Dialysis center intelligence.
Understand capacity, outcomes and performance.

Identify facilities and place their organizational information in context.

• Organization name and record ID; street address, city, state, postal code, country and primary location.
• Industry, phone, website and social links; group employees and group revenue.
• Organization look-alike research and a financial overview. Group figures provide organizational context and should be distinguished from facility-level capacity.

Explore how a dialysis center is organized and overseen.

• ESRD network name, number and geographic coverage, with associated reporting dates.
• Profit or nonprofit status, chain ownership and chain organization.
• Dialysis station count, CMS star rating, rating period and data availability code.

Review the facility’s service offerings and the periods behind its records.

• Availability of in-center hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, home hemodialysis training and late-shift dialysis.
• Certification dates and claims and EQRS reporting periods.
• Ownership record dates and updates where available.

Explore facility measures for major patient outcomes.

• Mortality and survival, hospitalization, hospital readmission and transfusion measures.
• Facility results and performance categories, with reporting periods and patient or hospitalization counts.
• Upper and lower confidence limits and data availability indicators where provided.

Research transplant waitlisting, emergency care use and changes in treatment setting.

• First-year transplant waitlisting and prevalent patients waitlisted, including eligible patient counts and confidence intervals.
• Standardized emergency department visit ratio and emergency visits within 30 days of hospital discharge.
• Standardized modality switching from home to in-center dialysis, with reporting periods, eligible populations and confidence limits.

Review vascular access and infection measures with their supporting context.

• Standardized infection ratio, fistula use and long-term catheter use.
• Patient counts, patient-months, reporting periods and data availability.
• Facility performance categories and confidence limits where reported.

Explore treatment adequacy and laboratory measure categories.

• Kt/V adequacy for adult and pediatric hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis populations, with patient counts and patient-months.
• Hemoglobin categories, hypercalcemia and serum phosphorus distributions.
• Pediatric hemodialysis normalized protein catabolic rate (NPCR), with population and availability information.

Review healthcare personnel vaccination reporting separately from patient measures.

• Healthcare personnel COVID-19 vaccination adherence and collection periods.
• Data availability codes and reported months where included.
• Related payment-year QIP scores and state and national average scores.

Search historical facility measures within Quality Programs (Care Compare).

• Measure names, scores, years or periods, measure IDs, CMS Certification Numbers (CCNs) and ownership type.
• Sortable columns and filters for measure text, score ranges, year ranges, identifiers and ownership.
• Dataset search, expandable sections and Classic or Modern presentation.

Explore payment-year-specific Quality Incentive Program datasets.

• Clinical depression screening and follow-up, dialysis adequacy, hypercalcemia and long-term catheter measures.
• Medication reconciliation, NHSN bloodstream infection and NHSN dialysis event reporting.
• Prevalent patients waitlisted and standardized hospitalization, readmission and transfusion measures.

Connect individual measure scores to the supporting reporting fields.

• Facility commitment to health equity and healthcare personnel vaccination datasets.
• Achievement and improvement period rates or ratios, numerators and denominators, score basis and patients included.
• Observed and expected infection events, patient-years at risk, reported months and domains where applicable.
• Measure scores, state and national averages, alternate CCN, network and reasons for no score or footnote references.

Explore dialysis patient survey measures and their reporting context.

• Nephrologist communication and caring, quality of dialysis care and operations, and information provided to patients.
• Overall ratings of nephrologists, dialysis staff and the dialysis facility.
• Survey counts and dates, achievement and improvement rates, measure scores and state and national averages.
• Data availability, no-score reasons and facility ownership or network context.

Review the overall QIP result alongside benchmark scores.

• Total performance score and state and national average total performance scores.
• Payment reduction percentage for the relevant payment year.
• Complete QIP records with certification and ownership metadata where available.

Bring operational and quality research together with organizational buying context.

• Active intent keywords describing organizational priorities and buying signals.
• Detected technology names and technology count.
• Look-alike exploration from intent signals and technology profiles.