RHS supports, advocates and enables optimised kidney related health, patient well-being and holistic care for the Singaporean community.  

RHS with its unique public-private partnership model to support its not-for-profit projects, aims to drive down kidney healthcare cost and increase efficiency in reducing the incidence of CKD, as well as providing accessible Kidney Failure treatment modalities to all members of the community, irrespective of their financial capability (support tiers based on means-testing).

Our core programs are as follows:
1. Kidney Disease Screening and Preventative Guidance: Identifying kidney problems at an early stage, preventing further damage, and improving outcomes for individuals at risk or already diagnosed with kidney disease.
2. Clinical Research and Trials for Innovation in Care: Crucial for driving innovation in Kidney Care. They help in advancing our understanding of kidney diseases, improve diagnostic tools, help in development of new treatments, enhance patient-centred care, and influence health policies and guidelines.
3. Early Access Programs for Treatments and Solutions: Initiatives that allow patients with kidney disease, to gain access to either investigational treatments or solutions before they are fully approved, subsidised and available on the market.
4. Hemodialysis and Peritoneal dialysis provision and support: A life-saving therapy for patients with kidney disease, performed in community based centres or at the patient's home.
5. Palliative Care and Conservative Kidney Management Programs: Focused on improving the quality of life for individuals who may not be suitable candidates for dialysis or transplantation.
6. Kidney Transplant Awareness and Donor Support: Helping promote organ donation and support for patients.
7. Patient Advocacy Forums: A valuable platform for individuals to connect, share experiences, seek information, and advocate for their needs. These forums can offer emotional support, education, and empowerment to patients and their families.
8. Social and Psychological Support Programs: Addressing the emotional and psychosocial needs, provide a supportive environment, coping strategies, and resources to help patients and their families navigate the challenges associated with the disease.