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Dialysis facilities in Minnesota

113 dialysis facilities certified by Medicare. Medicare star rating: 5★ 4 · 4★ 29 · 3★ 41 · 2★ 25 · 1★ 8 · not rated 6.

A dialysis facility treats people whose kidneys have failed (end-stage kidney disease). Hemodialysis cleans the blood with a machine, usually three times a week at the center; some centers also train patients to do peritoneal dialysis or hemodialysis at home. The facilities listed here are certified by Medicare.

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All dialysis facilities in Minnesota

Aitkin

Albert Lea

Alexandria

Apple Valley

Arden Hills

Bemidji

Big Lake

Blaine

Bloomington

Brainerd

Brooklyn Center

Buffalo

Burnsville

Cambridge

Cass Lake

Champlin

Chaska

Cloquet

Coon Rapids

Cottage Grove

Crookston

Detroit Lakes

Dilworth

Duluth

Dundas

Eden Prairie

Elk River

Eveleth

Fairmont

Faribault

Fergus Falls

Fridley

Glencoe

Golden Valley

Grand Rapids

Hastings

Hermantown

Hibbing

Lake City

Lakeville

Litchfield

Little Falls

Mankato

Maple Grove

Maplewood

Marshall

Minneapolis

Minnetonka

Mora

New Hope

New Ulm

North Mankato

Northfield

Owatonna

Pipestone

Plymouth

Princeton

Redlake

Redwood Falls

Richfield

Robbinsdale

Rochester

Roseau

Roseville

Saint Cloud

Saint Louis Park

Saint Paul

Savage

Shakopee

Staples

Stillwater

Thief River Falls

Waconia

West St Paul

White Earth

Willmar

Winona

Woodbury

Worthington

Wyoming

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Common questions

How many dialysis facilities are in Minnesota?

Medicare (CMS) lists 113 dialysis facilities in Minnesota. 107 have a Medicare star rating.

Which dialysis facilities in Minnesota have 5 stars?

In the current Medicare data: Avera Dialysis Marshall, DaVita Cottage Grove Dialysis, FMC - Blaine Dialysis and Fresenius Kidney Care Douglas County. Ratings are one piece of information: call and visit before you decide.

Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), “Dialysis Facility - Listing by Facility”, data updated 2026-10-22, retrieved 2026-10-31. In a medical emergency, call 911. About dialysis facilities and their ratings