DaVita Acute Dialysis Services message to the hospital Chief Operating Officer (COO)

Continuous improvement in renal services through collaboration

DaVita Acute Dialysis Services believes our responsibility to the hospital does not begin and end with each dialysis treatment. The depth and breadth of our experience in providing renal services to hundreds of institutions throughout the U.S. is shared in the form of best demonstrated practices with each hospital we service regardless of size or location. This collaboration allows each of our hospitals to benefit from DaVita’s experience with many of the country’s finest teaching institutions.

Seamless implementation or DaVita renal services

Whether your hospital is 100 or 1,000 beds and whether your current dialysis provider is an in-house service or an outsourced provider, DaVita has the experience and the resources necessary to seamlessly implement a comprehensive program that meets all of the renal replacement needs of your hospital.

Flexible capacity with renal care

DaVita’s flexible staffing model enables us to keep pace with both short-term and long-term fluctuations in your renal census. We grow with your institution day to day, year to year.

Interdisciplinary collaboration

DaVita Acute Dialysis Services is keenly aware that the hospital is our customer. DaVita also understands that the hospital has a commitment to meet the needs of both its patients and its physicians in order to ensure the highest possible level of service. We strive to deliver reliable service with respect, integrity and professionalism.

Holistic approach to managing renal patients

Hospitals today deserve a dialysis provider with the expertise and organizational resources necessary to minimize the total costs associated with caring for renal patients. DaVita Acute Dialysis Services partners with our hospitals on throughput issues, discharge planning, patient education, dialysis on the day of discharge, present on admission conditions and other tough issues facing health care providers today.