Chronic kidney disease
27 hospitals in 17 states list Chronic kidney disease as a condition they treat on their own websites, 1 of them in Greater Houston. Listings reflect each hospital's own published information; confirm availability with the hospital before you go.
26 hospitals outside Greater Houston, by state
17 statesThese hospitals list «Chronic kidney disease» on their own websites (checked between 2026-10-30 and 2026-11-02). Hospitals word their services differently, so the list is not complete; confirm with the hospital before you go.
Alaska (1)
- St Elias Specialty Hospital Anchorage
Alabama (1)
- Prattville Baptist Hospital Prattville
Arkansas (1)
- Izard Regional Hospital LLC Calico Rock
California (2)
- Scripps Green Hospital La Jolla
- Scripps Memorial Hospital - Encinitas Encinitas
Colorado (1)
District of Columbia (1)
- Washington DC VA Medical Center Washington
Iowa (1)
- Ringgold County Hospital Mount Ayr
Illinois (3)
- North Chicago VA Medical Center North Chicago
- OSF Sacred Heart Medical Center Danville
- Rochelle Community Hospital Rochelle
Kansas (1)
Michigan (1)
- Munson Healthcare Grayling Hospital Grayling
Minnesota (1)
- Mayo Clinic Health System - Fairmont Fairmont
Nebraska (3)
- Community Medical Center, Inc Falls City
- Sidney Regional Medical Center Sidney
- York General Health Care Services York
Tennessee (1)
- Mountain Home VA Medical Center Mountain Home
Texas (2)
- Hereford Regional Medical Center Hereford
- VA Amarillo Healthcare System Amarillo
Virginia (1)
- Hampton VA Medical Center Hampton
Vermont (1)
- Springfield Hospital Springfield
Wisconsin (4)
1 Houston-area hospital
Harris: 1| Hospital | Type | Location (County) | Beds | Selected care areas | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kindred Hospital Houston NW | Long-Term Acute Care Hospital | Houston (Harris) | 96 | RehabilitationNeurologyOrthopedics | View hospital → |
Medicines whose FDA label names this condition
From the “Indications and Usage” section of each FDA-approved label. This is not a treatment recommendation: talk to your doctor or pharmacist.
Related conditions
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Entries most often listed by the same hospitals. They are offered together; this does not mean one treats the other.
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