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dialysis facility compare
The
Dialysis Facility Compare website
can help you compare dialysis facilities and choose the one that is right for you. If you are a patient or someone helping a patient make decisions about his or her health care, the DFC website can help you...
Locate a dialysis facility
Review the services and performance of facilities (includes
star ratings
)
Learn more about kidney disease and dialysis
Learn more about Medicare coverage of dialysis and transplantation
How to Use Dialysis Facility Compare
Go to
www.medicare.gov/DialysisFacilityCompare/search.html
.
Select a state, county, city, zip code, or name of a facility.
Select the facilities about which you would like more information. If you select more than one facility, you will be able to compare the information on all you choose.
You have the option of viewing general information, best treatment practices, and/or hospitalizations and deaths. You can then compare the percentage of patients who receive adequate dialysis and manage anemia, as well as patient survival information.