Dialysis and renal care contact data
Dialysis Centers Email List
Reach dialysis centers and the professionals responsible for facility operations, clinical services, purchasing and technology decisions.
Build a list of dialysis facilities across the United States with their administrators, clinical managers, operations directors, purchasing staff and other available decision-makers. Use it to promote dialysis equipment, renal care supplies, healthcare software, staffing and related B2B services.
The list
What Is a Dialysis Centers Email List?
A dialysis centers email list is a business contact database of dialysis facilities and the professionals who work in them.
Companies use it to find dialysis providers and reach the people who buy products, manage the facility, evaluate software and coordinate clinical operations. Because many centers belong to a larger provider, a good list shows both the site and the organization it belongs to, so you can approach each at the right level.
- A file of dialysis facilities, each with business contacts for the people who run it, in a spreadsheet you can load into a CRM.
- Outpatient dialysis centers, hospital-based units and the provider organizations that operate them, subject to available data.
- Facility name, address and website, plus contact name, job title, business email and business phone where available.
- You choose states, facility types and job titles. We check coverage and quote for that selection only.
Facility types
Types of Dialysis Centers You Can Target
These categories overlap. An outpatient center can belong to a network and run a home program at the same time, so treat them as filters you can combine, not separate lists.
| Facility Type | Description | Potential Buyers |
|---|---|---|
| Outpatient dialysis centers | Freestanding sites where patients come for in-center hemodialysis, usually several times a week. | Equipment and supply vendors, staffing, facility services |
| Independent dialysis facilities | Centers not owned by a large dialysis organization, such as physician-owned or nonprofit community providers. | Vendors that sell site by site, billing and software companies |
| Hospital-based dialysis units | Dialysis services run by a hospital, for inpatients, outpatients or both. | Vendors already selling to the hospital, biomedical service providers |
| Dialysis provider networks | Organizations operating many centers, where equipment, supply and software standards are usually set centrally. | Enterprise equipment, supply and software vendors |
| Home dialysis programs | Programs that train and support patients doing peritoneal or home hemodialysis, often run from an outpatient center. | Home therapy supply, logistics and patient-support vendors |
| Specialty renal care facilities | Providers combining dialysis with other kidney care services, such as CKD clinics or transplant-related care. | Renal care technology, care management and consulting firms |
Decision-makers
Dialysis Center Decision-Makers You Can Reach
Exact titles and availability vary by facility. Smaller and independent centers combine several of these roles; large providers place purchasing and IT at the organization level.
| Job Title | Responsibility | Products or Services to Market |
|---|---|---|
| Dialysis Center Administrator | Runs the center day to day: budget, staffing, vendors and compliance. | Facility services, supplies, software, staffing |
| Facility Administrator | The same role under a different title at many providers. | Facility services, maintenance, training |
| Regional Operations Director | Oversees several centers and carries standards across them. | Multi-site programs, equipment standardization, analytics |
| Clinical Manager | Leads clinical operations and nursing staff on the treatment floor. | Clinical supplies, workflow tools, education |
| Nurse Manager | Manages nursing schedules, competencies and patient care routines. | Staffing, training, scheduling software |
| Director of Nursing | Sets nursing practice and staffing across a facility or group. | Clinical education, staffing partnerships |
| Procurement Manager | Sources supplies and manages vendor contracts. | Renal supplies, disposables, logistics |
| Purchasing Director | Owns purchasing policy and larger contracts, often at the organization level. | Enterprise supply agreements, equipment |
| Biomedical Equipment Manager | Maintains dialysis machines, water treatment and other equipment. | Equipment service, parts, water treatment |
| IT Director | Runs systems, devices, networks and security. | Dialysis EHR integrations, cybersecurity, hardware |
| Medical Director | A nephrologist responsible for the center's clinical quality and policies. | Clinical programs, quality tools, therapies |
Know which roles you need?
Tell us the titles and states, and we check what is available at dialysis centers for that selection.
Record contents
What Information Is Included in Our Dialysis Centers Database?
Not every record holds every field. Optional fields are added only where they are verified and available, and the count you receive shows how many records have each one.
| Field Group | Fields |
|---|---|
| Facility information | |
| Contact information | |
| Optional targeting fields |
Industry overview
Dialysis Centers in the United States
Official figures from CMS, the U.S. Renal Data System and the CDC. They describe the U.S. market, not the HCPContacts database.
Dialysis facilities filter the blood of people whose kidneys have failed. Most patients come to an outpatient center for in-center hemodialysis several times a week, so a center runs on fixed shifts, a team of nurses and technicians, a water treatment system and a steady flow of disposable supplies.
Many centers also train patients for home dialysis, either peritoneal dialysis or home hemodialysis, and then support them with supplies and visits. Most facilities belong to a chain, which is why equipment, supply and software decisions are often made by the provider organization rather than the single site.
Facilities
7,490
Dialysis facilities registered with Medicare, one per CMS Certification Number. Counted by HCPContacts from the CMS file.
90%
Share of those facilities CMS records as chain-owned (6,748). The other 742 are recorded as independent.
73%
Share run by the two largest chains in CMS's records: DaVita (2,799) and Fresenius Medical Care (2,701).
4,217
Facilities CMS lists as offering peritoneal dialysis, home hemodialysis training or both, the base of most home programs.
Patients
848,986
Americans living with kidney failure (ESKD), on dialysis or with a kidney transplant, an all-time high.
132,020
People newly starting treatment for kidney failure, up 26% since 2004.
37 million
U.S. adults estimated to have chronic kidney disease (14%), most of whom do not need dialysis.
These are official U.S. totals, not HCPContacts record counts.
Examples
Examples of Dialysis Centers in the United States
Ten specific locations across chains, nonprofits, a hospital unit and independent providers, each confirmed in the CMS dialysis facility listing (July 2026 release).
| Dialysis Center Name | City | State | Provider Network | Facility Type | CMS Certification No. | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DaVita North Houston Dialysis Center | Houston | Texas | DaVita | Outpatient in-center hemodialysis | 452678 | davita.com for DaVita North Houston Dialysis Center (opens in a new tab) |
| Fresenius Kidney Care Mid-Wilshire | Los Angeles | California | Fresenius Medical Care | Outpatient in-center hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis | 552584 | freseniuskidneycare.com for Fresenius Kidney Care Mid-Wilshire (opens in a new tab) |
| USRC San Antonio Home Therapies | San Antonio | Texas | U.S. Renal Care | Home dialysis: peritoneal dialysis and home hemodialysis training | 672718 | usrenalcare.com for USRC San Antonio Home Therapies (opens in a new tab) |
| Delano Kidney Center | Delano | California | Innovative Renal Care (American Renal Associates in CMS) | Outpatient in-center hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis | 552818 | innovativerenal.com for Delano Kidney Center (opens in a new tab) |
| SHC East San Jose | San Jose | California | Satellite Healthcare (nonprofit) | In-center hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis and home hemodialysis training | 052572 | satellitehealthcare.com for SHC East San Jose (opens in a new tab) |
| DCI Home Training of Middle Tennessee | Nashville | Tennessee | Dialysis Clinic, Inc. (nonprofit) | Home dialysis training, with in-center hemodialysis | 442638 | dciinc.org for DCI Home Training of Middle Tennessee (opens in a new tab) |
| NKC Yesler Terrace Kidney Center | Seattle | Washington | Northwest Kidney Centers (nonprofit) | In-center hemodialysis and home dialysis training | 502500 | nwkidney.org for NKC Yesler Terrace Kidney Center (opens in a new tab) |
| Rogosin East Side Dialysis | New York | New York | The Rogosin Institute (independent nonprofit) | In-center hemodialysis and home dialysis training | 332520 | rogosin.org for Rogosin East Side Dialysis (opens in a new tab) |
| Mayo Dialysis Rochester Methodist Hospital | Rochester | Minnesota | Mayo Clinic (hospital system) | Hospital-based dialysis unit with home training | 242309 | mayoclinic.org for Mayo Dialysis Rochester Methodist Hospital (opens in a new tab) |
| Dialysis Center of Lincoln – Home | Lincoln | Nebraska | Independent nonprofit | Home dialysis: peritoneal dialysis and home hemodialysis training | 282528 | — |
DaVita North Houston Dialysis Center
- Network
- DaVita
- Type
- Outpatient in-center hemodialysis
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- CCN
- 452678
Fresenius Kidney Care Mid-Wilshire
- Network
- Fresenius Medical Care
- Type
- Outpatient in-center hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis
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- CCN
- 552584
USRC San Antonio Home Therapies
- Network
- U.S. Renal Care
- Type
- Home dialysis: peritoneal dialysis and home hemodialysis training
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- CCN
- 672718
Delano Kidney Center
- Network
- Innovative Renal Care (American Renal Associates in CMS)
- Type
- Outpatient in-center hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis
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- CCN
- 552818
SHC East San Jose
- Network
- Satellite Healthcare (nonprofit)
- Type
- In-center hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis and home hemodialysis training
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- CCN
- 052572
DCI Home Training of Middle Tennessee
- Network
- Dialysis Clinic, Inc. (nonprofit)
- Type
- Home dialysis training, with in-center hemodialysis
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- CCN
- 442638
NKC Yesler Terrace Kidney Center
- Network
- Northwest Kidney Centers (nonprofit)
- Type
- In-center hemodialysis and home dialysis training
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- CCN
- 502500
Rogosin East Side Dialysis
- Network
- The Rogosin Institute (independent nonprofit)
- Type
- In-center hemodialysis and home dialysis training
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- CCN
- 332520
Mayo Dialysis Rochester Methodist Hospital
- Network
- Mayo Clinic (hospital system)
- Type
- Hospital-based dialysis unit with home training
View DetailsHide Details for Mayo Dialysis Rochester Methodist Hospital
- CCN
- 242309
Dialysis Center of Lincoln – Home
- Network
- Independent nonprofit
- Type
- Home dialysis: peritoneal dialysis and home hemodialysis training
View DetailsHide Details for Dialysis Center of Lincoln – Home
- CCN
- 282528
- Website
- —
Sources & notes
Use cases
Who Can Use a Dialysis Centers Email List?
Companies whose product is used, maintained or bought inside a dialysis center. The list helps you choose facilities and people; results depend on your offer.
| Business Type | Target Audience | Marketing Opportunity |
|---|---|---|
| Dialysis equipment manufacturers | Purchasing directors, biomedical managers, regional operations | Introduce machines, water treatment systems and upgrades |
| Renal care supply distributors | Procurement managers, center administrators | Offer dialyzers, bloodlines, disposables and delivery programs |
| Medical device companies | Clinical managers, medical directors | Present vascular access, monitoring and related devices |
| Healthcare software vendors | IT directors, administrators, operations | Pitch scheduling, documentation, inventory and analytics tools |
| Healthcare staffing agencies | Clinical managers, directors of nursing | Fill dialysis nurse and technician shifts |
| Medical billing companies | Administrators, finance contacts | Offer billing, coding and payer follow-up for independent centers |
| Healthcare consulting firms | Administrators, regional operations | Support quality programs, expansion and operational reviews |
| Biomedical equipment service providers | Biomedical equipment managers | Sell maintenance contracts, repairs and parts |
| Healthcare training companies | Directors of nursing, clinical managers | Offer technician certification and staff education |
| Facility maintenance providers | Facility administrators | Propose cleaning, HVAC, plumbing and water system services |
Targeting example
Build a Targeted Dialysis Center Contact List
A medical equipment supplier wants to reach outpatient dialysis facilities in Texas and California.
- Texas and California
- Outpatient dialysis centers
- Facility Administrators, Clinical Managers, Procurement Managers
- Facility name, contact name, job title, business email, business phone, city, state
HCPContacts reviews these requirements, checks coverage in both states, and prepares a sample drawn from this selection with a quote. If a role is thin in one state, we say so and suggest nearby titles, such as nurse managers in place of clinical managers.
Sample
Sample Dialysis Centers Email List
A field preview showing the columns in a delivered file. Your sample contains real records drawn from your own selection, sent on request.
| Facility Name | Job Title | City | State | Business Email | Business Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dialysis center or unit name | Decision-maker's title | Facility city | Facility state | Work email address | Facility or direct line |
See real records for your selection
Tell us your states, facility types and roles, and we send sample records from that selection.
How it works
How to Get a Dialysis Centers Email List
Four steps, starting with the form at the top of this page.
Share your targeting requirements
Tell us the states, facility types, job titles and fields you need.
Receive available counts and sample data
We check coverage for that selection and send counts with sample records.
Review pricing and coverage
See the quote alongside what is and is not available, and adjust the selection if needed.
Receive your targeted database
Confirm the selection and fields, and we deliver the file.
Data quality
Healthcare Contact Data Quality
HCPContacts' standard figures for delivered contact data. They are measurements of delivered files, not a guarantee for every record.
99%
Data accuracy
97%
Email deliverability
100%
Opt-In business contacts
48hrs
Standard delivery
Dialysis facility details, such as names and addresses, are published in public directories. That makes a facility easy to find; it does not mean anyone there has agreed to marketing. Follow the email and privacy laws that apply to your campaigns, including honoring opt-out requests. The data was last taken through a full verification pass in September 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
Dialysis center data, answered briefly.
It is a business contact database of U.S. dialysis facilities and the people who run them, such as administrators, clinical managers, operations directors and purchasing staff, for B2B marketing and sales.
Facility name, type, website and address, the parent provider where available, and contacts with full name, job title, department, business email and business phone. Optional fields such as ownership type or CMS certification number are added where verified.
Yes. Choose one or more states, cities or ZIP codes, or the whole country.
Yes. Facility and center administrators are among the most requested roles. Titles vary by provider, so we match the common variants.
Yes, where available. Clinical managers, nurse managers and directors of nursing can be requested together or separately.
Yes. Outpatient centers can be selected on their own, or combined with hospital-based units and home dialysis programs.
They can be requested. Independent and nonprofit providers can be selected separately from large dialysis networks, subject to the data available for each facility.
Yes. Procurement managers and purchasing directors can be requested. At large networks, purchasing often sits at the organization level rather than at each center.
Yes. Business email and business phone are standard fields where available. Personal emails are not included.
Yes. Send your states, facility types and roles through the form, and we reply with sample records from that selection.
Pricing depends on the number of records, the roles and fields you need, and any optional targeting. Send your criteria and we reply with a count and a quote.
For email and phone outreach to the people who buy equipment, supplies, software and services for dialysis centers, for territory planning, and for account-based campaigns aimed at provider networks. Follow the email and privacy laws that apply to your campaigns.
Related Healthcare Audiences
Dialysis centers are one category within our healthcare facilities data. For inpatient dialysis inside a hospital's own budget, the hospitals email list may be the better file.
Reach the People Who Run Dialysis Centers
Tell us the states, facility types and roles you need. We reply with counts, sample records and pricing.