North Dakota Cities with Dialysis Centers and Clinics
Choose a city below to find a detailed report on a North Dakota (ND) dialysis center including information on services, quality, patient survival, reviews, ratings and more.
- Summary:
The city of Bismarck has 2 dialysis centers. As of 2000, it's population was 55,532 giving it a clinic for every 27,766 residents.
- Centers:
- 2
- Population:
- 55,532
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 27,766 residents or 0.36 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The city of Devils Lake has 1 dialysis center. As of 2000, it's population was 7,222 giving it a single clinic for all the residents.
- Centers:
- 1
- Population:
- 7,222
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 7,222 residents or 1.38 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The city of Dickinson has 1 dialysis center. As of 2000, it's population was 16,010 giving it a single clinic for all the residents.
- Centers:
- 1
- Population:
- 16,010
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 16,010 residents or 0.62 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The city of Fargo has 1 dialysis center. As of 2000, it's population was 90,599 giving it a single clinic for all the residents.
- Centers:
- 1
- Population:
- 90,599
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 90,599 residents or 0.11 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The city of Ft. Yates has 1 dialysis center. As of 2000, it's population was 228 giving it a single clinic for all the residents.
- Centers:
- 1
- Population:
- 228
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 228 residents or 43.86 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The city of Grand Forks has 2 dialysis centers. As of 2000, it's population was 49,321 giving it a clinic for every 24,661 residents.
- Centers:
- 2
- Population:
- 49,321
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 24,661 residents or 0.41 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The city of Jamestown has 1 dialysis center. As of 2000, it's population was 15,527 giving it a single clinic for all the residents.
- Centers:
- 1
- Population:
- 15,527
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 15,527 residents or 0.64 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The city of Minot has 2 dialysis centers. As of 2000, it's population was 36,567 giving it a clinic for every 18,284 residents.
- Centers:
- 2
- Population:
- 36,567
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 18,284 residents or 0.55 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The city of New Town has 1 dialysis center. As of 2000, it's population was 1,367 giving it a single clinic for all the residents.
- Centers:
- 1
- Population:
- 1,367
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 1,367 residents or 7.32 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The city of Williston has 1 dialysis center. As of 2000, it's population was 12,512 giving it a single clinic for all the residents.
- Centers:
- 1
- Population:
- 12,512
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 12,512 residents or 0.80 per 10,000 residents
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North Dakota at a Glance
People
North Dakota had a total population of 642,200 in 2000, of which 160,849 were children under the age of 18 and 94,478 were seniors 65 and older. The median age was 36.2.
- Total Population:
- 642,200
- Males:
- 320,524 (49.9%)
- Female:
- 321,676 (50.1%)
- Median Age:
- 36.2
- Children (0-17):
- 160,849 (25.0%)
- Adults (18-64):
- 386,873 (60.2%)
- Seniors (65+):
- 94,478 (14.7%)
Health
Roughly 90% of all residents and 93% of children under 18 had health insurance coverage. The average number of disabilities per resident is 0.26, which does not include institutionalized individuals.
- Insured All:
- 90.3%
- Insured 0-17:
- 92.7%
- Disabilities:
- 0.26 (Per Capita)
- Dialysis Centers:
- 13
- Doctors:
- 3,423
- Home Agencies:
- 23
- Hospitals:
- 27
- Nursing Homes:
- 83
- Medical Suppliers:
- 283
- Rehab Centers:
- 51
Wealth
The median family income in 1999 was $43,654 while the median household income was $34,604. Roughly 11.44% of the population live in poverty.
- Family Income:
- $43,654
- Household Income:
- $34,604
- In Poverty:
- 11.44%
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