click here
Patient testimony of overcoming barriers to Home dialysis (August 2023): click here
Additional Resources:
- Home Dialysis Patient Education Stickers
- Empowered Self-Care for Dialysis Patients
- Congratulations: Home Dialysis from the ESRD National Coordinating Center
- Method to Assess Treatment Choices for Home Dialysis (MATCH-D) from Home Dialysis Central
- How to Talk to Patients About Home Dialysis from Home Dialysis Central
- My Kidney Life Plan from Medical Education Institute
- Self-Care for dialysis patients
- Home Dialysis Champion - Job description (uploaded July 2023)
- Home prevalent patient - 4 month plan
- Home Incident patient plan - 4 month plan
- Home Prevalent Home for the Holidays - 4 month plan
- Home Incident Home for the Holidays - 4 month plan