HAP (High Acuity Patient) Division
HIGH ACUITY PATIENT (HAP) DIVISION
At Quality Dialysis, our High Acuity Patient (HAP) Division is specifically designed to support individuals with serious medical conditions and complex comorbidities who require long-term, specialized dialysis care. These patients often face multiple chronic illnesses and require a higher level of medical oversight than traditional outpatient dialysis provides.
The HAP Division offers staff-assisted home dialysis for medically fragile patients under the direct supervision of board-certified Nephrologists and performed by highly trained, licensed dialysis nurses. Our goal is to deliver consistent, compassionate dialysis care in the comfort of home, especially for patients whose primary caregivers are family members without additional support resources.
This model provides a life-sustaining solution for individuals who are not candidates for traditional in-center dialysis due to their clinical complexity, mobility limitations, or ongoing care needs.
WHO QUALIFIES FOR HIGH ACUITY IN-HOME DIALYSIS?
Patients with the following diagnoses and conditions may be eligible for HAP services:
Chronic Respiratory Failure
Anoxic Encephalopathy
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Cancer
Morbid Obesity
Severe Liver Failure
Cardiomyopathy
Ventilator / Tracheostomy Dependent
Cardiac Disease w/ LVAD
Severe Congestive Heart Failure
Paraplegia
Immunosuppression
Seizure Disorders
Chronic Infections
The High Acuity Patient (HAP) Division is a specialized part of Quality Dialysis’ outpatient services, focused on delivering advanced in-home dialysis care for patients with complex medical needs.
To speak with a registered dialysis nurse about eligibility, care planning, or next steps, please call us at (281) 491-4009 or click the button below to get started!