The best school I've had and they more hands on dialysis machine! And they tech u the protocol how…read moreto prime dialysis machine which is really good to know! so thankful found these school renal care Van Nuys and also teachers are nice they help u to pass to get your licenses

I live in Antioch CA My parents told me about Northridge kidney foundation so I decided to visit…read moreand do my dialysis at this site let me tell you I was very impressed with the text and the staff they were very professional quite courteous and I love the fact that they spoke Spanish I don't recall anyone speaking to tagalo with that being said I was truly amazed on how professional all the staff was with me during my stay there hoping to see you guys again I'm going to go visit my parents soon

I'm so happy for the most caring , kind compassionate & considerate Dialysis Technician Jeffrey…read more Rosario at Fresenius Dialysis Care in Woodland Hills. Who give the excellent support & understanding to my sister in law who undergo for her treatment at these location. I truly appreciated you for doing a wonderful job. Very respectful employee... Thank you!

Sometimes you need to reply to remarks that are not true. This is my review of FMC Woodland Hills…read moreand a story of an RN with over 25 plus years as an RN and 18 years in the Dialysis Unit. Before I can comment on FMC, I will need to share why I was at FMC WH. 25 years ago, I needed a heart transplant, and on St Patricia's Day, I received my first miracle, a Heart transplant. My second miracle was a kidney 15th years ago, and my donor was my sister and my guardian angel. Sadly in July 2022, I was in trouble with a serious case of influenza and kidney failure, My 3rd miracle is when I was assigned to Woodland Hills. I was disappointed with having to do dialysis again but life must go on. the first day I arrive. I was anxious, and I didn't wanna be here. When I walked in is when I met the singing RN. This nurse's name is Darin Budwig. We hit it off very quickly. With his demeanor. with his patients and his extensive knowledge and confidence, I felt safe. After several days at the center, I heard music and a person singing what I thought was coming from the radio. To my surprise, the singing voice was my RN Darin Budwig.. Now I look forward to my 3 days of dialysis because Datin works the days I'm there. Many of the other patients who are there enjoy his presence and his energy and his professional abilities. I now been at the center for nine months and I enjoy coming here and not at closure facility to my house. I hope my comments will help clear up any negative comments. Thank you Darin for helping me go through a very frustrating situation that I will be on dialysis for the rest of my life. I will miss my grandsons, grad daughters, great-great grandsons. But you are among others in my life you are my guardian angel and a warrior!!

I used to like this place but the new Peritoneal Dialysis nurse named N____e is arrogant and beyond…read morerude....

I go here for peritoneal dialysis and can only say good things about this center. They have very…read morecaring and attentive nurse that help you without tearing you like a baby. The center is nice clean and updated a little cold but then again every dialysis center I have ever been to feels like winter is coming from the game of thrones.

My special needs daughter is a recent ESRD patient, and transitioning from hospital dialysis was…read moreoverwhelming. Her nephrologist recommended home hemodialysis, and Advanced Home Hemodialysis (AHHD) made all the difference. Nurses Ella and Tracy are incredibly experienced and truly personal in their care. Tracy trained me step-by-step to do dialysis at home, and Ella stays directly connected with our nephrologist and is always available for questions. Being a smaller company, they really know my daughter and our situation. Home dialysis has been gentler, more flexible, and has helped my daughter return to the activities she loves. We're so grateful for AHHD's support and care.

I want to say that Advance Home Dialysis is a very good company. I recommend it to any one who…read morewants to have their dialysis at home.

My mom went to the dialysis center and I am so glad we got her a to a new center! This is the worst…read morecenter you can go to. Here is the story to save yourself from coming here. My mom went to both Dr. Shah and Dr. Haggiagi and neither of them were able to help her with her high blood pressure that would even rise to 200+, intense swelling, coming out of dialysis she felt absolutely horrid. Then Covid hit. At this time her doctor was Dr. Haggiagi and he became completely unavailable. We couldn't even get an appointment by phone. My mom was feeling her worst with no doctor's help. Even when she went in feeling very hot the nurses started scaring her that she had menopause. She only just turned 50. At the new center we found out the machine's have the ability to control the temperature! Why didn't this center help her with the temperature settings? After weeks of the pressure passing 200 and no doctor's help because the doctor was unavailable, but mother ended up needing to go the hospital in emergency. She went into cardiac arrest and had water in her lungs. Her heart stopped. She was intubated and was on sedatives for days before they took out the tube. She literally almost died. The doctor's Dr. Shah and Dr. Haggiagi and the center almost killed my mom because they couldn't treat her. I found her a new doctor and a new center. Her blood pressure is NORMAL and NO swelling. She comes out of dialysis feeling normal. Dr. Shah and Dr. Haggiagi and this center failed my mom. I do not recommend this place in the least bit.

My sister has been going there the last couple of years, their staff is amazing and do an…read moreincredible job!

I have been a patient of this center 3 times a week for about a year and a half. When you frequent…read moreany establishment that often and for 4 hours each visit you get a good sense of the soul of the place. The caregivers are knowledgable, efficient, and very kind. You have an arrival time and a start time and I think that there has only been one time that I was started a few minutes late. Schedule is very important when you need to get to work or to another appointment. The facility is very clean and organized well. You have an assigned seat so you know what to do when you get there. Each patient has their own T.V. so you can watch, or read or nap during the session. Dialysis is not a pleasant exercise but the people who are there, the caregivers as well as the patients , make an otherwise terrible experience tolerable. I am very glad I found them!!!

You wrote a review for Davita - South Valley 2 minutes ago…read more2.0 star rating 8/18/2017 used to be a nice place for dialysis, caring and competent technicians. Then in summer of 2017 a new person took over who is hidebound with rules, not for the patient's benefit but for the sake of throwing her weight around. Rules for the sake of rules. It's a shame. She took a wonderful facility and is on her way to ruining it in less than a month

The manager Joycelune makes the dialysis tech who treat the the sick patients go to work with…read morecovid. She makes her employees work sick causing the patients to get sick. She does not care sour patients nor her staff.

Fresinus Kidney Care Liberty Park, Bakersfield is an absolutely horrible dialysis clinic. The staff…read moreincluding Admin operate on one basic philosophy regarding patients. After treatment the clinic culture is to get the patient taped up (mummified, if you will), up and out of the chair with as much haste as possible sometimes still hemorrhaging at cannulation sites and quickly, while not adhering to proper cleanliness and disinfecting practices, wipe down chair and machine and promptly slam another body into the still warm chair in order to commence another dialysis treatment. This occurs within 15 min of disconnecting the previous patient whom is not even out of the door. The clinic operates from 3:30 am to 9:30 pm, 6 days out of the week. The only thing these people care about is money, that is the bottom line. However it should not be so when patient care is at stake. Inept, incompetent and inexperienced Techs and Registered Nurses work in a virtual employee revolving door practice due to substandard pay rates. Inferior and deficient medical equipment and supplies, non existent Admin and upper management, inadequate staffing of rolling shift positions, all of which mandate and promote a non-chalant company culture and attitude in regards to patient care. Approximately 2 in every 1,000 Americans require dialysis to continue life. These statistics are a catalyst to the astronomical financial plunder from governmental medical aid programs, health insurance companies and dialysis patients. Precedence is therefore dictated over the welfare of the dialysis patient. My expert analysis of the Fresinus clinic is earned from being an in-center hemodialysis patient for approximately 18 months and recently switching my care to another dialysis clinic. The only true patient care exhibited at Fresinus are the care posters which litter the interior clinic walls. After experiencing three dialysis treatments during the past week, the two facilities are literally like night and day.

The actual place is great. But, the parking. The idiot…read moreservice drivers make a mess of the parking lot. Parking wherever they choose to. Blocking parking spaces. Even handicap spaces. As a business owner. I'd make sure my patients weren't stressed out on finding a parking spot. Especially not after 4 hours of dialysis. What a pain in the ass to come and pick my brother up. Only to have to deal with parking. I'm pretty sure they're aware of it. Because it only happens right in front of their business everyday. Funny they even put a tow away area. Which these drivers totally ignore btw. Updating for the last time. Nothing has changed. As far as the parking lot situation. I guess it is what it is. Be careful because people don't pay attention to the flow of traffic. Even when the arrows are clearly big enough too. Yet, those who don't get it. Still have the nerve to get angry at the other drivers. The service vans still don't care. They make their own rules of parking. The guards just stand there and watch. Do nothing. Yet put on their "mad do z just be careful. Watch for people walking in lot. Some drivers think they're on a race track.