Company Features

Our nurses make a significant contribution to our patients’ wellbeing every day.

The Innovation Lab in Schweinfurt provides a space to foster creativity.

Dr. Benjamin Hippen explains how Fresenius Medical Care aims to facilitate access to safe transplants.

Joining forces for a better future

Happy International Nurses Day

Patients living with kidney disease face unique challenges that require the supp…

Progress towards personalized medicine

The day hospitals run by the Australian Cura Group belong to Fresenius Medical Care.

Combining strengths for patients

The Next Big Leap: Connected Kidney Care

Time to say Thank You!

The Global Medical Office and Len Usvyat on new opportunities to transform healt…

How Fresenius Medical Care has adapted to the need for acute dialysis due to COV…

The “Doctor App” allows physicians to tailor dialysis treatment individually fro…

How Fresenius Medical Care delivers on its promise to care for its patients in spite of COVID-19

“How do we gain greater recognition for nursing care?”

Clinical manager Barbara Miller knows how challenging the search for a transplan…

One year after the hurricane

The Kidney Kid shows schoolchildren in Taiwan what superpowers the kidneys have.

The road to healing

Cradle of innovation

The history of dialysis

Fresenius Medical Care set up the CREED program in 2001 to promote the exchange of dialysis knowledge in the Southeast Asia.

Knowledge Transfer chez Fresenius Medical Care

More than one in two dialysis machines used worldwide is made by Fresenius Medical Care. The machines are produced to order – and delivered to more than 120 countries around the world.

Our employees are helping with the expansion of Indonesia`s health care system.

20 years creating a future worth living

A truck allows the Indigenous Australians to receive dialysis treatment away from the big cities in their home environment

More than half of all dialysis machines used worldwide are made by Fresenius Med…

For Fresenius Medical Care, corporate citizenship means being an accountable member of society and caring for people in need.

Our VR training for Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis (CAPD) is not only suitable for clinical staff, but also to educate their patients.