Renal Care

The renal care division is a division engaged in the health of the kidney or urinary system. The renal care division is part of the Tawada health care company, founded in 2017 the renal care division has a focus on the health of kidney patients in Indonesia. The medical equipment carried by the renal care division is the Baxter Gambro AK 98 hemodialysis machine. Gambro AK 98 Is a hemodialiss machine that is needed by patients with kidney failure. With the latest technology, the Gambro ak 98 machine is able to achieve maximum dialysis adequacy for patients, so that the patient's body condition is always well maintained. The AK 98 Gambro machine is equipped with a safety menu for patients, the Diascan K.T / V Online menu and can also be used for segmentation of adult patients, children and pregnant women. In addition to hemodialysis machines, the renal care division also has consumables for hemodialysis needs with high quality and capability, one of which is a highflux dialyzer with maximum detoxification quality, and a machine endotokine filter that maintains a more ultrapure dialysate water quality. The renal care division has certified experts in the field of hemodialysis, consisting of experienced salespeople, hemodalysis nurses and technicians. With one of the company philosophy of Tawada Health Care "it is all about care", our renal care division will provide the best for the health of patients in the world and in Indonesia.

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Dyalisis Catheter
MAHURKAR

MAHURKAR™* 12 Fr Dual Lumen Acute Dialysis Catheters is indicated for hemodialysis, apheresis and infusion.

PALINDROME

Palindrome catheter is a high flow, 14.5 Fr. hemodialysis catheter with a unique symmetric tip design. and laser-cut side slots which reduce recirculation and. minimize the likelihood of positional occlusion.

ARGYLE

Argyle™* safety fistula cannula is a flexible, plastic cannula designed to accommodate tortuous vessels. Integrated safety mechanism is intended to minimize needle-stick injuries.

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