Dialysis Commercial Revenue Mix measures the share of U.S. dialysis patient-service revenue generated from commercial payors.
DaVita reported 32% of U.S. dialysis patient service revenue from commercial payors in 2025. Government programs represented 68%, so the two shares reconcile to 100%.
Commercial and government revenue mix sum to 100%
Government programs represented the other 68%.
The 32% commercial share plus 68% government share gives the full disclosed patient-service revenue mix.
Commercial revenue share is less than half the government share
The 32% commercial share was about 47.1% of the 68% government share.
Use Dialysis Government Revenue Mix to compare the two reimbursement lanes on the same basis.
Revenue mix is not patient mix
Commercial reimbursement is generally higher than government reimbursement, so a smaller commercial patient population can still contribute a much larger revenue share.
The 32% figure should not be converted into a patient percentage.
Primary source: DaVita 2025 Form 10-K.
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