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.
See How Real Patients on Dialysis Benefited from the Nutrition They Received from IDPN/IPN Therapy
Hear How Neil Got Back to Biking After Adding IDPN/IPN Therapy to His Dialysis Regimen
“It was amazing how fast my numbers shot up. Protein along with the treatment has definitely improved my quality of life.”
When Neil learned he would need to start dialysis treatment, he worried about how it would affect his active lifestyle. As an avid cyclist, he rode up to 200 miles a week and preferred to maintain a vegetable-based diet. He elected to begin peritoneal dialysis to accommodate his busy schedule but soon found that his protein intake couldn’t keep up. After losing almost 30 pounds, an infection eventually forced Neil to switch to hemodialysis. Feeling weak and malnourished, Neil jumped at the chance to try intradialytic parenteral nutrition (IDPN) when it was recommended to him. Within a few months, Neil’s albumin rose dramatically, and he felt stronger than he had since starting dialysis. Now, Neil is able to continue riding 3 days a week and work as a cycling coach in addition to his full-time job. He can also continue to eat vegetable-based meals while occasionally incorporating lean meats.
Hear How Neil Got Back To Biking After Adding IDPN/IPN Therapy to His Dialysis Regimen
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