Dialysis

Contact Information

Rochester General Hospital Outpatient Dialysis
Seneca Ridge Medical Complex
370 Ridge Road East
Rochester, NY 14621

 Phone Numbers

General Information  (585) 922-0300
Inpatient Dialysis Unit  (585) 922-4408
Outpatient Dialysis Center  (585) 922-0300
Home Dialysis  (585) 922-0339

                                                     

General Description

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Rochester General's comprehensive dialysis services include inpatient, outpatient and at-home therapy supported by a staff of board certified nephrologists, registered nurses, technicians, social workers, dietitians and administrative personnel all focused on the patient's care and comfort. 

Services are available for patients 18 and over, who suffer from kidney failure.  Compassionate care is delivered with an emphasis on maximizing patient rehabilitation and independence.

Inpatient Services

Inpatient dialysis is located at Rochester General Hospital.  A six-station inpatient unit provides dialysis treatment for patients admitted to Rochester General Hospital.  Portable equipment is also available to provide bedside care for patients in the intensive care units and others who are unable to be transported to the inpatient dialysis unit.

Outpatient Services

A 48-station outpatient facility for full–care hemodialysis patients is located three miles from Rochester General Hospital. Care is supported by clinical, social work and nutrition experts who specialize in the care of dialysis patients. This state-of-the-art facility provides convenient parking with surface level entry, and a comfortable, spacious treatment area with individual televisions for patients.

Peritoneal Dialysis is available at this site. Patients are educated to enable them to perform dialysis therapy in their home using Baxter products.

Home Hemodialysis using the NXStage system will be offered effective November 2009.

Special Services

  • Peritoneal or hemodialysis for acute, potentially reversible renal failure
  • Dialysis treatment of chronic end-stage or irreversible renal failure
  • High flux dialysis
  • Hemoperfusion for drug overdose
  • Liaison and referral for renal transplantation opportunities to patients with end-stage renal disease
  • Dietary and psycho-social counseling
  • Referrals to community resources for transportation provided

Our Providers

  • Stephen M. Silver, MD, Medical Director 
  • Paul L. Bernstein, MD
  • Marvin Grieff, MD 
  • Robert R. Mayo, MD 
  • Egils Veverbrants, MD 
  • John K Hix, MD
  • Sreederi Chennupati, MD 
  • Jennifer LaPlaca, NP 
  • Jessica O'Neil, PA
  • Charles Schrieber, PA
  • R. Abram DeBadts, PA 

 


 

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