A renal dialysis facility is an outpatient facility offering staff-assisted dialysis or training and support services for self-dialysis to end-stage renal disease patients. A facility may be composed of one or more fixed buildings, mobile units, or a combination.
Regulations and Code of Laws
- Regulation 60-97, Standards For Licensing Renal Dialysis Facilities (pdf)
- State Certification of Need and Health Facility Licensure Act, Section 44-7-110, et seq.
Forms
Memos
- Clarification of Staffing Standards (pdf)
- Facility Closure and Zero Census (pdf)
- Hepatitis B Testing Requirements (pdf)
- LPN Administering IV Push Medications (pdf)
- Number of Physician Visits per Year (pdf)
- Review of Medications by LPN-Nurse Practice Act (pdf)
- Employee Health Assessment (pdf)
- Physician Extenders (pdf)
- Short- and Long-Term Care Plans (pdf)
- Vapor Concentration Monitoring (pdf)
- Reportable Accidents and Incidents (pdf)
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Facilities
Loss of an Essential Service
Regulation & Licensing