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Dialysis centers in Winston Salem, NC

Medicare rates dialysis centers from one to five stars and publishes how each one compares with expectations on survival, hospitalisation and getting patients onto the kidney transplant waitlist.

How Medicare rates them

  • 5 stars 0
  • 4 stars 1
  • 3 stars 3
  • 2 stars 1
  • 1 star 1

1 more dialysis centers here have no CMS star rating published.

7 Medicare-certified dialysis centers in Winston Salem

Wfu Baptist Medical Center Dialysis Unit

Not rated

4 N Hemodialysis · (336) 716-3170

Ownership: Non-profit · Independent

Dialysis stations
4
Offers a late shift
Yes
Peritoneal dialysis
Yes
In-center hemodialysis
Yes
Home hemodialysis training
No

Highland Oaks Dialysis Center

4 of 5 stars

730 Highland Oaks Dr. Suite 101 · (336) 793-0189

Ownership: Non-profit · Wake Forest University

Dialysis stations
1
Offers a late shift
No
Peritoneal dialysis
Yes
In-center hemodialysis
No
Home hemodialysis training
No
Hospitalisation vs expected
As Expected
Patient survival vs expected
As Expected

North Davidson Dialysis Center Of Wake Forest University

3 of 5 stars

295 Millers Creek Dr. · (336) 793-0415

Ownership: Non-profit · Other

Dialysis stations
19
Offers a late shift
No
Peritoneal dialysis
Yes
In-center hemodialysis
Yes
Readmission vs expected
As Expected
Home hemodialysis training
No
Hospitalisation vs expected
As Expected
Patient survival vs expected
As Expected

Piedmont Dialysis Center

3 of 5 stars

655 Cotton Street · (336) 721-1360

Ownership: Non-profit · Wake Forest University

Dialysis stations
58
Offers a late shift
No
Peritoneal dialysis
Yes
In-center hemodialysis
Yes
Readmission vs expected
As Expected
Home hemodialysis training
Yes
Hospitalisation vs expected
As Expected
Patient survival vs expected
As Expected
First-year transplant waitlisting vs expected
As Expected

Salem Kidney Center

3 of 5 stars

2705 Boulder Park Court · (336) 761-8808

Ownership: Non-profit · Wake Forest University

Dialysis stations
39
Offers a late shift
No
Peritoneal dialysis
No
In-center hemodialysis
Yes
Readmission vs expected
As Expected
Home hemodialysis training
No
Hospitalisation vs expected
As Expected
Patient survival vs expected
As Expected
First-year transplant waitlisting vs expected
As Expected

Miller Street Dialysis Center

2 of 5 stars

120 Miller St · (336) 724-0468

Ownership: Non-profit · Wake Forest University

Dialysis stations
48
Offers a late shift
Yes
Peritoneal dialysis
No
In-center hemodialysis
Yes
Readmission vs expected
As Expected
Home hemodialysis training
No
Hospitalisation vs expected
As Expected
Patient survival vs expected
As Expected
First-year transplant waitlisting vs expected
As Expected

Northside Dialysis Center

1 of 5 stars

500 West Hanes Mill Road · (336) 744-0577

Ownership: Non-profit · Wake Forest University

Dialysis stations
45
Offers a late shift
No
Peritoneal dialysis
Yes
In-center hemodialysis
Yes
Readmission vs expected
As Expected
Home hemodialysis training
No
Hospitalisation vs expected
As Expected
Patient survival vs expected
As Expected
First-year transplant waitlisting vs expected
Worse than Expected

Common questions

How many dialysis centers are there in Winston Salem?

Medicare lists 7 certified dialysis centers in Winston Salem. 6 carry a CMS star rating and 1 are rated 4 or 5 stars.

What does the CMS star rating actually measure?

Medicare combines three things into one overall rating: state health inspection results, staffing levels reported from payroll data, and clinical quality measures. It is a federal rating, not our assessment, and a facility can be rated well on one and poorly on another.

Does Medicare or Medicaid pay for this?

Every facility listed here is Medicare-certified. What Medicare pays for and for how long depends on the type of care and your situation, so confirm coverage with the facility and with your plan before you commit.

Where this data comes from

Ratings and quality measures on this page come from CMS Dialysis Facility Compare, published June 2026. They are Medicare's assessments, not ours. We report the federal figures as published, with the file's own date, and we do not compute a score of our own or rank one facility against another.

CMS suppresses some measures for small facilities, so a blank is missing data rather than a poor result. Ratings are refreshed each quarter from the source file. Confirm anything that matters directly with the facility before you act on it.

Compiled and maintained by the Black Health editorial team. Found something wrong? Tell us and we will check it against the source.