As of the October 2026 CMS release, Vermont has 8 Medicare-certified dialysis centers in 8 cities. 6 have a cms star rating, averaging 2.3 stars, below the U.S. average of 2.8. Barre has the most (1).
By cms star rating.
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| Name | City | CMS star rating | Dialysis stations |
|---|---|---|---|
| FMC of ST. Johnsbury Dialysis | Saint Johnsbury | 13 | |
| Southwestern Vermont Renal Center | Bennington | Not rated | 9 |
| University of Vermont Medical Center Dialysis | Burlington | Not rated | 10 |
| University of Vermont Medical Center Dialysis Berlin | Barre | 10 | |
| University of Vermont Medical Center Dialysis Newport | Newport | 9 | |
| University of Vermont Medical Center Dialysis Rutland | Rutland | 9 | |
| University of Vermont Medical Center Dialysis South Burlington | South Burlington | 18 | |
| University of Vermont Medical Center Dialysis St. Albans | Saint Albans | 9 |
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Vermont has 8 Medicare-certified dialysis centers. The cities with the most are Barre (1), Bennington (1), Burlington (1), Newport (1), Rutland (1).
None of Vermont's 6 rated dialysis centers has 5 stars in the latest CMS release. 0 have 4 stars.
0% of rated dialysis centers in Vermont have 4 or 5 stars, against 23% nationally. The average rating is 2.3 stars (U.S. 2.8).
Look at the star rating and at the outcome verdicts, then at practical things: distance (most patients go three times a week), whether the center has an evening shift if you work, and whether it offers training for home dialysis if you might want it later. Visit, and ask how many patients each nurse looks after.
Source: CMS Dialysis Facility Compare (Provider Data Catalog dataset 23ew-n7w9). October 2026 release. About the data.