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Fresenius Medical Care, the world’s leading provider of products and services for people with chronic kidney failure, has been recognized for the 11th time as a sustainability leader with inclusion in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI Europe). The DJSI Europe index represents the top 20 percent of the largest 600 European companies in the S&P Global BMI, based on the international investment company S&P Global’s analysis of their economic, environmental and social performance.

Conference Call Q3 2021, Fresenius

November 02, 2021 - 01:30 pm
Bad Homburg, Germany

Conference Call Q3 2021, Fresenius

Live Webcast
Conference Call Q2 2021, Fresenius

July 30, 2021 - 01:30 pm
Bad Homburg, Germany

Conference Call Q2 2021, Fresenius

Live Webcast
Conference Call Q1 2021, Fresenius

May 06, 2021 - 01:30 pm
Bad Homburg, Germany

Conference Call Q1 2021, Fresenius

Live Webcast
Conference Call Full Year Results 2020, Fresenius

February 23, 2021 - 01:30 pm
Bad Homburg, Germany

Conference Call Full Year Results 2020, Fresenius

Live Webcast
November 17

November 17, 2020
Bad Homburg, Germany

Jefferies Virtual Global Healthcare Conference

Fresenius Helios has started publishing daily figures on the occupancy rate for intensive care beds in its 86 German hospitals. The website of each hospital will report the number of COVID-19 patients in the hospital’s regular and intensive care wards. It will also publish figures from the Robert Koch Institute, Germany’s national health agency, on the number of new infections in the surrounding region. Helios’ goal is to increase transparency and facilitate a data-based assessment of the pandemic at the local level. Helios Germany currently has a total of 1,300 intensive care beds across the country and could add an additional 1,000 on short notice, in the event of a sharp increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations.

Fresenius Helios has started publishing daily figures on the occupancy rate for intensive care beds in its 86 German hospitals. The website of each hospital will report the number of COVID-19 patients in the hospital’s regular and intensive care wards. It will also publish figures from the Robert Koch Institute, Germany’s national health agency, on the number of new infections in the surrounding region. Helios’ goal is to increase transparency and facilitate a data-based assessment of the pandemic at the local level. Helios Germany currently has a total of 1,300 intensive care beds across the country and could add an additional 1,000 on short notice, in the event of a sharp increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations.

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