Open-access. Evidence-based. Free — forever.
The knowledge that should have always been within reach.
In Loving Memory
"She faced dialysis care with grace, courage, and quiet dignity.
She deserved better answers, better access, better care.
This platform is her legacy — and her gift to every patient who comes after."
Beloved Wife of the Founder
28 November 2020 · In the shadow of Covid-19
On 28 November 2020, at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, the founder of dialysis.my lost his wife to chronic dialysis care. She was not a statistic. She was a person — a person who faced one of medicine's most complex, relentless, and life-altering diseases, often without the clarity, guidance, and accessible knowledge she deserved. She didn't die from a disease that had no options. She died in a context where those options weren't reached in time, or fully understood, or acted on.
"I watched her and our two daughters navigate a world of medical complexity largely alone. Too many questions went unanswered. Too many decisions were made in the dark. I could not save her — but I could build something that might save others."
What followed was not built in a boardroom, nor funded by venture capital. It was built in grief, in the quiet hours after loss, by a healthcare administrator who understood both the power of medical knowledge and the tragedy of its unequal distribution.
dialysis.my was created because dialysis care kills quietly, advances rapidly, and disproportionately affects those who can least afford specialist care. It was created because no patient — anywhere in the world — should face this disease without access to world-class knowledge in their language, at no cost.
It was created in her memory. And it is dedicated, permanently, to her.
dialysis.my is the world's first open-access, AI-powered dialysis care knowledge platform — built on a curated foundation of the most authoritative medical references in nephrology, including Seldin & Giebisch's The Kidney, Comprehensive Clinical Nephrology (John Feehally), Nutritional Management of Renal Disease (Kalantar-Zadeh et al.), and Regenerative Nephrology (Goligorsky).
Our platform synthesises evidence across these world-class sources to deliver responses consistently rated at 9/10 or above in clinical accuracy — equivalent to the standard of a specialist consultation. We are not a search engine. We are not a symptom checker. We are a knowledge partner — for clinicians, dietitians, patients, and caregivers alike.
Everything on dialysis.my is free. It will always be free. Because knowledge that can save lives should never sit behind a paywall.
Three commitments. No compromise.
Clinical Excellence
Our knowledge base is built on the same references used by the world's leading nephrologists. No shortcuts. No second-tier sources.
Open Access
Free for every patient. Free for every clinician. Free for every dietitian. In every country. In every language we can reach.
Human Purpose
Behind every query is a person — a patient in fear, a family in confusion, a clinician seeking clarity. We never forget who we serve.
Kidney disease does not travel alone. It affects patients, families, clinicians, and carers simultaneously. dialysis.my is designed for all of them.
Nephrologists & Specialists
Advanced clinical decision support grounded in KDIGO and KDOQI guidelines. Deep mechanistic reasoning for complex renal cases.
Renal Dietitians
Evidence-based Medical Nutrition Therapy across all CKD stages, dialysis, transplant, and acute kidney injury.
GPs & Primary Care
Practical nephrology knowledge for frontline clinicians — bridging the gap between primary care and specialist referral.
Patients & Caregivers
Accessible, trustworthy dialysis health education — in plain language, with compassion, at every stage of the disease journey.
Chronic dialysis care affects more than 4 million people globally on dialysis worldwide — more than diabetes and cancer combined. It is the 12th leading cause of death globally, and it is rising. Yet it remains one of medicine's most under-resourced, under-diagnosed, and under-communicated conditions.
The burden falls hardest on low- and middle-income countries, where specialist density is lowest, dialysis infrastructure is most limited, and health literacy is most deficient. A patient in a rural clinic deserves the same quality of dialysis health knowledge as a patient at a world-class university hospital. Today, they do not get it.
dialysis.my exists to close that gap. Not partially. Not eventually. Now, and for every person who needs it.
dialysis.my operates as an open-access public good, committed to Creative Commons licensing and sustained by philanthropic partnership rather than commercial interest. Our mission is singular: to ensure that world-class kidney knowledge reaches every clinician, every dietitian, and every patient — regardless of geography, income, or language.
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