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Fonteum Care Compare · Ohio

Ohio dialysis facilities: 314 Medicare-certified, 5-star quality data, chain-ownership transparency.

CMS-published 5-star ratings, profit-vs-nonprofit status, chain affiliation, and service offerings (in-center hemodialysis, peritoneal, home hemodialysis training) for every ESRD facility in Ohio.

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Snapshot May 7, 2026·314 Medicare-certified dialysis facilities in Ohio · 94.9% chain-owned·CMS Care Compare — Dialysis·Module overview →·Methodology →·Audit Pack →
Source-modified 2026-03-25 · Quality measures suppressed when <11 patients in measure period · ICH CAHPS patient-experience measures are a separate CMS dataset, not included in this snapshot

Chain concentration — Ohio

Dialysis is the most consolidated category in CMS Care Compare. 94.9% of Ohio facilities are chain-owned; here are the largest chains by facility count in this state.

DaVita
134
Fresenius Medical Care
106
US Renal Care, Inc.
20
Centers for Dialysis Care
18

Dialysis facilities — Ohio

Showing 25 of 314 Medicare-certified facilities, highest CMS 5-star rating first (293 carry a published rating; the remainder are suppressed for low patient volume and shown without a star).

FacilityCityChain5-Star ★
Fmc - ohio renal care group home dialysis programCLEVELANDFresenius Medical Care5
Davita anderson dialysis centerANDERSONDaVita5
Davita hilliard station dialysisHILLIARDDaVita5
Fmc pickeringtonPICKERINGTONFresenius Medical Care5
Davita columbus dialysisCOLUMBUSDaVita4
Fmc - hocking hills dialysis centerLANCASTERFresenius Medical Care4
Fmc - knox county kidney centerMOUNT VERNONFresenius Medical Care4
Usrc defiance dialysisDEFIANCEUS Renal Care, Inc.4
Fmc - mt. carmel eastCOLUMBUSFresenius Medical Care4
Davita darke county dialysisGREENVILLEDaVita4
Fmc - solonSOLONFresenius Medical Care4
Fmc - heritage dialysisELYRIAFresenius Medical Care4
Pickaway dialysis centerCIRCLEVILLEAmerican Renal Associates4
Davita mccarty lane dialysisJACKSONDaVita4
Davita columbus west dialysisCOLUMBUSDaVita4
Davita lebanon dialysis centerLEBANONDaVita4
Usrc delaware countyDELAWAREUS Renal Care, Inc.4
Fmc - preble county regional dialysis, inc.EATONFresenius Medical Care4
Davita dublin dialysisDUBLINDaVita4
Davita adena dialysisCHILLICOTHEDaVita4
Usrc sylvania dialysisSYLVANIAUS Renal Care, Inc.4
Davita park side dialysisWESTERVILLEDaVita4
Davita miamisburg dialysisMIAMISBURGDaVita4
Kidney care of centers of cambridgeCAMBRIDGEAmerican Renal Associates4
Davita fremont regional dialysisFREMONTDaVita4

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