Home Haemodialysis Managed Service - High Flow Service User

Description

The Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust (RDUH or the Trust) is looking to source a supplier to provide a fully managed Home Haemodialysis service for High Flow service users in the home, commencing in or before March/April 2024. Currently the Trust has nine patients on this service and would be looking to move these patients from the current provider to a new provider. (This is due to the current provider exiting the UK market.) In addition to the nine patients the Trust would normally expect to see about ten new service users per year, these new service users would also be expected to access this service provision should their condition meet the requirement for this service. Lot 1: The Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust (RDUH or the Trust) is looking to source a supplier to provide a fully managed Home Haemodialysis service for High Flow service users in the home, commencing in or before March/April 2024. Currently the Trust has nine patients on this service and would be looking to move these patients from the current provider to a new provider. (This is due to the current provider exiting the UK market.) In addition to the nine patients the Trust would normally expect to see about ten new service users per year, these new service users would also be expected to access this service provision should their condition meet the requirement for this service. Lot 1: The Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust (RDUH or the Trust) is looking to source a supplier to provide a fully managed Home Haemodialysis service for High Flow service users in the home, commencing in or before March/April 2024. Currently the Trust has nine patients on this service and would be looking to move these patients from the current provider to a new provider. (This is due to the current provider exiting the UK market.) In addition to the nine patients the Trust would normally expect to see about ten new service users per year, these new service users would also be expected to access this service provision should their condition meet the requirement for this service.