Make every dialysis session smarter
Connecting devices, data and clinical decisions
Dialysis management, connected machines, clinical decision support and real-time monitoring, closed into one loop. Running in 100+ centers, 30+ of them our own — we prove it on ourselves before handing it to anyone else.
Not a concept. A system already running.
A smart dialysis center is not a proposal document. It is running in 100+ centers today — scheduling, records, laboratory review and quality control handled by the system, device, laboratory and treatment data on one platform, and clinical time returned to patients. The figures below come from the platform itself, not from an estimate.
Device and patient counts are group figures as of August 2026; record counts are taken from the platform as of April 2026.
What AI actually does in a dialysis unit
Plan review moves from once a fortnight to every session
Dry weight and ultrafiltration volume were reviewed once every two to four weeks. Not by choice — a clinician's hours were already full, and the data sat apart in machines, lab systems and paper notes. Assembling it took as long as a clinic.
Machine parameters, monitoring data and lab results from every session are gathered automatically and presented in a form that can be read directly. A clinician can check at each session whether the dry weight and ultrafiltration target still fit — instead of waiting a fortnight.
Four parts close the loop; drop one and the data breaks in the middle
Four parts, none of them optional. Drop any one and the data breaks in the middle, and what reaches the clinician is late and incomplete.
- 01Dialysis management system
Orders, scheduling, nursing records and quality management in one system rather than spread across separate forms.
- 02IoT
5,000+ machines connected live; treatment parameters enter the record automatically, without transcription after the fact.
- 03Clinical decision support
Attribution analysis and AI-assisted drafting turn scattered data into grounds a clinician can read directly. Suggestions are for reference; the clinician confirms.
- 04Real-time monitoring
Central monitoring and bedside terminals surface an anomaly at the nurses' station during treatment, not after the patient comes off.
Judgement and prescription remain with the clinician; the system's job is to put complete data in front of them in time. Dry-weight prediction and intradialytic hypotension warning remain research programmes and are not offered as registered clinical functions.
How we size the market
Installed base and greenfield are both our market
We sell transformation, not replacement. A center already built — even one already running well — becomes a smart dialysis center without replacing its machines or tearing up its workflow. That changes how the addressable market is counted.
Only new-build centers count as opportunity; anywhere already taken is a competitor. The more mature the sector, the smaller the share left.
An existing center can be transformed too, so it enters the addressable market as well. And the larger and more complex the operation, the more transformation returns — which makes the best-run centers the customers we want most.
This is an argument about addressable market, not a claim about customers already signed.
The network follows where dialysis patients are
Our own and cooperative centers go deep in regions with dense patient populations and relatively stable reimbursement; the smart supply chain and platform deployments reach wider, covering 23 provinces and municipalities today. All three run to the same management standard on the same system.
Dark shading marks provinces with a center; light shading marks provinces reached through the smart supply chain, a cooperative arrangement or a platform deployment — 23 provinces and municipalities in total. Small dots mark leading private hospitals running our platform or served by the supply chain, placed by city and not named individually: naming a partner publicly requires their agreement.
Observed in operation
Patients in a pre-shock state
Laboratory result evaluation time
Iron deficiency prevalence
Observed at Suntop-operated dialysis centers. Formal study documentation is in preparation.
All results and methodologyThe registered scope is stated plainly, and every capability is tiered
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- Registered scope
- For the transmission, display and processing of dialysis data in blood purification centers
- Valid until
- 2030-07-16
