Dialysis Clinic in Person, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Davita Roxboro Dialysis

Dialysis Clinic

Roxboro, NC

DaVita provides home hemodialysis training, in-center dialysis and more than 2,000 locations nationwide.

  • people comparing home dialysis and in-center dialysis
  • patients seeking home hemodialysis training
  • people wanting kidney disease education through no-cost online or in-person classes

DaVita Roxboro Dialysis PD

Dialysis Clinic

Roxboro, NC

DaVita Roxboro Dialysis PD offers peritoneal dialysis services at 1005 Ridge Rd in Roxboro.

  • Patients seeking peritoneal dialysis services
  • People wanting a no-cost tour of a dialysis center
  • Patients or caregivers seeking kidney-care education and diet resources

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FAQ

What dialysis options are listed in Roxboro?

DaVita Roxboro Dialysis lists home hemodialysis, other home dialysis support, and in-center dialysis. DaVita Roxboro Dialysis PD specifically lists peritoneal dialysis services.

Can I tour a Roxboro dialysis center before starting treatment?

DaVita Roxboro Dialysis PD lists no-cost center tours through its Guest Services team. Confirm tour availability and scheduling directly with the clinic.

What education and diet support are available?

The listed services include kidney disease education through Kidney Smart classes, kidney-friendly recipes, and dietitian-approved food guidance. The main Roxboro clinic also lists access to labs, prescriptions, schedules, and health records through myDaVita.

How do I compare dialysis costs and insurance coverage?

Costs depend on insurance, treatment type, and eligibility; the listings do not provide prices. Ask the clinic and your insurer about coverage, transportation, supplies, and any expected out-of-pocket costs before scheduling.

When should I seek emergency care instead of contacting a dialysis clinic?

Call 911 for severe trouble breathing, chest pain, loss of consciousness, or other life-threatening symptoms. Contact the dialysis care team for routine treatment questions, missed sessions, access concerns, or scheduling issues.