DNC – Recently, Nam Can Tho University Medical Center was honored to welcome a delegation from Fresenius Medical Care Vietnam, led by Mr. Peter Eldridge – Technical Director of Water Solutions for Asia Pacific, to visit Nam Can Tho University Medical Center. This meeting marked the beginning of a promising collaborative relationship between the two parties, aimed at the common goal of enhancing healthcare quality for kidney failure patients.
The discussion centered around the Dialysis Unit – a critically important yet challenging medical field. This presents an excellent opportunity to connect and collaborate in improving healthcare, particularly for patients with kidney diseases. Representatives from both sides shared professional expertise, updated on the latest advances in kidney failure treatment, and discussed potential collaboration opportunities.
Fresenius Medical Care Vietnam is a branch of Fresenius Medical Care, a world-leading company specializing in providing healthcare products and services for kidney failure patients. The company ofers comprehensive solutions for kidney failure treatment, including dialysis machines, dialysis equipment, and treatment services at home or at medical centers.
Fresenius Medical Care Vietnam focuses on enhancing care quality and improving quality of life for kidney failure patients in Vietnam. With over 20 years of experience in the healthcare field, the company is committed to providing advanced, safe, and efective dialysis solutions, contributing to improving the quality of life for kidney failure patients.
Nam Can Tho University Medical Center, with its professional and experienced medical team alongside modern equipment systems, serves as a trusted destination for kidney failure treatment in the Mekong Delta region.
The collaboration between the two parties is expected to bring many practical benefits. The discussion proceeded successfully, opening up numerous potential collaboration opportunities between Fresenius Medical Care Vietnam and Nam Can Tho University Medical Center. Both parties agreed to collaborate closely, working together for the health of kidney failure patients and contributing to improving their quality of life. This promises to bring positive improvements to the healthcare sector and contribute to enhancing both the spiritual and material well-being of patients.
