Chadron Community Hospital Dialysis Services offers out-patient hemodialysis services to those with chronic renal failure.
The hemodialysis clinic currently operates BBraun Hemodialysis machines for M-W-F and T-Th.-Sat. shifts. Our hours of operation are from 5:30 AM until 4:00 PM.
Our hemodialysis unit currently operates 6 total BBraun Hemodialysis machines plus a 7th machine located in our isolation room where we can assist patients with ailments such as respiratory illness while protecting others from possible contaminants.
Each BBraun machine is operated with 5 single reverse osmosis water treatment systems and one double unit for optimum Ameriwater purification through Culligan water systems.
Patients can sit back and relax in the comfort of our champion reclining chairs with heat and massage options and enjoy entertainment from their individual PDi communication systems at each dialysis station offering music, television, and internet/gaming options.
Chadron Community Hospital Dialysis services is open to prospective patients per Physician referral only. Visiting/Travel patients are welcome to dialyze at Chadron Community Hospital Dialysis Services on a space available basis. We love to share community attractions and “must see” destinations of our area with our visitors!
At CCH-Dialysis you will receive excellent services, education and resources to help you with understanding, managing, and coping with your dialysis needs.
Please contact Alynn Risseeuw, Social Worker at 308-432-0254 and/or Tara Broberg, RN, Dialysis Manager at (308) 432-0253 for more information.
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FAQs
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Q. What are some causes of End Stage Renal Disease?
A. Diabetes is the leading cause of ESRD and more people are being diagnosed with diabetes than ever before. Statistics show that 25-40% of individuals diagnosed with ESRD have diabetes. Our population is growing and living longer. Also, physicians are diagnosing ESRD early and are able to start dialysis treatment early so the person will tolerate dialysis therapy better.
Q. Once diagnosed with ESRD, do you have to dialyze to live?
A. Yes, ESRD is irreversible. The patient will have to choose a treatment option in order to continue with life. Mortality rate is 100% if the patient does not dialyze or transplant. Remember, while the person is waiting for a transplant they still have to dialyze until chosen.
Q. How often does a person on hemodialysis have to dialyze?
A. Three days a week on an average of 3-5 hours each treatment.
Q. How many patients will Chadron Community Hospital Dialysis Services be able to treat?
A. 14-16 total and it may be possible to add another chair in the future which will allow us to treat 18 patients a week.