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RAI is a company that has been around a few years. They were established when DaVita bought Gambro (and some clinics needed to be divested). Anyway, RAI has grown a lot over those years and is (I think) the third largest provider of dialysis services in the U.S. It is a good place to work. The pay is decent, the people are respected, and a top-notch group of people manage the company. Hope this helps.

I worked in a unit where many of the patients had bedbugs. These little critters love to make their homes in pillows, mattresses, and a million other places. In fact, some of the patients were so infested, they would "flick" them off of their clothes, shoes, coats, and blankets throughout their treatments. I don't think there is a good answer about the pillow question.

It stands for Renal Advantage, Inc.

I worked with RAI in the past and they are a very good company. The president of the company, Mike Cline, is a person who empowers the people that work with him. You will find working with RAI a very rewarding experience.