Kelowna Community Dialysis Unit

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About Kelowna Community Dialysis Unit

A specialized clinic setting that provides hemodialysis to patients with off-site nephrology support close to their home. Community Dialysis Unit appointments are scheduled outpatient treatments.

Available Services

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Renal Program - Community Dialysis

Parking for Kelowna Community Dialysis Unit

Dedicated dialysis parking stalls closest to the doors of the unit. Accessible parking stalls available. Capri Centre Mall parking is available to use free of charge.

Hours for Kelowna Community Dialysis Unit

Monday to Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 pm. Closed on Sundays.

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Video: Kelowna community dialysis unit opening in new location

Resources

Video: Kelowna community dialysis unit opening in new location

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this site wheelchair accessible?

Yes

Is a referral required?

Yes

Do you need an appointment?

Yes. Services are by appointment only.

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