Most of the staff here has been anything but kind and sympathetic to my husband. There is a tech…read morenamed Nick who treats my spouse like crap so in defense my spouse resists all the fawning and attitude he and other staff give Nick. People praise this guy for looking for drivers that he THINKS are driving erratic (on his off time) and then follows them and alerts police to these erratic drivers like some vigilante nutcase. The director of this kidney center thinks this guy is SO fabulous. GEE with all this worshipping and mutual fawning all over each other... Do you think these people realize that the patients insurance etc pays their salaries?? Patients dont exist for THEM... They are there for the patients! Unbelievable ! No he can't switch to another center because the other center is even worse. At one point Nick took too much water off my spouse and my spouse told him he was cramping really bad and this jerk didn't say or do anything. Another tech came over and assisted my spouse while this Moron walked away. And the regular staff I guess get off because the one disabled vet they don't like suffers and they can enjoy it? What kind of sick people work here? Dialysis is a racket IMHO.

This is one of the better dialysis centers I've been to. Unfortunately this means their grade is…read moreonly a "C+". There are some really good techs here, and a great nurse. However there is also the usual barely competent, uncaring and borderline dangerous staff members here, too. More details in a later post.

This center is horrible. The home Dialysis gets hopes up then turns around and drops you like a…read moreheart Brock you get sent home and your machines there and you have issues in your have codes and you have bells yep whistles but you're not a lot of nurse to come out to help you but didn't understand that being training and Center is one place and Main set home as another and then when you get home if you cry God forbid if you cry or if you didn't motional you know and then your nurse Sharon likes to tell you I keep telling him a great you're doing your great doing but yet and they can come out come she's not him how crappy you doing and how bad off you are at it and then you come up with an excuse as though they're afraid that you're going to hurt yourself well how in the hell am I going to hurt myself if I'm doing this so I can live that does make sense does it all the other things that they come up with it was unbelievable and in the meantime they dropped the ball on your haematocrit near iron you've only had it once in about seven weeks seven eight weeks so now that they're coming to get your machine and take everything away from you you end up in the hospital with lost wages because your humans couldn't he was on her solo and then while you're in the hospital and you end up with a blood transfusion because of them because the nurse Sharon kept forgetting to bring it over to buy it so you know don't go there are y'all die and then they think that you need to come to dinner Clinic to do regular dialysis when you live in Escondido now you have to drive to Oceanside I'm think so I won't go because that was a part of the beginning is to get me off at home hemo and get me into the sensor that way they can make more money and then the damn doctor doctor Shah he doesn't even bother to have a conversation with you but on the day after they're coming. Your machine then then he makes an appointment at 3:15 I don't think so Kaiser is the worst this Clinic needs to be taking me out and dismantled and the one that's running it whatever her name is the Asian thingy thingy and then page of social worker that looks like s*** all the time yeah but they got their s*** together and how can you have your s*** together so I had to get myself back into I beat it and now I'm waiting for them to send all my records to die Vita and I probably lied on that to try and get me to go there even left me the number for transportation from Kaiser and then I can go there and Tuesday Thursdays and Saturdays at 6:15 in the morning they don't get it I'm not going

Nurses and staff are exceptional. Always there to help before, after, and during dialysis Dr. Chen…read moreis always there to help There Dietitian Social Worker, and reception staff are equally outstanding. They are all there to save us from certain death

When I lived in Oceanside, CA my Hometown for 33 years, On…read morean occasional Basis, I would be referred out to Tri-City Medical Center from my Primary Care Doctor to get two different Surgeries on my left leg due to I contracted a DVT in my left leg due to a Estrogen Medication that was recommended to me by my younger sister to make my Bones Stronger. My younger sister isn't a physician I didn't know the devastating impact her decision would have on my health at that time period. I decided to take this Estrogen Medication called Prempro for (one year and a half) then I stopped taking this Medication because this Prempro caused me to contract a severe DVT means a (Deep Venous Thrombosis) in my Left Leg. I contacted Dr. Richard Saxon who is a Certified Radiologist who specializes in the Stenting process of inserting Stents in both my Right and Left Groin Area inside my body. Dr. Richard Saxon performed this Stenting Surgical procedure for the First Time on my Left Leg. My Stenting Procedure was very successful. I was his First Recipient. Also the Tri-City Radiologist Group has an amazing collection of physicians who I had a few procedures done with Dr. Donald Ponec who had inserted a IVC Filter in my Left Iliac Vein to keep my vein open on a permanent basis to prevent any New Blood Clots from traveling up to my Heart . Also Dr. Justin Gooding performed a similar procedure on the same left leg and this procedure was very successful with excellent results. I wanted to say a big THANK YOU to these Doctors at Tri- City Medical Center.

I am writing this review because I hope hospital leadership will address concerns about my recent…read moreexperience. During my visit, I experienced excessive wait times, poor communication, lack of follow-up, staff behavior. What was most concerning was lack of communication. I understand that hospitals can be busy and that healthcare professionals work under significant pressure. However, patients and families deserve clear communication, respect, and timely care. In my case, I had to wait 3 days for an MRI after that their wasn't a care plan to follow up. I had to advocate for myself for proper treatment. I am sharing this feedback not simply to complain, but in the hope that management will review these concerns and take steps to improve the patient experience. I would appreciate having someone from leadership contact me to discuss this matter further. Thank you for your attention.

I'm writing this from the waiting room of my transplant center - I'm here for a follow up visit, 3+…read moreweeks post very successful kidney transplant. I am only here because of the exceptional staff and care at Home Dialysis Therapies. From the moment I was told dialysis needed to happen, through the training and management of home peritoneal dialysis and eventually home hemodialysis and throughout the transplant listing and matching - HDT took my care and training personally, and that of my husband, who is my caregiver. We were able to feel confident and supported at every step of this difficult journey - with staff available 24/7 for questions and encouragement. They started as my medical team but are now considered dear friends. HDT's doctors, nurses, social workers, nutritionists and support staff operate at the highest standards of professionalism and expertise - wonderful, but the big difference is the intensely personal investment they make in each patient, curating care to make sure we are well prepared to walk each step of the dialysis journey with confidence. These folks are quite simply the best - and I highly encourage any dialysis patient to trust them with their care.

Great nurses and all the staff are so helpful. They know that patients can chose where to be cared…read morefor and you want to look forward to your monthly visits. You can tell people mean more than profits. The nurses are on call 24/7 and that helps with my care confidence. Give them a call and see for yourself.

We are incredibly grateful for the amazing Home Dialysis team and the care they have provided to my…read more96-year-old grandmother since 2024. At her age, having a healthcare team that is not only professional but genuinely compassionate, patient, and dependable means everything to our family. I especially want to recognize Sonia, who has truly been an angel throughout my grandmother's healthcare journey. She is incredibly kind, patient, caring, and always willing to help. What makes Sonia so special is that you can genuinely feel how much she cares about her patients and their families. For her, this is clearly more than just a job. She is always there to answer our questions, help us find solutions, and make sure my grandmother is receiving the care and attention she needs. Having Sonia there gives our family so much comfort and peace of mind. She truly deserves recognition for the compassion, dedication, and heart she brings to her work. We are also very thankful for Dr. Gingberg for the care, attention, and support he provides to my grandmother. Debbie, her nutritionist, has also been wonderful, helping us understand and manage my grandmother's nutritional needs with so much patience and care. I also want to recognize all of the nurses, the social worker, the front desk staff, and every member of the Home Dialysis team. Every person plays an important role in my grandmother's care. Your patience, kindness, responsiveness, attention to detail, and willingness to help make a tremendous difference to both patients and their families. Caring for a 96-year-old loved one on dialysis can be challenging, and knowing that we have a team we can trust is priceless. You never make my grandmother feel like just another patient or a number. You treat her with dignity, kindness, and respect, and you make our entire family feel cared for and supported. Thank you, Sonia, Dr. Gingberg, Debbie, and every single member of this wonderful team, for everything you do. People who bring this level of compassion and dedication to their work deserve to be recognized and appreciated. We feel incredibly fortunate to have my grandmother in your care.

This place is a life saver! Literally!! I started my treatment at Davita and it was nightmare…read more Issue after issue. I was carrying 20lbs of extra fluid. I was severely anemic. It was awful. I've been to a lot of different offices over the years with my diagnosis. I started to lose faith in the health care system. This place is different. They actually care about you. You're not just number. Sonia, Paula, Debbie, and Shyla, and Dr. Ginsburg make you feel very comfortable and part of the team and they genuinely care about your well being and will help with every aspect of dealing with dialysis and everything that comes with it. My only wish is that I had started with them sooner.