INTRODUCTION: At the end of year 2019 and beggining of year 2020, a new viral disease, called Covid-19, emerged in China, which soon caused a pandemic and spread to almost all parts of the world. Mortality is higher as the symptoms are more severe Some of the risk factors that may increase the risk for Covid-19 infection are patient comorbidities (cardiovascular disease, cerebrovascular disease, diabetes, etc.), older age, and smoking. Given the association between comorbidity and COVID-19, patients on hemodialysis are also at risk. METHODS: This research included patients on the hemodialysis in the General Hospital Zadar, who are infected with the Covid-19 in the period from 01.03.2020. to 01.06. 2021 RESULTS: According to the data provided by retrospective research, it is visible that in the period from March 01. 2020. to June 01.2021, 174 patients were on hemodialysis, of which 111 were men and 63 were women. Of the total, 20 were Covid positive in some period, 9 were hospitalized, and 11 had no need for inpatient treatment. 18 patients recovered and 2 patients died. CONCLUSION: The corona virus pandemic has greatly affected the provision of all types of medical services, especially the hemodialysis procedure. Despite the high mortality rate in the world, this study shows that the mortality rate among our patients was little lower.