Frequently asked questions
Find out how the model works, where our programs stand, and how to get involved.
Program status as of .

What is NephroHaven Foundation?
NephroHaven is a nonprofit working to expand access to sustainable kidney care through prevention, early detection, and solar-powered dialysis solutions. Founded by a nurse, the foundation brings together a multidisciplinary team.
Does NephroHaven currently operate its own dialysis center?
Our first solar installation is at Trust Premium Hospital in Osu, Accra. A dedicated NephroHaven center is a future concept.
What does solar-powered dialysis mean?
Our initial model combines solar energy with grid electricity. The feasibility study will assess electricity costs, power-related treatment interruptions, and patient affordability.
Have you demonstrated cost savings yet?
The foundation’s October update confirmed the panels were installed and identified commissioning and data collection as the next steps. We will share results when they are available.
How will savings benefit patients?
The feasibility study will examine what patients pay after any electricity savings are applied as subsidies.
What does whole-person kidney care mean?
It means looking at the wider needs of people living with kidney disease, including emotional well-being, financial barriers, health education, and access to appropriate care.
Are the mental health and training programs available now?
Both were preparing to launch as of the foundation’s October update. We will share participation details and how patients can access support as those programs develop.
Can organizations outside Ghana partner with you?
Yes. We welcome local and international partners who can support the work in Ghana and help us develop the approach for wider use across Africa.
How can I get involved?
Visit our partnership page to reach us on LinkedIn. Tell us about yourself, your organization, and how you’d like to contribute.
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