CKD often coexists with diabetes, hypertension, obesity, and cardiovascular diseases, presenting a complex management challenge in primary care.
Point-Of-Care Creatinine and eGFR and smartphone based Urine ACR test
Check your kidneys from the comfort of home.
HelloKidney Urine ACR Kit
The urine ACR test strip contains solid-phase reagent areas affixed to a plastic stick. They are provided as a dry reagent. Urine test strips provide a test for semi-quantitative determinations of microalbumin and creatinine, which are markers of kidney damage. The Urine Albumin/Creatinine ratio (Urine ACR) was determined using a two-step colourimetric semi-quantitative point-of-care testing method.
The urine ACR test strip contains solid-phase reagent areas affixed to a plastic stick. They are provided as a dry reagent. Urine test strips provide a test for semi-quantitative determinations of microalbumin and creatinine, which are markers of kidney damage. The Urine Albumin/Creatinine ratio (Urine ACR) was determined using a two-step colourimetric semi-quantitative point-of-care testing method.
How it will Work
Collect Urine Sample
Dip the Test Card
Primary care professionals frequently encounter confusion and inconsistency in CKD management, leading to suboptimal patient outcomes.
Scan & upload
NephKare brings the power of KDIGO guideline-based kidney care to the forefront, facilitating early diagnosis and effective intervention.
More about UACR Test
Fairness
We’ve trained the model using a wide variety of data so it can give accurate results no matter who you are. The system focuses on medical facts and avoids things like race or income, which shouldn’t influence health decisions.
Transparency
The AI doesn’t work like a black box. We use explainable methods so that healthcare providers can understand how it reaches its decisions, which helps build trust. We’re also upfront about how data is used and make sure to clearly point out when the AI is less confident about a result.
Accountability
This system doesn’t make decisions on its own—doctors and healthcare professionals still have the final say. We also keep a close eye on how it’s performing, regularly auditing and checking for any issues. If something seems off, we’ve got protocols in place to look into it
Non-Discrimination
We’ve put a lot of effort into testing the system to make sure there’s no bias in predicting CKD risk. The goal is to give everyone the same level of care, no matter where they live or their background, and base everything strictly on clinical data.