PEI Renal Program

If you or a loved one requires dialysis, investigation, or management of kidney disease, the PEI Renal Program is a community-based service that can help you.

What services are offered?

Depending on your need, there are two types of dialysis services you can access, peritoneal dialysis and hemodialysis. These services provide you with assistance and support from a comprehensive health care team.

What are the facts about peritoneal dialysis? View the Peritoneal Dialysis brochure [PDF | 414 KB] for more information on peritoneal dialysis care in PEI.

View the Hemodialysis Patient Guide [PDF | 1.45 MB] for more information on hemodialysis, staying healthy, your hemodialysis schedule and more. 

What is the Provincial Renal Clinic?

The Provincial Renal Clinic investigates and aides in the management of your renal (kidney) disease. The Renal Clinic nurses will work with you along with a dietitian, social worker, and nephrologists to offer you holistic patient-centered care in your renal disease treatment.

Where can I get dialysis?

Peritoneal dialysis is done in your home and is available in your community. To access this service, contact the Provincial Renal Clinic in your area. 

Hemodialysis is offered in four clinics across the province:

Souris

Souris Hospital
17 Knights Avenue
Souris, PE   C0A 2B0
Telephone:  (902) 687-7085

Charlottetown

Hemodialysis
Queen Elizabeth Hospital
60 Riverside Drive
Charlottetown, PE   C1A 8T5
Telephone:  (902) 368-6763

Provincial Renal Clinic
QEH Ambulatory Care Centre
60 Riverside Drive
Charlottetown, PE   C1A 8T5
Telephone:  (902) 894-0019
Fax:  (902) 620-0497

Summerside

Prince County Hospital
65 Roy Boates Avenue
Summerside, PE   C1N 2A9
Telephone:  (902) 888-8215

Alberton

Western Hospital
148 Poplar Street
Alberton, PE   C0B 1B0
Telephone:  (902) 853-8650, ext 275

What if I am a visitor to PEI and need dialysis?

If you are from another province or country, you may be able to access hemodialysis services while visiting PEI. The availability of this service is based on capacity of the unit and resources available. You must make arrangements for your hemodialysis before you travel to PEI.