Dialysis Clinic, Inc. - St. James, Shreveport, LA

Dialysis Clinic, Inc. – St. James is a nonprofit outpatient dialysis center in Shreveport, Louisiana, operated by DCI, one of the nation's oldest nonprofit dialysis organizations founded in 1971. Serving Caddo Parish and northwest Louisiana, services include in-center hemodialysis, renal dietitian counseling, vascular access management, nephrology coordination, and home dialysis support.

Dialysis Clinic, Inc. – St. James is a specialized outpatient dialysis center located in Shreveport, Louisiana, providing life-sustaining renal replacement therapy to patients living with end-stage renal disease (ESRD) and chronic kidney failure across Caddo Parish and the greater northwest Louisiana region. Operating under Dialysis Clinic, Inc. (DCI), one of the oldest and most respected nonprofit dialysis organizations in the United States founded in 1971, the St. James location benefits from DCI's decades of clinical expertise, patient-centered care philosophy, and unwavering organizational commitment to improving the quality of life for every patient living with kidney disease.

As a nonprofit dialysis provider, DCI distinguishes itself within the renal care landscape through its mission-driven approach to patient care — prioritizing individualized treatment planning, clinical quality, and a compassionate, supportive dialysis environment over institutional profit. The Shreveport St. James center's dedicated multidisciplinary renal care team — comprising nephrologists, registered nurses, dialysis technicians, renal dietitians, and social workers — collaborates closely to manage each patient's comprehensive treatment plan with clinical precision and genuine compassion for the northwest Louisiana community it serves.

Services provided by this facility

• In-center hemodialysis
• Chronic kidney disease (CKD) and end-stage renal disease (ESRD) treatment
• Renal dietitian counseling and nutritional support
• Nephrology care coordination
• Vascular access monitoring and management
• Social work and psychosocial support services
• Patient education on kidney disease and treatment options
• Home dialysis training and support (peritoneal and home hemodialysis)
• Transplant referral coordination