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July 2022 by Leanne
I just recently visited this DaVita for treatment. First off, Sommers, the facilitator there, helped me immensely planning my visit. She was so helpful, and was there for me the whole time. She also has a great sense of humor. My nurse was Kathy, and I had Kecha, Trevor and Lakeisha as my techs. All of them were awesome and this facility was great. Thanks for the great care you gave me. Hope to see you again soon.
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May 2021 by Doug Elliott
My experience was a good one. The facility was very busy with good and quality staff.
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April 2021 by Ross Moreland
I have been using some form of Davita for hemodialysis since 2008. This company has always had faults like any company; but I’ve never seen so much disfunction caused by your own administration. Whoever is making the decisions has decided that their bottom dollar is more important than what the patients wants and needs are, and it’s truly sad. It’s no longer about what’s right or wrong... it’s about who is being effected an how much money are we losing... an throw the patient to the wayside. Big money business so it will only get worse, hopefully an artificial organ will be developed sooner than later so this “thuggery” we call dialysis won’t exist.
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August 2019 by John Davis
No TV remote.so I sit for four hours with no television
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July 2018 by James Fitzgerald
Long beaches
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January 2018 by Anne W.
I have only been a patient at Davita's Nocturnal Dialysis for about 2 weeks, but since I have been there, I've been very pleased with the care I have received. All of the staff members are very professional and friendly . They take all the precautions to make sure that the patient is their first priority. I would like to say Thank You for being on the front line of caring, and Thanks for your kindness and dedication and for putting your patients first.
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September 2017 by John D.
What can I say about going to dialysis but if you're going to go I could think of no better place to go. For the most part they are attentive and try to get in on time.
