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There are 7,490 matching listings across the directory. This is the full result count across all pages, not a count of available beds or appointments.
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Marjorie Basser Dialysis Center
15 Dialysis Stations
327 Beach 19th Street, St. John's Episcopal Hospital-Dialysis UnitFar Rockaway, NY
(718) 869-7637View This Facility →Understanding dialysis centers
Dialysis centers provide life-sustaining treatment for people whose kidneys can no longer filter waste from the blood. Most patients receive in-center hemodialysis several times a week, while some facilities also train and support patients who dialyze at home. CMS publishes each facility’s treatment options, quality measures, and patient survey results so families can compare locations on more than convenience.
Answers for your care search
Across the directoryWhat quality information can I compare?
On this results page, 18 of 18 listings have at least one reported CMS measure. Compare CMS clinical quality stars and patient survey stars separately, alongside treatment services. Missing measures remain unavailable; check the reporting period for each measure.
Where are the providers on this results page located?
Locations shown include Lubbock, TX; Palo Alto, CA; Eau Claire, WI; Webster, TX; Hershey, PA. Review each profile’s address and contact the provider to confirm services and availability.
What should I confirm with dialysis centers?
Does this location offer the treatment my kidney care team recommends? Are my preferred shifts available, and who arranges transportation? Confirm current availability and insurance participation directly with each provider.
Services you may find
- In-center hemodialysis, usually scheduled three times a week
- Peritoneal dialysis training and ongoing support for treatment at home
- Home hemodialysis training where CMS lists it as offered
- Late shifts for patients who work or travel during the day
- Nephrologist oversight with dietitian and social work support from the care team
Questions to ask each provider
- Does this location offer the treatment my kidney care team recommends?
- Are my preferred shifts available, and who arranges transportation?
- What training and ongoing support are available for home treatment?
- Does this location accept my insurance plan, and what costs should I expect?
Dialysis centers frequently asked questions
What dialysis services can I compare?
CMS lists whether facilities offer in-center hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, home hemodialysis training, and late shifts. Confirm current availability directly with the facility.
How are dialysis quality and patient experience ratings different?
CMS clinical quality stars summarize selected quality measures. ICH CAHPS patient survey stars describe reported patient experiences. They measure different things and are shown separately.
Does a missing rating mean poor care?
No. CMS may not publish a result when there is insufficient data or another reporting limitation. A missing result is shown as unavailable, never as zero stars.
Does the number of dialysis stations tell me whether an appointment is available?
No. Station counts describe the facility’s listed equipment capacity. Confirm available shifts, admissions, and scheduling with the provider.
Why do results show different reporting periods?
A CMS release can combine measures collected over different time spans. The reporting period shown beside each result is the span it covers, so compare facilities on the same measure and the same period.
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Data sources and release details
CMS source release: 2026-07-15. Prepared for local review: 2026-09-11.
