Dialysis Center - Spokane Valley, WA
Spokane Valley Nephrologist Doctors for DialysisType of Physician: Nephrologist What is a Nephrologist? A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine. Practitioners treat disorders of the kidney, high blood pressure, fluid and mineral imbalance, dialysis of body wastes when the kidneys do not function, and consultation with surgeons about kidney transplantation. Specialty: Nephrology Common Name: Kidney Doctor Nephrologist Doctors in Spokane Valley * Northwest Renal Services Inc  Rockwood Clinic  Rockwood Clinic Nephrology  Rockwood Clinic Nephrology  Rockwood Clinic Nephrology  Rockwood Clinic Nephrology  Rockwood Clinic Nephrology  Rockwood Clinic Nephrology  Rockwood Clinic Nephrology  Providence Medical Research Ctr  Providence Medical Research Ctr  Providence Kidney Care  Rockwood Kidney/Hypertension Ct  Tri-State Kidney & Hypertension  Tri-State Kidney & Hypertension Spokane Valley, WashingtonUpcoming Local Events2013-06-22
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