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Home Dialysis Therapies in San Diego

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Home Dialysis Therapies of San Diego

At Home Dialysis Therapies of San Diego, our mission is simple: to improve your quality of life. We live this mission every day, fostering a supportive, family-like environment where our patients are more than just individuals undergoing dialysis—they’re part of our family. With superior outcomes that outperform local and national benchmarks, we’re proud to help patients stay at home 50% longer and actively support their journey toward transplantation.

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Your Health, Your Choice, Our Expertise

Mission

Every patient deserves the chance to live with dignity, independence, and expert support. Click to learn more about HDT’s commitment to our patients and our community.

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Why Choose Us

With better outcomes, experienced staff, and compassionate care, we give our patients peace of mind through their dialysis journeys. Click to find out what sets us apart.

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Transplants

Our patients are more likely to receive a transplant because we are committed to fighting for your long-term health, not just short-term care. Click to see how we give you the best chance for a transplant.

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Our Services

Dialysis Options Education

We offer free, one-on-one options education with an experienced registered nephrology nurse, grounded in our commitment to patient empowerment by providing education on all available treatment options.

NHD

Nocturnal hemodialysis (NHD) is a gentler, longer dialysis process that can greatly improve your overall health and energy levels.

CAPD

Continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) is done continuously throughout the day, offering convenience and maintaining a patient's independence.

APD

Automated peritoneal dialysis (APD) offers a hands-off approach to dialysis, making it an ideal choice for those who wish to maximize their daytime hours.

HHD

Home hemodialysis (HHD) is an innovative option that offers greater flexibility in your treatment schedule, allowing for more frequent sessions compared to traditional in-center dialysis.

Lower Emergency Room Visits

49% Fewer ER Visits compared to the national average
(Fewer hospital trips, less disruption to life)

Lower Infection Rates

4x Fewer Exit Site Infections and over 2x fewer peritonitis cases than national average
(Better hygiene, better outcomes)

Transplant Readiness

Currently, 43% of our patients under age 70 are on the transplant waiting list—compared to just 25% nationally.
(We don’t just maintain your health. We fight for your future.)

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Testimonials

“When I first was told I would need to have dialysis, I was crushed. I soon learned that I had a fantastic team working for and with me. I am totally... read more

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Betty

“My least favorite treatment option is hemodialysis at the clinic three times a week. I am 42 years old and I have been on dialysis since January 14,... read more

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Colleen

“To face the reality of dialysis due to failing kidneys is not easy. It involves apprehension of the unknown dialysis process and the degree to which... read more

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Erika

“My dialysis experience began while I was on the operating table having heart surgery. The tests that confirmed that I had almost complete heart artery... read more

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Kevin

“This story started when I was 18 years old. I was diagnosed with insulin dependent diabetes which brought on many complications over the years. I started... read more

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William

Betty

“When I first was told I would need to have dialysis, I was crushed. I soon learned that I had a fantastic team working for and with me. I am totally pleased with my home dialysis experience. The nurses, staff, and Dr. King are concerned and helpful. They made me feel that they truly cared. I would be happy to advise anyone that needs dialysis to use Home Dialysis of San Diego.”

Colleen

“My least favorite treatment option is hemodialysis at the clinic three times a week. I am 42 years old and I have been on dialysis since January 14, 2002. Initially, after going into kidney failure, I was started on hemodialysis at the clinic. After some time, it was suggested to me by my nephrologist to do peritoneal dialysis. This worked well for me for a time, but unfortunately I got peritonitis on two occasions (at this time I was very immune compromised). The second time, there was a lot of scarring and I had gotten very sick, so I was unable to do peritoneal dialysis again and I returned to hemodialysis at the clinic three times a week. At some point, I changed doctors and Dr. King, my new doctor, suggested that I try home dialysis. Now I have been on home dialysis for about 6 years.”

Erika

“To face the reality of dialysis due to failing kidneys is not easy. It involves apprehension of the unknown dialysis process and the degree to which it will be a life-changing experience. So, it was a relief that my first encounter with Home Dialysis Therapies of San Diego was encouraging with the assurance by staff of full support of my decision to choose Peritoneal Dialysis as a preferred treatment.”

Kevin

“My dialysis experience began while I was on the operating table having heart surgery. The tests that confirmed that I had almost complete heart artery blockage also reduced what little kidney function I had remaining to near zero. So my first hemodialysis session was while I was “on the table”. After surgery, I chose home peritoneal dialysis (PD) as the best fit for my lifestyle. I was still working and wanted to continue to do so for the foreseeable future. Since a catheter must be placed before this type of dialysis can begin, I endured many weeks of in-center hemo before I could be ready to train to do in-home PD.”

William

“This story started when I was 18 years old. I was diagnosed with insulin dependent diabetes which brought on many complications over the years. I started on in-center hemodialysis when I was with Kaiser in 1999. I was fortunate to get a kidney and pancreas transplant in 2000; my life changed, it was perfect again. In 2009, my transplanted kidney began to peter out. Due to changes in my insurance, I started seeing Scripps doctors at that time. Dr. King is the best thing that ever happened to me!”

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