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Queens Dialysis Center
Detailed report on the dialysis center located in Queens, New York (NY).
Queens Dialysis Center is an average sized dialysis clinic with 21 stations based at 118 01 Guy R. Brewer Boulevard in Queens, NY. The for-profit facility is operated by Davita, which runs other dialysis facilities. The center was certified by Medicare in 1998. The facility offers late shift and in-center hemodialysis services. The patient survival category for this clinic is average.
The number of patients that have a URR of 65% or more is on par with national levels. Patients with a HCT of 33% or higher is close to national levels.
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Address
Queens, NY 11434
Phone Number
Geographic Coordinates
Certification Date
Stations
The total number of dialysis stations the facility operates. Each patient is assigned to a station when receiving dialysis treatment. Typically, a single station can offers one type of dialysis but different types of stations can be offered per facility.
- This Provider
- 21
- Queens Average
- 24
- Queens County Average
- 24
- New York Average
- 18
- United States Average
- 17
Services
In-Center Hemodialysis Service
Indicates whether the facility offers hemodialysis services on site. Hemodialysis is the process of pumping blood through a dialyzer with dialysate. After being cleaned, the cleansed blood is the returned to the body.
- This Provider
- Yes
- Queens
- 3 (100.00%) Offer this Service
- Queens County
- 3 (100.00%) Offer this Service
- New York
- 228 (99.13%) Offer this Service
- United States
- 4,686 (96.96%) Offer this Service
Home Hemodialysis Training Service
Indicates whether the facility offers hemodialysis training at patients' place of residence.
- This Provider
- No
- Queens
- 1 (33.33%) Offer this Service
- Queens County
- 1 (33.33%) Offer this Service
- New York
- 48 (20.87%) Offer this Service
- United States
- 806 (16.68%) Offer this Service
Late Shift Service
Indicates whether the facility has a shift starting at 5:00 PM or later.
- This Provider
- Yes
- Queens
- 2 (66.67%) Offer this Service
- Queens County
- 2 (66.67%) Offer this Service
- New York
- 111 (48.26%) Offer this Service
- United States
- 931 (19.26%) Offer this Service
In-Center Peritoneal Service
Indicates whether the facility offers peritoneal services on site. Peritoneal dialysis is the process running a sterile solution of minerals and glucose through a tube into the peritoneal cavity. The dialysate is left for a period of time to absorb the waste products and then drained.
- This Provider
- No
- Queens
- 2 (66.67%) Offer this Service
- Queens County
- 2 (66.67%) Offer this Service
- New York
- 121 (52.61%) Offer this Service
- United States
- 2,235 (46.24%) Offer this Service
Quality Measures
Patient Survival
The patient survival category set by Medicare and Medicaid directly. Facilities fall into one of three categories; better than expected, as expected, or worse than expected.
As Expected
Patients with URR of 65% or More
The number and percentage of patients that had a urea reduction ratio of 65% or higher. The URR is a measure used to quantify hemodialysis treatment. A higher value is better, with the minimum accepted value by Medicare and Medicaid being 65%.
- This Provider
- 65 (98.00%)
- Queens
- 261 (97.00%)
- Queens County
- 261 (97.00%)
- New York
- 14,358 (94.68%)
- United States
- 225,886 (94.68%)
Patients with HCT of 33% or More
The number and percentage of patients that had a hematocrit level of 33% or higher. The hematocrit level of an individual is considered an integral part of their complete blood count. Typical hematocrit levels are 38% to 52% in males and 37% to 47% in females.
- This Provider
- 61 (95.00%)
- Queens
- 227 (89.33%)
- Queens County
- 227 (89.33%)
- New York
- 13,458 (91.12%)
- United States
- 221,150 (92.20%)
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Queens at a Glance
People
Queens had a total population of 2,229,379 in 2000, of which 509,224 were children under the age of 18 and 283,042 were seniors 65 and older. The median age was 35.4.
- Total Population:
- 2,229,379
- Males:
- 1,073,568 (48.2%)
- Female:
- 1,155,811 (51.8%)
- Median Age:
- 35.4
- Children (0-17):
- 509,224 (22.8%)
- Adults (18-64):
- 1,437,113 (64.5%)
- Seniors (65+):
- 283,042 (12.7%)
Health
The average number of disabilities per resident is 0.38, which does not include institutionalized individuals.
- Disabilities:
- 0.38 (Per Capita)
- Dialysis Centers:
- 3
- Doctors:
- 102
- Home Agencies:
- 0
- Hospitals:
- 0
- Nursing Homes:
- 2
- Medical Suppliers:
- 11
- Rehab Centers:
- 1
Wealth
The median family income in 1999 was $48,608 while the median household income was $42,439. Roughly 14.40% of the population live in poverty.
- Family Income:
- $48,608
- Household Income:
- $42,439
- In Poverty:
- 14.40%
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