Which renal clinic is the best for first time travelers?

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I had posted this question in another thread but it deserves its own thread. My wife has had two months of hemodialysis done so far but she wants to continue traveling. I’ve been doing research on what our options are. Called up Dialysis at Sea and found out that for a one week cruise with 3 sessions in a week the dialysis charge is $7000 and $2000 for admin fees/supplies. This charge is on top of the cruise price. So we’re focusing on land tours instead now. Would like to hear what other’s experiences have been like with renal clinics while traveling.

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