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Protein therapies for dialysis patients

Complete intrathecal pump management

Renal

Custom-made, patient-specific IDPN and IPN therapies prepared to meet the specific nutrition support needs of malnourished dialysis patients.

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Targeted Drug Delivery

Physician-prescribed, patient-specific medications administered to the intrathecal pump by one of our highly trained registered nurses or the doctor.

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Formulations that Help Patients Thrive

Our low fluid, low dextrose nutrition therapy allows End-Stage Renal Disease patients to thrive.

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Our Nursing Care Makes the Difference

Pentec Health employs over 180 nurses to fill intrathecal pump patients in their preferred environment.

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Pentec Portals

We have a suite of tools to support providers and patients in their journey.

Renal Dietitian Portal

Information and downloadable content for Renal Dietitians.

Launch Portal

Physician Portal

Information on your patients when you need it. Our Physician Portal allows physicians who have referred intrathecal pump patients to us to have secure 24/7/365 access to patients’ medical information through our Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system.

The final webinar of our "Back to Basics" series. The webinar will examine the step-wise approach to providing nutrition interventions for patients on dialysis. Indications for IDPN and IPN are discussed, as well as how the feeding modalities are provided.

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Pentec Health welcomes Eric C. Mollman as Chief Financial Officer

March 21, 2022|Press

Pentec Health Inc., a nationwide leader in providing patient-specific compounded sterile medications and complex in-home clinical services, welcomes Eric C. Mollman, Chief Financial Officer.

Early Signs of Kidney Disease

March 2, 2022|Blog

At Pentec Health it is our duty to serve and educate patients and dietitians in our industry. While there is no true cure for chronic kidney disease, there are ways to cope with, treat, and possibly prevent kidney failure.