UAE-based healthcare group M42 has announced the opening of its first renal care clinic in Kyrgyzstan, marking an expansion of its footprint in Central Asia. The new facility, located in Bishkek, is set to begin operations with 15 dialysis stations, operating three shifts daily from Monday to Saturday, with plans to increase capacity to 20 stations.

The clinic will implement Diaverum’s AI-enabled Care Delivery Model, which integrates the company’s global clinical standards and governance frameworks with local healthcare expertise. Diaverum is the renal care unit operated by M42.

This expansion follows Diaverum’s decade-long presence in Kazakhstan, where the company has significantly grown its operations. Since its entry into the Kazakh market, Diaverum has expanded from nine clinics to more than 55 facilities across the country. It currently serves over 3,400 patients and employs upwards of 1,000 healthcare professionals and support staff, making it the largest private dialysis provider in Kazakhstan, according to M42.

M42’s move into Kyrgyzstan reflects a strategic effort to extend specialized renal care services throughout the Central Asian region, leveraging technology and clinical expertise to address growing demand for dialysis treatment.