We proudly accept and care for Peritoneal Dialysis patients. Our nursing team receives annual training in order to provide better patient care and improve quality of life.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What information is needed to help the referral process go smoother?

-Nephologist Name, Name of the PD Clinic, and Family Contact Information.

-These are required before we can proceed in the review process.

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Can PD residents also receive therapy services?

-PD residents can receive skilled therapy during their stay at Hillview CLC.

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Are you able to do manual exchanges?

-Each case is reviewed by our clinical care team to ensure we can meet the patient's needs.

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If new to PD, what happens first?

-A PD Clinic will need to be chosen by the resident or their Responsible Party. Once they have a signed agreement with the clinic, the PD Clinic will be able to order a cycler and supplies as well as send us the order for exchange. We recommend choosing a clinic close to the resident's primary residence so they can continue services after discharging from our community.

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Upon admission, will they continue to go monthly to the PD Clinic?

-Yes, this will be coordinated by family members, our social worker here at Hillview, and the PD Clinic.

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Do you provide education on using a cycler?

-Our staff has the ability to provide one-on-one training with the resident or their family for at-home care.

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What specific services are offered for PD residents?

-Our nurses provide proper site care, monitor vital signs and weight changes, assess for signs of infection, monitor fluid and electrolyte balance, and create a schedule that offers minimal inconvenience for the resident.