How to find nocturnal hemo in-center clinics.

[YouDontKnowCecil]

I apologize if there already is a thread, but I couldn't find one.

I am wondering if there is a way to find any and all in-center nocturnal clinics around the USA without having to call around. www.dialysisfinder.com only shows nocturnal if it's a DaVita center; I know of a Fresenius nocturnal clinic in the area, but on dialysisfinder.com it doesn't even display that.

http://dialysis-centers.findthebest.com/ only shows if they have a shift available starting after 5 pm (which is pretty handy too).

Thanks.

[ToddB0130]

Have you talked to your insurance company about what you're looking for ?  I am pre-D,  but in preparing and talking about "in' and 'out' of plan options,  I explained that for my first in center experience,  I was hoping for in center nocturnal.  Since it was all new to me and I was considering some out of network options,  my case manager was quick to search further and actually hooked me up with a center that does nocturnal.  I am hoping it is a good experience when the time comes. (AND that they still have available 'beds' when my time comes !!)

[fearless]

did you find something?  Because I'm looking for that too!

[Rerun]

I'm looking for that to.  I've been told that transient patients (that is what they call us who travel) are limited to 3 hours.  I'm use to 8 so I'd be feeling bad with only 3 hours.

[noahvale]

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