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Novi Dialysis Center Remains Closed as State Health Officials Take over Investigation

Fieger Law says it is representing families after multiple patients were seriously or critically injured and one died following routine dialysis treatment.

  • On Thursday, Fieger Law announced it was retained by several families whose loved ones suffered serious injuries or died following routine treatment at the Novi DaVita Dialysis Center.
  • The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is leading a public health investigation after Novi Police Department found no evidence of criminal conduct in a patient's death discovered June 21.
  • Four patients were identified at Henry Ford Providence Novi Hospital, including one in intensive care, as the Oakland County Health Division requested the Novi DaVita Dialysis Center temporarily close.
  • Patient Smiley Ramahha reported health complications after treatment, stating his heart issues could jeopardize his position on a transplant list he waited 20 years for.
  • DaVita stated it is aware of the incident but cannot comment on specifics due to patient privacy laws, as health officials have not announced a timeline for the center to reopen.
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FIEGER LAW TO REPRESENT SEVERAL FAMILIES SERIOUSLY INJURED FOLLOWING TREATMENT AT THE NOVI DAVITA DIALYSIS CENTER

SOUTHFIELD, Mich., June 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Fieger Law has been retained to represent several families seriously and critically injured following routine treatment at the Novi DaVita Dialysis Center. There is an ongoing investigation into the multiple illnesses reported and…

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Detroit Free Press broke the news in Detroit, United States on Thursday, June 25, 2026.
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