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Dialysis Centers in Wisconsin

123 Medicare-certified dialysis centers serve Wisconsin, averaging 2.81 stars (national average 2.87). Pick a city, or search by ZIP for the closest centers.

123dialysis centers
2.81avg. stars (US 2.87)
23rated 4+ stars
14%offer an evening shift (US 15%)

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Top-rated dialysis centers in Wisconsin

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Wisconsin vs. the nation

MeasureWI averageNational
Patient deaths (risk-adjusted rate) (lower is better)20.422.2
Hospital admissions (risk-adjusted rate) (lower is better)136.5148
Readmitted within 30 days of a hospital stay (lower is better)24.7%27.2%
Bloodstream infections (ratio to expected) (lower is better)0.481
Patients dialyzing through an AV fistula55.9%57.1%
Patients with a long-term catheter (90+ days) (lower is better)22.7%19%
Patients on the kidney transplant waitlist14.7%16.5%
Patient rating of the center (ICH-CAHPS, 0–100)8788
Centers offering peritoneal dialysis57%54%
Centers offering home hemodialysis training32%32%

Who runs dialysis centers in Wisconsin

OperatorCentersShare
DaVita5646%
Fresenius Medical Care4335%
Independent1311%
Mayo Clinic Dialysis54%
Gundersen Lutheran54%
American Renal Associates11%

Frequently asked questions

How many dialysis centers are in Wisconsin?
There are 123 Medicare-certified dialysis centers in Wisconsin across 78 cities, with 1,876 dialysis stations in total, according to the latest CMS data (2026-09-29).
Which dialysis centers in Wisconsin are rated highest?
Based on our score, the top-rated dialysis centers in Wisconsin are DaVita Green Bay Dialysis (Green Bay), Aspirus Langlade Hospital Kidney Care (Antigo), DaVita Fox River Dialysis (Green Bay). See the full Wisconsin ranking.
How does Wisconsin compare to the national average?
Wisconsin dialysis centers average 2.81 stars versus 2.87 nationally, and 20% of rated centers have 4 or 5 stars (national: 25%).
Who owns the dialysis centers in Wisconsin?
DaVita (56), Fresenius Medical Care (43), Independent (13). 17% of Wisconsin centers are non-profit, compared with 10% nationally.