Specialty Care
Infusion treatments, whether at home, in a healthcare clinic or other non-hospital setting, require highly trained Specialty Care nursing and pharmacy support. Trust becomes essential for these higher-risk infusion therapies that require ongoing care.
Clinical Nutrition
Nutrition plays an essential role in sustaining quality of life for those who require care for complex conditions. Pentec Health provides personalized clinical nutrition solutions and superior community-based care.
Disease States
Managing the multifaceted needs for a variety of conditions requiring clinical nutrition and specialty care therapies, services and products. This includes patients with kidney disease, kidney failure, chronic, non-healing wounds, gastrointestinal conditions, rare metabolic disorders, chronic pain, muscle spasticity or cancer within or that has metastasized in the liver.
Clinical Education
By leveraging decades of clinical expertise, we are able to successfully demonstrate our industry leadership through webinars, speaker programs and research studies. We take pride in sharing valuable insights that enhance clinician education and practice.
Pentec Health
Pentec Health is a national leader in clinical nutrition and specialty care integrating pharmacy services with clinical excellence to enhance the complex care journey.
Dialysis Clinics
Pentec Health is the undisputed leader in clinical nutrition therapies and support services for Intradialytic Parenteral Nutrition (IDPN) and Intraperitoneal Nutrition (IPN) patients on dialysis.
We are a trusted partner for providers and dialysis clinics, who rely on our deep understanding of the nutritional needs of dialysis patients. As a champion for patients, we pioneered the nutrition treatment paradigm shift 15 years ago that benefits patients and their nursing teams to this day.
IDPN and IPN Therapy
People who are on dialysis need about 20% more protein than people without kidney disease1. Even those who follow a dialysis diet very carefully may still experience challenges getting vital nutrition through food and dietary supplements alone. These unmet protein needs often require IDPN or IPN.
Oral Nutrition Supplements
It can be very hard to maintain adequate protein levels, even while on IDPN or IPN therapy. Pentec’s nutrition support for dialysis patients goes beyond the targeted, individualized nutrition that addresses the effects of long-term dialysis. We also offer oral nutrition supplements (ONS) designed to support a patient’s nutrition at the onset of IDPN/IPN therapy. Clinical data suggest positive outcomes for protein malnourished patients who begin ONS2,3,4.
The Pentec Difference
Pentec Health’s decades of experience and ability to combine clinical expertise with a deep understanding of patient needs equips us to innovate services that benefit patients and dialysis clinicians alike.
See How Real Patients on Dialysis Benefited from the Nutrition They Received from IDPN/IPN Therapy
Select a story below to watch a short documentary about each patient's experiences, and read more about how IDPN/IPN Therapy made a real difference.
Upcoming Webinars
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Protein Losses During Dialysis: Impact on Nutrition Outcomes
Guest Presenter: Dr. George Britton MS, PhD-Senior Medical Science Liaison, Medical Affairs, Global Medical Office, Fresenius Medical Care
This presentation explains the impact of dialysis on albumin and amino acid levels, and reviews dialyzer components and their impacts on dialyzer performance. Participants will learn about the characteristics of various dialyzers, examining their impact on solute clearance and albumin retention. The course reviews current evidence on dialyzer performance and future directions for innovation, providing attendees with insights that inform dialyzer considerations in clinical practice.
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References:
1. Lambert, Kelly et al. “Commentary on the 2020 update of the KDOQI clinical practice guideline for nutrition in chronic kidney disease.” Nephrology (Carlton, Vic.) vol. 27,6 (2022): 537-540. doi:10.1111/nep.14025.
2. Liu, Peng Ju, et al. “The Effects of Oral Nutritional Supplements in Patients With Maintenance Dialysis Therapy: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of Randomized Clinical Trials.” PloS One, vol. 13, no. 9, Sept. 2018, p. e0203706. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0203706.
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