Dialysis Hospital Inpatient Revenue Mix measures the share of U.S. dialysis revenue generated from hospital inpatient dialysis services.
DaVita reported 6% of U.S. dialysis revenue from hospital inpatient care in 2025.
Inpatient revenue was one third of the home-based share
Home-based services represented 18% of U.S. dialysis revenue.
The 6% inpatient share was exactly one third of the 18% home-based share.
Non-outpatient settings together represented 24%
Home-based and hospital inpatient revenue summed to 24%, leaving 76% for outpatient dialysis centers and related laboratory services.
Use Dialysis Home-Based Revenue Mix and Dialysis Outpatient Revenue Mix to preserve the complete setting mix.
Inpatient revenue mix is not hospital-contract count
DaVita served approximately 740 hospitals, but contract count describes footprint rather than revenue or treatment intensity.
Different hospitals can contribute very different economics.
Primary source: DaVita 2025 Form 10-K.
Part of the Dialysis Provider Economics
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