The new center joins about 16 other DaVita locations in the Dayton region serving residents with chronic kidney failure.
The company, contracting with Gerard Associates Architects, filed a permit in September for a $1.1 million renovation of the building to turn the former restaurant property into a dialysis center.
DaVita, a publicly traded company based in Denver, is one of the largest providers of dialysis services in the U.S.
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