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Monday – Saturday · 6:00 AM – 9:30 PM

In-center hemodialysis

Dialysis care in the Bronx, six days a week

Bronx Kidney Care provides in-center hemodialysis on Third Avenue, with early morning and evening chairs so treatment fits around work, family, and the rest of your life. Same team, same chair, every session.

No appointment needed to ask a question.

  • In-center hemodialysis
  • Open Monday–Saturday
  • First chair at 6:00 AM
  • 4451 Third Avenue

Our care

In-center hemodialysis, delivered by people who know you

Most of our patients come three times a week for treatment that runs three to four hours. We handle the clinical side so you can rest, read, watch something, or sleep through it.

A plan built around your labs

Your prescription is set by your nephrologist and adjusted as your bloodwork and symptoms change.

In-center hemodialysis

Treatment on site, monitored start to finish by nurses and technicians who work with dialysis patients every day.

Scheduling that works around you

Early morning and evening chairs, Monday through Saturday, so treatment doesn't have to cost you a workday.

An older patient reading a book in a dialysis chair while a masked nurse adjusts her dialysis machine

Wherever you are in this, there's a way in

  • New to dialysis

    If your nephrologist has said it's time to start, we'll walk you through the first weeks and what to bring.

  • Transferring from another center

    Moving, changing insurance, or after a better schedule. We'll coordinate records with your current unit.

  • Visiting the Bronx

    Traveling and need treatment while you're here? Call ahead and we'll check chair availability.

Your first visit

What happens when you start with us

Five steps, and we handle most of them.

  1. Call us

    Tell us your situation and we'll tell you what we need from you and your nephrologist.

  2. We gather your records

    Your dialysis prescription, recent labs, and access details come over from your doctor or your previous unit.

  3. Insurance check

    We verify your coverage before your first session so there are no surprises.

  4. Your first treatment

    Come a little early. We'll show you around, get your weight and vitals, and get you settled in your chair.

  5. Settling into a routine

    You'll have a regular day, time, and chair, and a team who gets to know you.

A sun-filled dialysis lounge where patients rest in recliners while staff attend to them, with plants and city buildings visible through the windows

Why patients stay

The things that make three days a week easier

A patient reads under a blanket in a recliner while a nurse sets up his treatment, a wall calendar behind them

Hours that respect your time

First chair at 6:00 AM, six days a week.

Nurses and a technician chatting with a smiling patient during his dialysis session

A team that stays

The same faces, who notice when something is off.

In the neighborhood

On Third Avenue, reachable by bus and train.

A Bronx street corner with an elevated train overhead and an M101 bus at the curb

Comfortable chairs and clean stations

Modern equipment and room to settle in.

A nurse drapes a blanket over a patient settling into a reclining treatment chair in a bright suite

Paying for treatment

Most dialysis patients are covered by Medicare, Medicaid, or a commercial plan. Call us with your insurance details and we'll verify your coverage and explain what you'd be responsible for before you start.

Our team

The people who'll be looking after you

Dr. Amara Osei, Medical Director

Dr. Amara Osei, MD

Medical Director

Board-certified nephrologist who oversees every treatment plan and reviews your labs with your kidney doctor each month.

Rosa Delgado, Charge Nurse

Rosa Delgado, RN

Charge Nurse

Runs the treatment floor and is the first face most patients get to know. Fifteen years of dialysis nursing in the Bronx.

Marcus Rivera, Patient Care Technician

Marcus Rivera

Patient Care Technician

Gets you weighed, settled, and on treatment — and keeps an eye on how you're doing for the whole session.

Questions patients ask?

What should I bring to my first session?

Your insurance card, ID, a list of your medications, and something warm. Treatment rooms run cool.

How long is a treatment?

Most sessions run three to four hours, three times a week. Your nephrologist sets the exact prescription.

Can I eat during dialysis?

Ask your care team — it depends on your treatment and how you tolerate it. Bring water and a light snack and we'll let you know.

What if I need to miss a session?

Call us as early as you can and we'll try to move you to another slot. Skipping treatment isn't safe, so we'd rather reschedule than have you miss.

Find us

4451 Third Avenue, Bronx

Address

4451 Third Avenue

Bronx, NY 10457

Hours

Monday – Saturday

6:00 AM – 9:30 PM · Closed Sunday

Phone

718-960-3860

Fax and email pending

An older patient and a nurse in green scrubs giving thumbs-up together outdoors among sunlit greenery

Talk to us about starting care

Call and we'll answer your questions, check your insurance, and tell you exactly what happens next. No appointment needed to ask.