2023 has been a year of achievement and celebration at Fresenius Medical Care. Our dedicated teams have made many contributions to advancing health care to improve the quality of life for the millions of people living with kidney disease around the world. And our commitment to quality of life isn't limited to health care. We are proud to support sustainability initiatives which promote the health and wellness of our planet so future generations may continue our mission of advancing health, wellness and sustainability.
In 2023, Fresenius Medical Care was proud to support the Food Is Medicine Coalition (FIMC), a national non-profit that provides patients with access to medically tailored meals (MTMs) through their FIMC Accelerator program.
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We've reimagined our daily operations to prioritize reducing solid waste. An example of our efforts is the implementation of a new process to enable reuse of previously single-use cardboard and Styrofoam shipping materials.
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Fresenius Medical Care has taken a number of actions to address health equity. The Zero Health Gaps Pledge is a direct response to the growing health disparitites across the globe.
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Under the guidance of the United Nations' Women's Empowerment Principles, Fresenius Medical Care is proud to promote gender equity and women's empowerment in the workplace, marketplace and in our communities.
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We appreciate our employees' commitment to delivering exceptional patient care each day and it looks like it's getting noticed. We strive to show our appreciation by investing in a culture of diversity, equity and inclusion that offers a variety of resources so each individual may thrive at work and at home.
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The Caring About Renal Excellence (CARE) Award our way to recognize our highest-performing employees across five clinical pillars that exemplify our core values of quality and safety, growth, clinical leadership, clinical excellence and patient experience.
We've harnessed the power of AI to enhance care personalization and precision by leveraging the anonymous data of more than 540,000 dialysis patients.
