FMC New Hope Dialysis

CCN

342646The 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

May 5, 2005

Last certification

Jun 13, 2024

Overall star rating

2.0 of 5Care Compare

Multi-facility organization

Fresenius Medical Care Holdings Inc

Address

835 South New Hope Road
Raleigh, NC 27610
(919) 231-3700

• Bio-Medical Applications of North Carolina, Inc.

  • End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) Treatment Clinic/Center
  • Raleigh, NC
  • NPI 1396857116
  Name & address match

• Adult haemodialysis patients with adequate dialysis (Kt/V 1.2 or more) 99
  • State average 97.51 (computed here)
  • National average 96.13 (computed here)
  • 1,300 patients
• Adult patients dialysed through a long-term catheter 9
  • State average 15.79 (computed here)
  • National average 18.87 (computed here)
  • 1,720 patients
• Adult patients with hypercalcaemia 1
  • State average 0.77 (computed here)
  • National average 1.74 (computed here)
  • 1,660 patients
• Emergency department visits within 30 days of discharge As expected0.62
  • State average 1.15 (computed here)
  • National average 1.06 (computed here)
  • As expected
  • 680 patients
• Hospitalization rate As expected155.7
  • State average 130.06 (computed here)
  • National average 144.53 (computed here)
  • As expected
  • 1,380 patients
• Kidney transplant waitlist ratio, first year As expected0.41
  • State average 0.92 (computed here)
  • National average 0.98 (computed here)
  • As expected
  • 290 patients
• Mortality rate As expected23
  • State average 22.32 (computed here)
  • National average 21.79 (computed here)
  • As expected
  • 5,480 patients
• Overall star rating Worse2 of 5
  • State average 3.19 (computed here)
  • National average 2.87 (computed here)
• Patients treated through an arteriovenous fistula As expected53.6
  • State average 59.03 (computed here)
  • National average 57.13 (computed here)
  • As expected
  • 1,720 patients
• Patients waitlisted for a kidney transplant As expected18.1
  • State average 16.69 (computed here)
  • National average 16.51 (computed here)
  • As expected
  • 1,550 patients
• Patients with haemoglobin above 12 g/dL 0
  • State average 0.25 (computed here)
  • National average 0.55 (computed here)
  • 250 patients
• Patients with haemoglobin below 10 g/dL 16
  • State average 23.23 (computed here)
  • National average 20.95 (computed here)
  • 250 patients
• Readmission rate As expected34.7
  • State average 25.59 (computed here)
  • National average 26.95 (computed here)
  • As expected
  • 1,170 patients
• Standardized emergency department visit ratio As expected0.62
  • State average 0.97 (computed here)
  • National average 1 (computed here)
  • As expected
  • 570 patients
• Standardized infection ratio Better0.13
  • State average 0.4 (computed here)
  • National average 0.36 (computed here)
  • Better than expected
• Standardized modality switch ratio As expected0.7
  • State average 1.16 (computed here)
  • National average 1.09 (computed here)
  • As expected
  • 610 patients
• Transfusion rate As expected54.5
  • State average 30.88 (computed here)
  • National average 30.12 (computed here)
  • As expected
  • 450 patients

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

• Jason James Eckel, M.D.

  • Nephrology Physician
  • Cary, NC
  • NPI 1801079884
• Rushi Kamlesh Nayak, M.D.

  • Nephrology Physician
  • Raleigh, NC
  • NPI 1033413760
• Michael Ignatius Oliverio, M.D.

  • Nephrology Physician
  • Raleigh, NC
  • NPI 1497781314

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