The nonprofit provider of dialysis and related health services for people with kidney failure has more than 27 locations and about 550 employees, plus a new program slated to open in Beachwood this ...

Conventional in-center hemodialysis is the modality used by approximately 90% of patients receiving dialysis in the U.S.1 For patients and providers, there are clear disadvantages to conventional ...

Gary Robinson has been named president and CEO of the nonprofit Centers for Dialysis Care (CDC), taking over for Diane Wish, who is retiring in December after leading the organization since 1984.

Northwest Kidney Centers and Satellite Healthcare, Inc., two non-profit pioneers in bringing life sustaining dialysis to people with kidney failure, a ...

The Centers for Dialysis Care has announced the appointment of Dr. Richard Spech as its new chief medical officer. Spech had been serving as the centers’ interim chief medical officer since the ...

Government incentives and value-based care are helping to transition dialysis from hospitals and kidney treatment facilities to the home.

Centers for Dialysis Care , Northeast Ohio's largest dialysis provider, is the first dialysis group to implement next-generation non-invasive cardiovascular monitoring in the state of Ohio. The ...

At dialysis centers, patients receive not only dialysis services but also wraparound care from professionals including doctors, nurses, dietitians, social workers, technicians and counselors who ...

Dialysis centers are about to get hit with financial penalties - up to 2 percent of their reimbursements - if they fail to reach certain quality benchmarks, starting in 2012, according to a ...

Achieving health equity at a local level is challenging. Dialysis centers and the kidney care community have been doing that for years.

In California, 63,000 patients rely on kidney dialysis, a life-sustaining medical procedure but critics say there is a gap in this life-saving care in San Diego and across the state.