Dialysis centers in West Virginia
As of the October 2026 CMS release, West Virginia has 40 Medicare-certified dialysis centers in 33 cities. 37 have a cms star rating, averaging 1.7 stars, below the U.S. average of 2.8. Beckley has the most (3).
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Dialysis centers40in 33 cities
Average rating1.7U.S. 2.8
Rated 4-5 stars0%U.S. 23%
5-star0of 37 rated
Dialysis centers in West Virginia by city
Beckley3 Huntington3 Morgantown3 Martinsburg2 Berkeley Springs1 Bluefield1 Bridgeport1 Bruceton Mills1 Buckhannon1 Charleston1 Clarksburg1 Dunbar1 Elkins1 Grafton1 Hurricane1 Kearneysville1 Keyser1 Lewisburg1 Logan1 Montgomery1 Moorefield1 New Martinsville1 Oceana1 Parkersburg1 Pleasant Valley1 Princeton1 Ripley1 South Charleston1 Summersville1 Sutton1 Vienna1 Weirton1 Wheeling1
Highest-rated dialysis centers in West Virginia
By cms star rating.
DaVita Harrison County Dialysis
Clarksburg
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DaVita Mountaineer Dialysis
Beckley
CMS star rating
DaVita New Martinsville Dialysis
New Martinsville
CMS star rating
DaVita Wood County Dialysis
Parkersburg
CMS star rating
Fresenius Medical Care of Charles Town
Kearneysville
CMS star rating
Fresenius Medical Care of Grafton
Grafton
CMS star rating
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Questions about dialysis centers in West Virginia
How many dialysis centers are in West Virginia?
West Virginia has 40 Medicare-certified dialysis centers. The cities with the most are Beckley (3), Huntington (3), Morgantown (3), Martinsburg (2), Berkeley Springs (1).
Which dialysis centers in West Virginia have 5 stars?
None of West Virginia's 37 rated dialysis centers has 5 stars in the latest CMS release. 0 have 4 stars.
How do West Virginia's dialysis centers compare with the rest of the U.S.?
0% of rated dialysis centers in West Virginia have 4 or 5 stars, against 23% nationally. The average rating is 1.7 stars (U.S. 2.8).
How do I choose a dialysis center?
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.
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Source: CMS Dialysis Facility Compare (Provider Data Catalog dataset 23ew-n7w9). October 2026 release. About the data.
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