B. Braun joins bookdialysis to expand the global holiday dialysis network, strengthening access to safe renal care for travellers with chronic kidney disease.
Summary: B. Braun joins bookdialysis to expand the global holiday dialysis network, integrating B. Braun dialysis centres into a curated booking platform that delivers clinical and coordination support for travellers with chronic kidney disease.
B. Braun joins bookdialysis to broaden the global holiday dialysis network, strengthening access to safe, high-quality renal care for patients who want to travel. Under the new collaboration, B. Braun dialysis centres will be added to bookdialysis’s curated international network, with the stated aim of making travel a more viable option for people living with chronic kidney disease (CKD).
Partnership overview
The agreement brings together B. Braun’s clinical dialysis capabilities and bookdialysis’s digital booking and coordination platform. The two organisations say the collaboration focuses on patient-centred care, clinical quality and operational integration, with the goal of reducing mobility barriers that limit travel for people who need ongoing renal therapy.
By listing B. Braun clinics within bookdialysis’s system, the partners expect to provide more predictable access to supervised dialysis while patients are away from their home centres. The move is positioned as part of a wider effort to link trusted clinical providers into a coordinated global platform that helps preserve continuity of care during international travel.
“At bookdialysis, our mission is to provide immediate, highly reliable and best-in-class support to travellers across the globe, empowering them to pursue their aspirations without compromising their health or safety. “Our carefully curated network of high-standard clinics reflects this commitment to excellence. We are especially proud to welcome B. Braun into our network — an organisation with outstanding medical expertise and a long-standing commitment to delivering world-class renal care. “Together, we are opening new possibilities for the global CKD community, restoring patients’ freedom to travel — even to destinations as remote as Australia — while ensuring the highest levels of safety, confidence and continuity of care. This partnership represents a significant milestone for bookdialysis as we continue redefining what is possible for medical travellers worldwide.”
How the service is delivered
A central element of the collaboration is bookdialysis’s end-to-end operational support model. The platform offers guidance through treatment planning, clinic coordination and ongoing assistance before, during and after travel. This operational framework is designed to remove logistical hurdles and ensure that patients receive the renal therapy they require while away from home.
- Treatment planning and scheduling with local clinics
- Clinic coordination to match patient needs with provider capacity
- Ongoing support throughout the travel period
- Integration of B. Braun clinics into a global booking ecosystem
Clinical standards and data protection
The collaboration pairs B. Braun’s established clinical standards with bookdialysis’s coordination capabilities to offer both medical reassurance and logistical support. The organisations emphasise that this combination aims to deliver continuity of care while maintaining high safety and quality benchmarks.
Data protection and confidentiality are highlighted as central to the partnership. bookdialysis operates according to international privacy and data protection norms to ensure personal and medical information is handled securely and in compliance with applicable regulations.
What this means for patients and travel
For people requiring regular dialysis, the partnership increases the number of vetted treatment locations available through a single coordinated channel. That can make planning international trips less complex and reduce the risk of missed or inconsistent treatment while abroad.
The inclusion of B. Braun centres expands treatment options for patients worldwide, reinforcing continuity of care and supporting travel to a broader range of destinations. By linking clinical providers to a digital platform, bookdialysis seeks to create a more reliable ecosystem for medically supervised dialysis travel.
Tip: Patients planning travel should coordinate with their home dialysis team and use platforms like bookdialysis to confirm bookings and treatment plans well in advance.
Why this matters: expanding access to vetted dialysis providers across borders helps restore mobility for people with chronic kidney disease, allowing travel without sacrificing continuity of care. For the travel and healthcare sectors, the partnership demonstrates how digital coordination and established clinical networks can combine to meet specialised medical needs and unlock new forms of medical travel.
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