Dialysis
The University of Iowa Health Care dialysis service offers a variety of treatment options for patients with kidney failure
For Nephrology related requests:
1-319-356-8133
- For all other requests:
- 1-800-777-8442
We currently provide outpatient hemodialysis six days a week at our University of Iowa Health Care Dialysis Center in Iowa City.
We Provide Outpatient Dialysis Three Days a Week
- Grinnell Dialysis Center
- Muscatine Dialysis Center
- North Liberty Dialysis Center
- Washington Dialysis Center
UI Health Care has one of the longest running home dialysis training programs in the country. Since the 1970s our program has trained many patients to successfully perform hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis in their homes, giving patients with renal failure more independence and flexibility.
We Currently Provide Training for the Following Modalities:
- Daily home hemodialysis
- 4-6 times per week for 2-3 hours per session
- Nocturnal dialysis
- 5 times per week, 6-8 hours per night
- CAPD (continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis)
- CCPD (continuous cyclic peritoneal dialysis)
Our Care Team
- Nephrology
- Nephrology
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Keegan Aggers, MSW, LISW
Lisa Bramer MSW, LISW
Allison Caballero Kral RDN, LD
Tara Clark, LISW, MBA
Jennifer Ehrlich RN, MHA
Sara Hatch, RN, BSN, MHA, CNN
Christopher Timmins, LISW
Miriam Troutner MS, RD, LD, CNSC
Jessica Venables-Jesse, LMSW
Not sure which Dialysis provider is right for you?
When you call 1-319-356-8133 we'll help you find a provider who meets your needs.
Locations and Offices
200 Hawkins Drive, Iowa City, IA 52242
3465 Mulberry Avenue, Muscatine, IA 52761
803 Broad Street, Grinnell, IA 50112
Lions Drive, North Liberty, IA 52317
414 East Polk Street, Washington County Hospital, Washington, IA 52353
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