Around 87,000 people in the US require a kidney transplant each year. Since transplant wait times can span several years, many patients rely on dialysis, a procedure that filters blood outside the body. Dialysis is highly time-intensive, typically taking 3–5 hours per session, multiple times a week, which significantly impacts daily life and often leaves users feeling helpless. To regain daytime freedom, many patients opt for nocturnal home hemodialysis, where treatment is performed at night while sleeping. While this saves time, it places greater responsibility on the user, who must manage the entire procedure independently. Elderly patients or patients who lack dexterity struggle with the needle-gauze interaction. Hemopatch is designed to reduce the stress associated with these critical moments, making home hemodialysis safer, easier, and more approachable for patients.