As the rate of chronic kidney disease increasing by 10 percent every year and thus becomes a growing concern for the Saudi population, Diaverum, has announced the opening of a kidney center in the holy city of Madinah.
This opening, along with recent ones in Makkah and Dammam, demonstrates Diaverum’s commitment to the objectives of the health care sector within Saudi Vision 2030 by ensuring state-of-the art renal care throughout the Kingdom.
This opening is also particularly important because it will allow pilgrims who require renal care to travel to Madinah during Haj.
Ziyad Kabli, one of the world’s leading renal care providers, said: “Patients are at the core of what we do, which is why we focus on providing much needed innovative, flexible, community-oriented service to patients and their families.”
Diaverum’s network now includes 18 clinics treating more than 1,800 patients in the Kingdom, making it the largest private renal care provider in the country as part of the five-year contract awarded to them by the Ministry of Health.
This opening, along with recent ones in Makkah and Dammam, demonstrates Diaverum’s commitment to the objectives of the health care sector within Saudi Vision 2030 by ensuring state-of-the art renal care throughout the Kingdom.
This opening is also particularly important because it will allow pilgrims who require renal care to travel to Madinah during Haj.
Ziyad Kabli, one of the world’s leading renal care providers, said: “Patients are at the core of what we do, which is why we focus on providing much needed innovative, flexible, community-oriented service to patients and their families.”
Diaverum’s network now includes 18 clinics treating more than 1,800 patients in the Kingdom, making it the largest private renal care provider in the country as part of the five-year contract awarded to them by the Ministry of Health.
