Take charge of your dialysis with Tablo

David’s Journey to Tablo

David Rush is a recording artist, music producer, father, husband, entrepreneur, advocate, the list goes on. He’s also a kidney patient and kidney transplant recipient with a long history on dialysis.

Take charge of
your dialysis treatments.

Patient getting started with Tablo dialysis

Easy to learn & use

Tablo’s user-friendly touchscreen, animated instructions, pre-strung cartridge, and automated sensors require less from you.

No more memorization, fewer manual steps. Train for home use in as little as two weeks.

Automatic reporting

Wireless data transfer enables Tablo to securely, automatically communicate with your healthcare provider about your treatment.

With automatic charting, Tablo limits the need for hand-written documentation.

A perfect fit for your home

Tablo’s sleek 19-inch wide frame is compact and mobile, able to fit easily in your home, with no tubes or wires visible between treatments.

All you need is tap water and an electrical outlet. An entire month of supplies fits in a small closet!

Schedule flexibility

When you’re ready for dialysis, so is Tablo. With its integrated water purification system, Tablo produces dialysate on-demand, allowing you to start treatment in less than 20 minutes.

No batching or bags required.

Home, but not alone

With home dialysis, you and your care partner are trained to manage your dialysis treatments in a way that works for you.

And you can rest easy knowing that 24/7 access to your Tablo care team is always just a call away.

Better life on dialysis

Studies have shown that with self-care or home dialysis, you may actually do better.

Fewer hospital visits¹
Better quality of life²
Longer life expectancy³
Ability to maintain employment⁴

Interested in home dialysis with Tablo?

Tablo is now available for use both in-center and at home.

The Tablo Hemodialysis System is currently only available through your provider. Please fill out this form to provide us with more information about you and your interest in Tablo. We may use this information to reach out to your provider or other Tablo providers in your area, and let them know that you are interested in the Tablo Hemodialysis System. By filling out this form and providing us your information, you agree to our Privacy Policy as well as our disclosure of this information to the providers in your area.

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For example: how long is training, are there any clinics in my area, etc?

Recent clinical trials demonstrate Tablo is safe, easy, and effective for patients to learn and use.

Home Dialysis Central blog: Testing the Tablo
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Clinical study: Safety and efficacy of the Tablo hemodialysis system for in-center and home hemodialysis
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Clinical study: In-clinic self-care experience with Tablo
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Clinical study: Improved Quality of Sleep with Tablo
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is home hemodialysis?
Home dialysis patients and their care partner(s) are empowered to take control of their own care and perform hemodialysis in their home, all under the guidance of their clinic’s nursing team.

Benefits

Studies have shown that if you manage your own dialysis treatment, you may actually do better.
- Fewer hospital visits¹
- Better quality of life²
- Longer life expectancy³
- Ability to maintain employment⁴
Tablo is easy to learn and has many automated features that make home set up, treatment, and maintenance simple.

Flexibility

Dialysis at home allows you to do dialysis on your own schedule. While most patients on Tablo can achieve adequate dialysis with as few as 3 treatments per week⁵, you and your physician will work out a schedule that is best for you.

Safety

The Tablo Home trial demonstrated that Tablo is safe and effective for use in the home. Tablo was designed to simplify treatments while reducing the potential for user errors and bringing peace of mind and confidence to do dialysis on your own. For example, Tablo’s sensors and alerts guide you when something needs your attention, and wireless data transmission provides automated updates to your doctor about your device and treatment.

The Tablo support team is here for you by phone at 844-MYTABLO, or email at [email protected].
How do I get a Tablo? How much does it cost?

Tablo is prescribed by your doctor. We recommend speaking to your nephrologist about the benefits of Tablo, including use at home, to determine if it is right for you. Together, you can discuss Tablo’s ability to improve your dialysis experience as well as the quality of life benefits of using Tablo at home. If your clinic doesn’t have Tablo yet, you can also ask Outset to reach out to your nephrologist with more information.

There are no additional costs to the patient for using Tablo. Dialysis treatments are covered by Medicare and Medicaid and commercial insurers regardless of the type of machine that is used. Patients may have the same coinsurance or copay that they do today for their dialysis treatments.
When will Tablo be available for home use?
What kind of setup do I need to perform dialysis at home with Tablo? Will I need to make modifications?

Tablo was designed to be operated from the comfort of your home. It is compact (19 inches wide), mobile (on wheels), and requires only a connection to a power outlet, a tap for water and a drain to perform dialysis.

Your doctor may prescribe home dialysis for you if you can demonstrate you have the time and ability to receive device training, a clean and safe environment for treatments, and storage space for the machine and supplies. We recommend having a space that’s at least 37” x 24” x 42” for supply storage.

A trained care partner is required for home users. For safety and effectiveness information, indications for use, risks, cautions and warnings, please refer to the User Manual for the Tablo Hemodialysis System.
How does Tablo differ from other home dialysis options?
Tablo’s all-in-one design, easy to learn and use touchscreen interface, and smart sensors allow it to:
- Save you space and time. Tablo quickly purifies water and produces dialysis on demand, removing the need for premixed batches of dialysate or bags of purified water to run treatments.
- Allows you to personalize your dialysis schedule. Keep your same 3x per week dialysis schedule or dialyze more frequently.⁵
- Get set up quickly – it takes less than 20 minutes to set up and start treatment.⁶
- Alert you when something needs your attention, and allows you to resolve alarms quickly – For example, Tablo can sense when there is air in the tubing or when your blood pressure is not within your normal range – and help you resolve the issue. Most patients resolved alarms in less than 5 seconds.
- Keep track of your treatment data for you and wirelessly transfer your treatment records to your health care provider.

References

1 In-center self-care hemodialysis: An unappreciated modality in renal care. (Jones ER, James LR, “Neph News and Issues” 2011; 9:31-33,37)

2 Quantity of Dialysis: Quality of Life—What is the Relationship? (Morton AR, Meers C, Singer, MA, et al., J of Am Society of Artificial Internal Organs, 1996; 42 (5): M713-M717, 1996)

3 Survival in Daily Home Hemodialysis and Matched Thrice-Weekly In-Center Hemodialysis Patients (Weinhandl EDLJ, et al. “J Am Soc Nephrol.” 2012;23:895–904)

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David’s Journey to Tablo

David Rush is a recording artist, music producer, father, husband, entrepreneur, advocate, the list goes on. He’s also a kidney patient and kidney transplant recipient with a long history on dialysis.

Take charge of
your dialysis treatments.

Easy to learn & use

Automatic reporting

A perfect fit for your home

Schedule flexibility

Home, but not alone

Better life on dialysis

Interested in home dialysis with Tablo?

Recent clinical trials demonstrate Tablo is safe, easy, and effective for patients to learn and use.

Frequently Asked Questions

References

1 In-center self-care hemodialysis: An unappreciated modality in renal care. (Jones ER, James LR, “Neph News and Issues” 2011; 9:31-33,37)

2 Quantity of Dialysis: Quality of Life—What is the Relationship? (Morton AR, Meers C, Singer, MA, et al., J of Am Society of Artificial Internal Organs, 1996; 42 (5): M713-M717, 1996)

3 Survival in Daily Home Hemodialysis and Matched Thrice-Weekly In-Center Hemodialysis Patients (Weinhandl EDLJ, et al. “J Am Soc Nephrol.” 2012;23:895–904)

4 A Discrete Choice Study of Patient Preferences for Dialysis Modalities (Walker RC, et al. “Clin J Am Soc Nephrol.” 2018; 13: 100–108)

5 Urea Clearance Results in Patients Dialyzed Thrice Weekly Using a Dialysate Flow of 300 mL/min (L. Alvarez et al, ADC 2019)

6 Clinical Experience with a New Hemodialysis System Designed for In-Center Self-Care Hemodialysis (L. Alvarez et al., “Self Care”, 2017)

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David’s Journey to Tablo

David Rush is a recording artist, music producer, father, husband, entrepreneur, advocate, the list goes on. He’s also a kidney patient and kidney transplant recipient with a long history on dialysis.

Take charge ofyour dialysis treatments.

Easy to learn & use

Automatic reporting

A perfect fit for your home

Schedule flexibility

Home, but not alone

Better life on dialysis

Interested in home dialysis with Tablo?

Recent clinical trials demonstrate Tablo is safe, easy, and effective for patients to learn and use.

Frequently Asked Questions

References

1 In-center self-care hemodialysis: An unappreciated modality in renal care. (Jones ER, James LR, “Neph News and Issues” 2011; 9:31-33,37)

2 Quantity of Dialysis: Quality of Life—What is the Relationship? (Morton AR, Meers C, Singer, MA, et al., J of Am Society of Artificial Internal Organs, 1996; 42 (5): M713-M717, 1996)

3 Survival in Daily Home Hemodialysis and Matched Thrice-Weekly In-Center Hemodialysis Patients (Weinhandl EDLJ, et al. “J Am Soc Nephrol.” 2012;23:895–904)

4 A Discrete Choice Study of Patient Preferences for Dialysis Modalities (Walker RC, et al. “Clin J Am Soc Nephrol.” 2018; 13: 100–108)

5 Urea Clearance Results in Patients Dialyzed Thrice Weekly Using a Dialysate Flow of 300 mL/min (L. Alvarez et al, ADC 2019)

6 Clinical Experience with a New Hemodialysis System Designed for In-Center Self-Care Hemodialysis (L. Alvarez et al., “Self Care”, 2017)

DOC-0006336 rev. 2

Take charge of
your dialysis treatments.