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Dialysis centres in Guadalajara

Facilities that report a haemodialysis unit. From Mexico's Ministry of Health resource inventory (2024).

We list 10 facilities with dialysis in Guadalajara, taken from the Ministry of Health's resource inventory. 9 of them report inpatient capacity, 3,347 beds between them. All of them list a phone number.

Hgr 110 Oblatos

Hospital Dialysis 1 doctor
Santa Fe
+52 333 345 5805
362 beds18 operating theatres12 services27 specialties
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Hgz 89 Guadalajara

Hospital Dialysis 1 doctor
Agustín Yáñez
+52 333 812 5449
258 beds11 operating theatres7 services17 specialties
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Nuevo Hospital Civil de Guadalajara Dr. Juan I. Menchaca

Hospital Dialysis 1 doctor
+52 333 883 4400
486 beds23 operating theatres13 services21 specialties
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Antiguo Hospital Civil de Guadalajara Fray Antonio Alcalde

Hospital Dialysis
Calle Hospital, #278
+52 333 942 4400
747 beds24 operating theatres14 services29 specialties
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Hes Cmn Occidente

Hospital Dialysis
Calle Belisario Domínguez, #1000, Int. E
+52 333 618 2760
455 beds17 operating theatres9 services26 specialties
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Hgr 46 Guadalajara

Hospital Dialysis
Avenida Lázaro Cárdenas, #1060
+52 333 810 0010
455 beds13 operating theatres11 services27 specialties
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Hgr 45 Guadalajara

Hospital Dialysis
Calle San Felipe, #1014
+52 333 825 3903
277 beds11 operating theatres7 services20 specialties
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Hospital Militar Regional de Especialidades de Guadalajara

Hospital Dialysis
Calzada del Ejército, #100
+52 333 617 7310
118 beds11 operating theatres14 services20 specialties
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HP Cmn Occidente

Hospital Dialysis
Calle Belizario Domínguez, #735
+52 333 618 8318
189 beds7 operating theatres11 services10 specialties
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Umf-umaa 52 Guadalajara

Clinic Dialysis
Boulevard Marcelino Garcia Barragan, #1596
+52 333 942 0028
4 operating theatres4 services11 specialties30 consulting rooms
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What a dialysis unit is

Haemodialysis filters the blood when the kidneys can no longer do it. A dialysis unit is a room with dialysis machines, water treatment and specialist nursing staff, where each patient occupies a chair for several hours per session, usually three times a week. Because of that frequency, the distance between the unit and the patient's home stops being a logistical detail and becomes part of the treatment: it amounts to hundreds of journeys a year.

What to ask when choosing a unit

Ask about the shifts available — a unit at capacity will only offer overnight slots — about who places and follows up the vascular access, about what happens if the patient needs to be admitted during treatment, and whether the unit sits inside a hospital or operates independently. If a public institution or an insurer covers the treatment, confirm in advance what is included: the sessions, the disposable materials and the medication are often billed separately.

Frequently asked questions

How many facilities with dialysis are there in Guadalajara?

10 facilities in Guadalajara report dialysis in the Ministry of Health's resource inventory. The list on this page shows each one with its address and, where we have it, a phone number. The inventory covers establishments that report to it, so a private clinic that does not report will not appear.

Which of them can admit a patient?

9 of the 10 report inpatient beds, 3,347 between them; each card shows its own count. A facility with no bed count reported either does not admit patients or did not report the figure — worth confirming by phone before you travel.

What else do these facilities offer?

Besides dialysis, the most common units among them are an operating theatre (10), inpatient beds (9), a clinical laboratory (9). That matters when a case needs more than one department in the same building — being moved between hospitals costs time.

Is this list a quality ranking?

No. The order reflects how much verified information we hold about each facility — capacity, services, specialties and listed doctors — not the quality of care. Private establishments do not report to the capacity inventory, so their entries look sparser here than their size would suggest.