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Clinical documentation, billing, reporting, and patient engagement, each built around hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis workflows and dialysis reimbursement rules. Designed to help your entire clinic stay connected throughout every treatment, from start to finish.
The Kidney Care Cloud is built specifically for dialysis clinics. It includes an EMR for hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis treatment, billing software the supports multi-payer dialysis reimbursement, and reporting that empowers your clinic to perform at its best.
Each piece is built for dialysis first, not adapted from a hospital EMR or a general billing system, and built to work as a comprehensive solution. What’s captured during a treatment shows up in a claim, and a claim shows up in a leader’s dashboard, with nothing re-entered along the way.
Month over month, giving leaders more predictable financial visibility.
Per patient, per day, on documentation and treatment tracking.
Through clearly structured, dialysis-specific documentation.
Because the system mirrors how clinics actually deliver care.
With 10–15% less billing rework.
Dialysis teams need to move from the start of a treatment to the end without delay, while keeping patients comfortable throughout. When care depends on juggling multiple systems, documents, and even sticky notes, what billing and reporting need downstream doesn’t always make it through.
Clinicians track details in a spreadsheet that’s hard to maintain and not built for HIPAA-compliant recordkeeping.
What’s captured during treatment doesn’t always carry cleanly into billing or satisfy reporting requirements.
Reporting depends on information assembled after the fact from separate systems, and that’s time-consuming, to say the least.
Every extra system means another login and another place information can get lost.
The Kidney Care Cloud reflects the needs of both the patients and their care team. Clinicians move from the first vital to the last order without delay, and what’s captured along the way still reaches billing and reporting downstream.
Clinicians move from the first vital to the last order without leaving the record.
What’s captured during treatment flows directly into billing, with nothing re-entered.
Reporting draws from the same clinical and billing activity, not a separate assembly process.
Every piece is built around hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis workflows and dialysis reimbursement rules.
Dialysis Manager follows a treatment from the moment it starts to when it’s sent over for billing, without asking clinicians to leave the patient’s record.
Dialysis Manager follows a treatment from the moment it starts to when it’s sent over for billing, without asking clinicians to leave the patient’s record.
See how one multi-location dialysis organization used the Kidney care Cloud to bring documentation, billing, and reporting together across one connected suite.
The Kidney Care Cloud includes far more than what’s below. These are a few places where the difference is easiest to see.
Labs, medications, prescriptions, and treatment history sit in one screen, so clinicians aren’t piecing together the story from five different tabs.
Claims get checked against dialysis-specific billing rules before they leave the building, catching what would otherwise come back as a denial.
Clinical, operational, and financial data sit in one current view, so leaders don’t have to wait on a report to know how a clinic is doing today.
Patients trending toward hospitalization, a missed treatment, or inadequate dialysis get flagged early, with what’s driving the risk, not just an alert.
The Kidney Care Cloud is made up of software built specifically for dialysis care, and each piece works on its own or as part of the suite. See how each one supports a specific part of running a dialysis organization.
