DaVita Renal Center of Storm Lake
DaVita Renal Center of Storm Lake is a Medicare-certified dialysis facility in Storm Lake, IA, identified by CMS Certification Number 162518. CMS assigns it a 4 / 5 rating. Fonteum publishes provenance-tracked CMS quality data for this facility, each traced to the CMS Care Compare Dialysis dataset.
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Data last updated: 2026-05-07 · Source: CMS Care Compare Dialysis Facility · View on Medicare.gov
What quality data does CMS publish for DaVita Renal Center of Storm Lake?
Fonteum publishes CMS Care Compare quality data for DaVita Renal Center of Storm Lake, each field traced to the CMS Care Compare Dialysis dataset and its reporting period.
How does Fonteum cover dialysis facility quality data?
Fonteum indexes quality data from 44 federal source families, including all six CMS Care Compare facility programs. Each CCN is keyed to its primary CMS dataset — every field traced to a source row and reporting period.
CMS Care Compare · 6 facility types · data.cms.gov · US Government Work
How does Fonteum connect this dialysis facility to its sources?
DaVita Renal Center of Storm Lake (CCN 162518) is identified across CMS Care Compare Dialysis Facility published on data.cms.gov. Every field on this page is chained to its source dataset and row.
How is this dialysis facility’s data sourced and attested?
Each field on this page is sourced from the CMS Care Compare Dialysis Facility published on data.cms.gov — a US Government Work. Fonteum re-publishes each value with a provenance record identifying the federal source, release date, and redistribution basis.
- Source acquisition — download the CMS Care Compare Dialysis Facility file from data.cms.gov.
- Entity resolution — key every row to the dialysis facility’s CMS Certification Number (CCN 162518).
- Field projection — extract the fields shown on this page.
- Quality checks — drop rows CMS suppresses or marks not available.
- Chain attestation — sign each field into the Fonteum provenance graph.
Read the full Fonteum provenance methodology or browse the 44 federal source families behind every page.
Which CMS datasets back this page?
- CMS Care Compare Dialysis Facility · archived copyCenters for Medicare & Medicaid Services · US Government Work
- Medicare.gov Care Compare — DaVita Renal Center of Storm LakeCenters for Medicare & Medicaid Services · US Government Work
Frequently asked questions
- What is the CMS 5-star rating for DaVita Renal Center of Storm Lake?
- DaVita Renal Center of Storm Lake holds a CMS 5-star rating of 4 out of 5. CMS calculates this rating from quality measures including patient outcomes, clinical measures, and patient experience data from the CMS Care Compare program.
- Is DaVita Renal Center of Storm Lake chain-owned?
- Yes. DaVita Renal Center of Storm Lake is chain-owned, affiliated with DaVita. Chain affiliation is reported to CMS and published in the Care Compare Dialysis dataset.
- What dialysis services does DaVita Renal Center of Storm Lake offer?
- DaVita Renal Center of Storm Lake offers the following dialysis services: in-center hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis. Service availability is reported by the facility to CMS and published in the CMS Care Compare Dialysis dataset.
- What is CMS Certification Number 162518?
- The CMS Certification Number (CCN) 162518 is the federal identifier Medicare assigns to DaVita Renal Center of Storm Lake in Storm Lake, IA. It is unique, federally issued, and links this facility across CMS datasets — including Care Compare, Provider of Services, and cost reports — which is how Fonteum joins DaVita Renal Center of Storm Lake's records.
Related facilities and datasets
DaVita Renal Center of Storm Lake is a Medicare-certified dialysis facility identified by CMS Certification Number 162518. Data sourced from the CMS Care Compare Dialysis Facility (data.cms.gov), a US Government Work. Methodology · Report an error · Medicare.gov