Although demographic features (age, sex, and place of residence) did not differ between groups, there were multiple other significant statistical associations and potential predictors of MDRO sepsis, i.e., Perm-A-Cath access (vs. fistula or graft), certain background comorbidities (e.g., peripheral arterial disease and chronic skin ulcers), recent healthcare-associated exposures (i.e., hospitalizations, procedures, devices, and antibiotics), and certain acute illness indices (e.g., tachycardia at presentation, fatal McCabe score, low serum albumin, and admission to intensive care unit). This evidence concerns the gene ALB and chronic ulcer of skin.