2 Medicare-certified dialysis centers are based in Seatac, with an average CMS star rating of 3 (Washington average 3.06). Ranked below by our data-only score.
All 2 dialysis centers in Seatac, ranked
3 · Northwest Kidney Centers · 21 stations
✓ In-center✓ PD✓ Home HD✓ Evening shift
76/ 100
3 · Northwest Kidney Centers · 39 stations
✓ In-center✓ PD✓ Home HD✓ Evening shift
51/ 100
Dialysis centers near Seatac
- Renton, WA (3, 4 mi)
- Kent, WA (3, 6 mi)
- Seattle, WA (6, 10 mi)
- Bellevue, WA (2, 11 mi)
- Auburn, WA (2, 11 mi)
- Federal Way, WA (4, 12 mi)
- Issaquah, WA (1, 12 mi)
- Fife, WA (1, 16 mi)
Choosing a dialysis center in Seatac
In-center hemodialysis usually means three sessions a week of three to four hours each, so the schedule and the drive matter as much as the ratings. Compare the star rating and our score, then check the details that fit your life: a shift that works around your job, home dialysis training if you want more independence, and how the center does on hospital admissions and infections. Tour the center and ask the questions in our checklist before you commit.
Frequently asked questions
How many dialysis centers are in Seatac, WA?
2 Medicare-certified dialysis centers are located in Seatac, Washington, with 60 dialysis stations in total. Centers in nearby cities may be closer to your home; use the ZIP search to check.
Which dialysis center in Seatac is rated highest?
NKC Burien Kidney Center has the highest Scorecard score in Seatac (76/100, 3 CMS stars).
Is there evening (after 5 pm) dialysis in Seatac?
Yes. 2 of 2 Seatac centers run a shift starting after 5 pm: NKC Burien Kidney Center, NKC Seatac Kidney Center. Openings on the late shift fill fast; call ahead.
Can I do home dialysis in Seatac?
2 Seatac centers train patients for home dialysis (peritoneal dialysis or home hemodialysis): NKC Burien Kidney Center, NKC Seatac Kidney Center.
In-center vs. home dialysis.