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§ 494.100(a) Standard: Training. ... The training must— (1) Be provided by a dialysis

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facility that is approved to provide home dialysis services;

Interpretive Guidance §494.100(a)(1):

For a dialysis facility to provide a home dialysis program, the facility must be approved for

home dialysis services including both training and support. The facility may choose to apply for

approval of peritoneal dialysis (PD) only, home hemodialysis (HHD) only, or both services.

These services may be added to an existing facility. A new facility may apply for home dialysis

services in addition to in-center services, or to provide only home dialysis services. The facility

application for home dialysis should be directed to the State survey agency.

The CMS-3427 End-Stage Renal Disease Application/Notification, Survey, and Certification

Report should be completed to indicate that the facility is approved for PD and/or HHD training

and support.

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2026-07-22
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som-2026-07-22
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