End Stage Renal Dialysis (ESRD)
Provider Information

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For information concerning processing federal certifications for end stage renal dialysis in Wisconsin, contact Bureau of Technology, Licensing & Education at (608) 266-0582.

For all other questions on end stage renal dialysis in Wisconsin:
Douglas Englebert at (608) 266-5388.

You may also E-mail the Division of Quality Assurance.

Division of Quality Assurance:

• IMPORTANT NOTE TO APPLICANTS:  Interim Survey Guidance (PDF 29 KB)

• ESRD Forum

• ESRD Provider Training

• Survey Guide: Hospitals and Other Health Services Providers (PDF, 67 KB)

• Directories for ESRD providers via Wisconsin Health Care Facility Directories

• Facilities Seeking to Perform Laboratory Testing - Information

• Construction/Remodeling of Health Care Facilities
  Plan Review Requirements

• Consumer Information for Wisconsin Non-Long-Term Care Providers

• Filing a Complaint Resource Sheet (consumer information)

• Medication Errors

• The Pharmacy Newscapsule

Other Wisconsin Information:

• Wisconsin Medicaid Information for ESRD providers

• The Diabetes Prevention & Control Program in Wisconsin - includes links to Care Guidelines and Strategic Plan 2004-2009

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, CMS

• ESRD Information Resource (exit DHS)

• Dialysis Facility Compare (exit DHS)

• Information for Professionals (exit DHS)

• CMS Region V, Request to Provide CAPD/CCPD Services Questionnaire (PDF, 20 KB) - Fillable PDF document, select line by "Facility Name" and start typing. Hit Tab to go from field to field. Type "X" for checkmarks in Yes/No areas. You will be able to print sheet off, but you cannot save the document.

• CMS Letter S&C 02-43 (exit DHS; PDF), 9/12/02

  • also see CDC Revised Guidelines on Multiple Use of Single-Use Intravenous Medication Vials

• CMS Region V, Requested Elements for Provider-Based Designation Requests (PDF, 28 KB)

More Federal Links - Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, HIPAA, Civil Rights, US Department of Labor, etc.

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Last Updated: February 03, 2012