Dialysis and Chemotherapy
Bear Lake Memorial opened its dialysis center in June of 2006 thanks to a generous contribution from an area family. Since then, we have dedicated ourselves to providing the highest quality patient care and hospitality in the industry. We are proud to offer the services of our own Nephrologist, Dr. Chadha and Dr. McDonald, who is available to our patients on a weekly basis. At Bear Lake Memorial Hospital, you can count on us to care.

Patient-Focused Care
Amenities
Wireless Internet Access
Individual TVs for each patient
7 Dialysis chairs
Open: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Three shifts a day (morning, afternoon and evening)
Meet Our Providers
Ryan McDonald, M.D.
Internal Medicine Clinic
Montpelier, ID
Dr. McDonald is a superb physician who has outstanding nephrology training from LSU in New Orleans. He completed his residency in internal medicine and served as chief resident at Ochsner Medical Center in New Orleans. Dr. McDonald is a diplomate of the American Board of Internal Medicine and Nephrology.
During his training he received several awards, the most notable are Outstanding Fellow and Resident of the Year. His selection for Chief Resident was fostered by his dedication to patient care, commitment to educational development of medical students and residents, academic excellence, and foremost his leadership capabilities. He was also directly involved in the recovery efforts during and after Hurricane Katrina.
Prior to beginning his medical education, he served an LDS mission in Asuncion, Paraguay where he became fluent in Spanish. He enjoys using his second language as much as possible to help patients of Latin heritage.
In the last five years, his academic activities have included presentations for the American College of Physicians and the Southern Society of Young Investigators. He recently was invited to present his research on the effects of job stress on hypertension at the annual meeting for the National Kidney Foundation. His clinical interests are high blood pressure, dialysis, slow continuous ultra-filtration for heart failure, and the relationship between diabetes and kidney disease.