Williamsburg Dialysis Center

CCN

332814The number CMS certifies the facility under, not a provider identifier

Status

Active

Provider type

End-stage renal disease facility

Ownership

Profit

Control type

For Profit

Participating since

Jul 10, 2020

Last certification

Jul 10, 2020

Overall star rating

3.0 of 5Care Compare

Address

89 Bartlett Street
Brooklyn, NY 11206
(718) 509-1920

• New York Continuum Services LLC

  dba Williamsburg Dialysis Center

  • End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) Treatment Clinic/Center
  • Brooklyn, NY
  • NPI 1972153229
  Name & address match

• Adult haemodialysis patients with adequate dialysis (Kt/V 1.2 or more) 99
  • State average 92.99 (computed here)
  • National average 96.13 (computed here)
  • 1,140 patients
• Adult patients dialysed through a long-term catheter 16
  • State average 20.16 (computed here)
  • National average 18.87 (computed here)
  • 1,260 patients
• Adult patients with hypercalcaemia 0
  • State average 3.07 (computed here)
  • National average 1.74 (computed here)
  • 1,220 patients
• Emergency department visits within 30 days of discharge As expected0.78
  • State average 0.9 (computed here)
  • National average 1.06 (computed here)
  • As expected
  • 500 patients
• Hospitalization rate As expected144.6
  • State average 156.9 (computed here)
  • National average 144.53 (computed here)
  • As expected
  • 890 patients
• Kidney transplant waitlist ratio, first year As expected0.93
  • State average 1.36 (computed here)
  • National average 0.98 (computed here)
  • As expected
  • 440 patients
• Mortality rate Better10
  • State average 19.07 (computed here)
  • National average 21.79 (computed here)
  • Better than expected
  • 2,630 patients
• Overall star rating As expected3 of 5
  • State average 3.09 (computed here)
  • National average 2.87 (computed here)
• Patients treated through an arteriovenous fistula As expected60.5
  • State average 62.43 (computed here)
  • National average 57.13 (computed here)
  • As expected
  • 1,260 patients
• Patients waitlisted for a kidney transplant As expected18.6
  • State average 20.84 (computed here)
  • National average 16.51 (computed here)
  • As expected
  • 900 patients
• Patients with haemoglobin above 12 g/dL 0
  • State average 0.95 (computed here)
  • National average 0.55 (computed here)
  • 200 patients
• Patients with haemoglobin below 10 g/dL 50
  • State average 24.84 (computed here)
  • National average 20.95 (computed here)
  • 200 patients
• Readmission rate As expected29.9
  • State average 28.36 (computed here)
  • National average 26.95 (computed here)
  • As expected
  • 1,110 patients
• Standardized emergency department visit ratio As expected0.63
  • State average 0.81 (computed here)
  • National average 1 (computed here)
  • As expected
  • 300 patients
• Standardized infection ratio Better0.22
  • State average 0.36 (computed here)
  • National average 0.36 (computed here)
  • Better than expected
• Standardized modality switch ratio As expected0.73
  • State average 0.54 (computed here)
  • National average 1.09 (computed here)
  • As expected
  • 520 patients
• Transfusion rate As expected36.8
  • State average 33.67 (computed here)
  • National average 30.12 (computed here)
  • As expected
  • 230 patients

Clinicians who list this facility as a hospital or facility affiliation in Care Compare.

• Chawmay Aye, MD

  • Nephrology Physician
  • Brooklyn, NY
  • NPI 1578811204
• Marie-Alex Michel, M.D.

  • Nephrology Physician
  • Brooklyn, NY
  • NPI 1477636397
• Youngjun Park, MD

  • Nephrology Physician
  • Brooklyn, NY
  • NPI 1275971004
• Priyanka Singh, M.D

  • Nephrology Physician
  • Brooklyn, NY
  • NPI 1679738629

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