I would have to say my dialysis treatments at the DCI unit was good. The staff and nurses where…read morereally caring and understanding towards patients and what they were going though and their needs. It was not run like a warehouse or factory like other places. They have on site doctors on all the time and they take time explain what was going on with your health. I was on dialysis there for 3 years and they had good grasp of my needs - they took very good care of me when I was there. I would recommend any one that is starting dialysis any time soon to check this place out. And if you are looking for doctor check out a Dr Daniel E Weiner he is the best one there he took the time to talk to you like a person not like dog or patient. James B. Murphy Boston, Ma

The staff that currently there some know what there doing and some need more training.read more

Natasha is such a great tech! She is diligent, thorough, caring, and thoughtful. She does more than…read morejust baseline execution... constantly going further than expectation. She is not afraid to challenge others with facts. She even challenges the doctors ( respectfully). She is a great mentor to the new staff. I listen in even as a patient cause it helps demystify the place.

I would not take a dog there - it's like a factory, run you in and out. The place is a real…read morecircus.. For this type of treatment and spending so much of your time there, I think it's important to treat clients with respect. I spent only two weeks there and went to another unit in Chinatown, which I do reccommend (Tufts Medical Center DCI). Also, as a side note, there were a lot of prisioners there as well and the security wasn't what it should have been.

Avoid this place!!!! I was referred to this location and was treated pleasant by the…read morereceptionist. Unfortunately a white patient came in and was treated extremely rude before saying anything. I thought maybe they had some issues in the past, but then it happened to a second one. Last but not least a very nice polite young man arrived to do what clearly seemed to be some scheduled work at the location. He was told he was at the wrong location. He made a call and confirmed the location and stated that he had proof of the work to be done. With a nasty attitude he was told "well I can tell you you won't be doing any work goodbye". He went outside and returned and said that he was having their branch manager come down and that he would take lunch and return. He was told take lunch and don't return. When he other man arrived he was treated beyond terribly despite showing proof of a signed contract. He claimed that they had signed the contract and had ordered thousands of dollars worth of materials. The receptionist replied with a laugh" ha well that's not our problem". The problem does not end there. The receptionist was also working with patients and she was not changing her gloves and mask between them and she would come out with the mask pulled down to her chin if removed at all and talk to incoming patients and typing on the computer wearing the same gloves. In addition she was eating while wearing them and it just seemed very unsanitary. This is 2017 there is no room for bigotry toward anyone. Even if this is not race related which I with my hand to God believe it is kidney patients have enough problems to deal with they do not need to be treated this way. And I'm sure if this is the culture at the front desk I'm sure they are discriminated against when receiving medical attention as well. Several staff members witnessing this and they all did nothing. This tells me it is part of the culture. I will be changing my care provider immediately