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New jobs announced, strengthening home dialysis equipment production in Arkansas

40/29 News·Oct 27, 2026 · 9:51 PM CT
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Home kidney care company Vantive announced 175 new specialized technical and engineering jobs at its home dialysis manufacturing plant in Mountain Home. The site already employs about 800 people, and CEO Chris Toth said its products reach home dialysis patients around the world.

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