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Dialysis centers by state

Medicare rates 7,477 dialysis centers from 1 to 5 stars, mostly on patient survival, hospital admissions and readmissions, transfusions, infections and the quality of dialysis. Pick your state.

• Alabama173 centers
• Alaska7 centers
• Arizona122 centers
• Arkansas65 centers
• California734 centers
• Colorado83 centers
• Connecticut49 centers
• Delaware34 centers
• District of Columbia18 centers
• Florida533 centers
• Georgia355 centers
• Hawaii41 centers
• Idaho28 centers
• Illinois338 centers
• Indiana154 centers
• Iowa62 centers
• Kansas59 centers
• Kentucky121 centers
• Louisiana168 centers
• Maine20 centers
• Maryland169 centers
• Massachusetts83 centers
• Michigan219 centers
• Minnesota113 centers
• Mississippi98 centers
• Missouri149 centers
• Montana18 centers
• Nebraska36 centers
• Nevada52 centers
• New Hampshire20 centers
• New Jersey192 centers
• New Mexico60 centers
• New York345 centers
• North Carolina251 centers
• North Dakota16 centers
• Ohio312 centers
• Oklahoma83 centers
• Oregon69 centers
• Pennsylvania301 centers
• Puerto Rico50 centers
• Rhode Island16 centers
• South Carolina149 centers
• South Dakota26 centers
• Tennessee189 centers
• Texas745 centers
• Utah53 centers
• Vermont8 centers
• Virginia206 centers
• Washington113 centers
• West Virginia39 centers
• Wisconsin123 centers
• Wyoming10 centers

How to use these ratings

Star ratings summarize measures that CMS collects from every Medicare-certified provider. Use them to shortlist, then call two or three providers: ask whether they accept your insurance, have openings, serve your address and offer the services you need. Ratings are updated by CMS a few times a year and describe past performance; they do not replace advice from your doctor or care team.