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People needing life-saving dialysis treatment in the Salt Lake Valley have a new state-of-the-art center to get their care.
Central Valley Dialysis, which has provided dialysis care for patients for many years, has changed its name to Intermountain Medical Center Dialysis Services, and has a new, comprehensive dialysis center on the Intermountain Medical Center campus at 74 West Vine Street in Murray.
The center treats nearly 150 dialysis patients a year and employs a staff of 25. It’s part of a comprehensive dialysis program that includes inpatient dialysis care at Intermountain Medical Center and several other area hospitals, as well as three additional outpatient clinics in downtown Salt Lake City, Tooele, and Richfield.
Heidi Naylor, a patient suffering from polycystic kidney disease who’s been receiving dialysis for eight years, is thrilled to have a new center to receive her life-saving treatments.
“I’m excited because I know a lot of care has gone into it. It’s exciting because it’s all state-of-the-art, and they’ve been working on it forever,” she said.
For Naylor and her family, dialysis is a life extender, and she has first-hand experience with losing a loved one when these treatments weren’t available. In 1967, her grandfather died at the age of 47 because he didn’t fit required criteria to receive treatments that would have kept him alive.
“To this day if I have a bad day or a weary day, I am so grateful I have it. If I didn’t have dialysis, I wouldn’t be able to be with my three kids or my husband. My husband calls it the extender – it’s the life extender,” said Naylor.
The new location on the Intermountain Medical Center campus offers patients several benefits:
The center’s new number is 801-507-9000. It will be open six days a week.
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