Dialysis Clinic Ravenstein
De Verver 1e, 5371MZ Ravenstein, Netherlands
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De Verver 1e, 5371MZ Ravenstein, Netherlands
No reviewsAccepting EHIC
Accepting Bank transfer and Cash
A hearty welcome to our guests from abroad! We warmly welcome you to Dialysis Clinic Ravenstein (DCR), which is located in Ravenstein, a quaint town dating back to 1358, in the Netherlands. The towns of Ravenstein‘s Hertogenbosch and Nijmegen boasts numerous hotel accommodations, allowing you and any fellow travelers to stay comfortably within easy distance of the clinic. Conveniently located in the centre of the Netherlands, there are many interesting sights and places of interest near Ravenstein. Two historical cities Hertogenbosch and Nijmegen are only a short drive or train trip away from Ravenstein and both are well worth your visit! What we offer While on holiday in the Netherlands we are able to offer you professional dialysis treatment in a comfortable, home-like setting. DCR’s twelve dialysis stations are equipped with state of the art technology. The dialysis machine, Fresenius 5008, is used for hemodialysis and hemodiafiltration treatments. The water is filtered and purified by an Aqua A DUO HT water installation, which uses both a double RO (reversed osmosis) installation and heat-sanitation to ensure excellent water quality. It is our mission to make your stay in our centre as comfortable as possible. Our staff Our staff members are experienced Nephrologists, who all trained as Internists in the University hospitals of Leiden, Utrecht, Nijmegen, Amsterdam, Rotterdam or Maastricht. All of our dialysis nurses are certified according to Dutch law. Dutch culture The Netherlands have a long, rich and varied cultural heritage. In order to help you take advantage of Ravenstein’s strategically central location, allow us to make a few recommendations for possible day trips. Jheronimus Bosch: visions of a genius! Jheronimus Bosch was born in 1450 in ‘s Hertogenbosch, Brabant, the Netherlands. He was a painter of the northern renaissance school. Characteristic of his style are the bizarre and satiric paintings on themes such as lawlessness, deceit, laziness and vanity. The Netherlands celebrated their famous son, who died 500 years ago in 1516, throughout the year 2016. Replicas of his work can be found at the Jheromimus Bosch Art Center in Den Bosch.