Looking for a dialysis center? Fresenius Kidney Care East Nashville in Nashville, TN at 1001 Riverside Dr offers hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis services to people with chronic kidney disease....
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Looking for a dialysis center? Fresenius Kidney Care Madison in Nashville, TN at 220 W Maplewood Ln offers hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis services to people with chronic kidney disease. Get...
Nashville (TN) - - Phone: (866) 434-2597
Looking for a dialysis center? Fresenius Kidney Care Nashville Home in Nashville, TN at 28 White Bridge Pike Ste 311 offers hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis services to people with chronic kidney...
Nashville (TN) - - Phone: (866) 434-2597
Looking for a dialysis center? Fresenius Kidney Care West Nashville in Nashville, TN at 344 White Bridge Pike offers hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis services to people with chronic kidney...
Nashville (TN) - - Phone: (866) 434-2597
Looking for a dialysis center? Vanderbilt Dialysis Clinic in Nashville, TN at 2906 Foster Creighton Dr offers hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis services to people with chronic kidney disease. Get...
Nashville (TN) - - Phone: (800) 881-5101
Looking for a dialysis center? Vanderbilt East Dialysis Clinic in Nashville, TN at 20 Rachel Dr offers hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis services to people with chronic kidney disease. Get reviews,...
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Central Garage2120 Vivien Thomas WayNashville, TN 37212Access this garage at the intersection of 21st Ave. and Vivien Thomas Way. After turning onto Vivien Thomas Way, the Central Garage garage...
Nashville (TN) - - Phone: (615) 875-5227
Free parking for medical appointments is available. Covered pull-up access with wheelchair accessibility is located on the southeast corner of the building complex at entrance A. You may also...
Nashville (TN) - - Phone: (615) 875-5227
One or more medical and diagnostic clinics are present in Nashville. A diagnostic service is a comprehensive examination of the patient to arrive at the cause of his ailment. This is, in fact, the first step of any medical science. The process uses advanced medical equipment and services such as X-rays, electrocardiograms, echocardiograms, MRIs, PET scans and so on. A diagnotician is a professional who can read the test results to arrive at the correct diagnosis. The patient is then referred to the appropriate specialized medical care provider, who may or may not be part of that clinic. Diagnostic checks may be covered by insurance, but you would be wise to check with your provider in advance. Internal medicine, radiology and nuclear medicine are all used in diagnostics.
