Current closures
Updated Oct 15, 2026
- ColoradoDaVita Cortez Dialysis CenterCCN 062528
- Southern CaliforniaDaVita Garfield Hemodialysis CenterCCN 052564
Report closures or service interruptions
Report to the Network any changes impacting normal facility operations, schedules or access to treatment as a result of power outage, impassable roads or evacuation. Notify the Network as soon as there is a known problem — including outside of business hours.
Resources for providers
General
- Kidney Community Emergency Response (KCER) CoalitionEmergency management preparedness and response resources for individuals, patients, staff and organizations.kcercoalition.com
- CMS Manual: Emergency Preparedness for Dialysis FacilitiesPDF · cms.gov
- CMS Automated 1135 Waiver Portalcmsqualitysupport.servicenowservices.com
- Emergency Preparedness Chapter from the Core Curriculum for Renal Healthcare Administrators (RHA)PDF · files.constantcontact.com
- Emergency Preparedness Checklist Postcard for patients (KCER)PDF
- Billing TelehealthNoridian Healthcare Solutionsmed.noridianmedicare.com
Local support and supplies
CMS requires facilities to contact their local disaster management agency at least annually and as needed for support with restoration of services or to obtain medical resources such as PPE in the event of a disaster or an emergency.
Resources for patients
- Kidney Community Emergency Response (KCER) CoalitionEmergency management preparedness and response resources for individuals, patients, staff and organizations.kcercoalition.com
- Preparing for Emergencies: A Guide for People on DialysisPDF
- Prepárese para Emergencias: Una guia para personas en diálisisPDF
- Patient Emergency Identification CardPDF · kcercoalition.com
- How to Get Off a Dialysis Machine in an Emergency Evacuation/Cómo desconectarse de una máquina de diálisis en una evacuación de emergenciaPDF
- Emergency Diet PlanPDF
- Plan de dieta de emergencia para tres diasPDF
- What Can Chronically Ill Patients Do to Brace for Natural Disasters?nursing.usc.edu
- Emergency Preparedness Checklist Postcard for patients (KCER)PDF
- Patient Hotlineskcercoalition.com
Network’s role in emergencies
Comagine Health ESRD Networks 15 and 18 are required by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to conduct emergency preparedness and response activities to assist the renal patient and provider communities in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming and Southern California.
In preparation for emergencies, the Network:
- Encourages dialysis facilities to plan for emergency situations
- Provides technical assistance in the development of emergency plans
- Provides educational materials to the patient and provider community on topics related to emergency/disaster
- Develops an internal Network plan for preparedness and response, including arrangements with backup Networks if local operations are impaired
During emergency responses, and per HIPAA and CMS policy, the Network:
- Disseminates central contact numbers for dialysis providers in the affected area to assist patients and providers in coordinating the provision of dialysis services
- Posts information about open and closed status of facilities on the Network website
- Assists patients with contacting dialysis providers to arrange treatment
- Assists family members with locating displaced patients
- Assists treating facilities with obtaining necessary information to care for patients
- Works with CMS or its contractor to maintain a database tracking system for patient whereabouts (dialysis centers and/or shelter locations)
- Hosts conference calls with CMS, providers, vendors and other entities to coordinate care for patients
- Enacts backup Network arrangements if our Network office operations are compromised.