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The Demand for Dialysis Care in Vermont: 2005-2014

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  • Robert Schmitz
  • So Sasigant Limpa-Amara
  • Amy O'Sullivan

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Analyzing the demand for dialysis care in Vermont over the next 10 years, Mathematica’s researchers found that demand will grow between 75 and 136 percent; most state dialysis centers will be oversubscribed by 2014 even with the addition of a new center in Newport; the addition of a Newport center aids in reducing travel time in some counties, but travel time would still exceed 60 minutes for a couple of counties (the standard specified in Vermont’s certificate of need guideline); and the number and proportion of patients projected to receive dialysis treatment out of state will increase steadily over time. Consequently, Vermont may have to consider further expansion of capacity to meet potential growth in demand.

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  • Robert Schmitz & So Sasigant Limpa-Amara & Amy O'Sullivan, 2005. "The Demand for Dialysis Care in Vermont: 2005-2014," Mathematica Policy Research Reports cebe9195a7cd46a6a75d13717, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:cebe9195a7cd46a6a75d1371757e976a
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