In home Dialysis support for Assisted Living
Managing dialysis doesn’t have to mean living in a nursing facility.
At 1 on 1 Comprehensive Healthcare Solution, we support residents who need dialysis coordination right from the comfort of a real home — with no more than 5 residents and 24/7 clinical staff.
What We Offer for Dialysis Patients
Here’s what we offer for dialysis patients:
✅ Dialysis coordination and transportation to appointments
✅Home dialysis program assistance***(we can help with assistance)
✅ Chronic kidney care support
✅ Facility-owned handicap accessible van for dialysis runs as needed
✅ 24/7 staffing in a small licensed home setting
✅ Led by a Doctor of Nursing Practice with 20+ years of experience and with Dialysis experience.
✅ Accepts Medical Assistance, CADI, Elderly Waiver & private pay
This is not a large facility. This is a real home — where your loved one is known by name, not a room number.
We currently serve dialysis patients at our Bloomington location, minutes from major medical centers in the Twin Cities. We can also help at our Maple Grove Location
📖 Learn more: https://www.1on1comprehensivehealthcare.com/bloomington
Phone: (763)-299-0025 Admin@1on1comprehensivehealthcare.com 1on1comprehensivehealthcare.com
Serving Bloomington, Hennepin County, and surrounding Minnesota communities
Home Dialysis Machines, Modalities, and How We Support You
More patients are choosing to do dialysis at home — and for good reason. Home dialysis gives you more flexibility, more comfort, and better quality of life. At 1 on 1 Comprehensive Healthcare, we help residents make that transition and maintain it safely.
The Two Main Types of Home Dialysis
- Peritoneal Dialysis (PD) Peritoneal dialysis uses the lining of your abdomen to filter waste from your blood. It is done at home — usually overnight while you sleep using a machine called a cycler.
There are two types:
- CAPD (Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis) — done manually several times a day, no machine needed
- APD (Automated Peritoneal Dialysis) — uses a cycler machine overnight, giving you freedom during the day
Common PD machines include:
- Baxter HomeChoice Pro — one of the most widely used APD cyclers
- Fresenius Liberty Cycler — another popular option for overnight PD
2) Home Hemodialysis (HHD) Home hemodialysis filters your blood through a machine — similar to in-center dialysis but done at home on your own schedule. It can be done more frequently, which many patients find makes them feel better overall.
Common HHD machines include:
- NxStage System One — compact, portable, and designed specifically for home use
- Fresenius 2008K@Home — a clinical-grade machine adapted for home hemodialysis
- Outset Tablo — a newer, user-friendly machine that simplifies home hemodialysis
Our staff include a Nurse Practitioner with dialysis experience. A Nurse with Dialysis experience and a Dialysis PCT. Call Us directly at 763-299-0025 to discuss your home dialysis needs.
Feeling stuck in a nursing home due to dialysis, call us, we may be able to help.
Why Families Choose Us Over a Nursing Home
Most nursing facilities house dozens — sometimes hundreds — of residents. Staff are stretched thin and care can feel impersonal.
Our homes are different.
Each home has a maximum of 5 residents. That means your loved one gets real attention, not a number on a chart.
Here’s what makes 1on1 stand out:
- Small licensed 5-bed home — personalized care every day
- Led by a DNP with 20+ years of clinical experience
- Fully handicap accessible — wider hallways, accessible bathrooms, electric wheelchair friendly
- Facility-owned van for medical appointments and outings
- Licensed by the Minnesota Department of Health
- Designed as a true nursing home alternative
Who We Serve with Home Dialysis Care Needs
We specialize in residents with complex medical needs, including:
- Chronic kidney disease requiring dialysis
- Spinal cord injuries
- Trach care and respiratory support
- Stroke recovery
- Seizure management
- Wound care
- Bariatric care needs
- Behavioral health support
We serve adults 55 years and older.
Our Assisted Living with Dialysis Support Location
We currently support dialysis residents at our Bloomington, MN location — minutes from major Twin Cities medical centers and dialysis clinics.
Bloomington Home 1211 W 106th Street Bloomington, MN 55431
We also serve families across:
- Maple Grove — 14967 95th Place N, Maple Grove, MN 55369
- St. Michael — 3309 Kady Avenue NE, St. Michael, MN 55376
- Spring Lake Park — 8017 Van Buren Street NE, Spring Lake Park, MN 55432
1 on 1 Comprehensive Healthcare Solution is not a Medicare-certified dialysis center. We are a licensed assisted living facility that provides support for residents who have been prescribed home dialysis by their nephrologist. Our trained staff works closely with your dialysis center and medical team to help ensure home dialysis is performed safely and properly within our assisted living home. Call us at 763-299-0025 to learn more.
Refer a patient by completing our intake form
Helpful Resources for Families
Finding the right care takes research. These links will help you understand your options, check eligibility, and take the next step with confidence.
Elderly Waiver Program – Minnesota DHS The Elderly Waiver helps adults 65 and older receive home and community-based care instead of moving to a nursing home. Find out if your loved one qualifies and what services are covered.
MnCHOICES Assessment – Start Here for Waiver Services The MnCHOICES assessment is the first and most important step to accessing waiver programs in Minnesota. It determines eligibility for services like the Elderly Waiver, CADI, and more — at no cost to you. Contact your county to schedule one.
MA Waiver Programs Overview – Minnesota DHS A full overview of Minnesota’s Medical Assistance waiver programs — including who qualifies, what services are covered, and how to apply. A good starting point if you’re new to waiver funding.
National Kidney Foundation – Understanding Dialysis A trusted resource for patients and families learning about dialysis options — including hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis. Helpful if you are exploring what type of dialysis care your loved one needs and what to expect.
Home Dialysis Central – Home Dialysis Options & Resources A comprehensive resource dedicated to home dialysis patients and caregivers. Learn about peritoneal dialysis, home hemodialysis, how to get started, and what questions to ask your care team.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. We coordinate dialysis scheduling, provide transportation, and support home dialysis programs. Our care team is led by a Doctor of Nursing Practice and staffed 24/7 to monitor each resident’s medical needs.
Yes. We have a facility-owned handicap accessible van available to transport residents to dialysis clinics and other medical appointments.
Yes. Our Bloomington home is fully remodeled and handicap accessible — wider hallways, accessible bathrooms, and designed to accommodate residents with complex medical needs including dialysis.
We are not a licensed dialysis center, but we can help with dialysis coordination, home dialysis support for patients who are prescribed home dialysis by their nephrologist.
Toggle Content