Support For You & Your Family > Resources
-
Patient Resources
- Your Care Team
- Quality Care
- Treatment Options

Developing a meaninful experience with patients is integral. Whether it's food, music or outdoor activities, our patient and staff events are designed to make patients feel at home with their healthcare team.
Learn MoreDialysis and Kidney Health News
National Kidney Foundation Newsroom
Visit website >
American Society of Nephrology News
Visit website >
American Kidney Fund Newsroom
Visit website >
New York Times Health – Dialysis
Visit website >
RenalWeb
Visit website >
Nutrition, Diets & Recipes
How many carbohydrate choices should I eat at each meal?
Sweets – The Do’s and Don’ts for Diabetes & Dialysis
Protein (Albumin) and Renal Nutrition
Support for You & Your Family
Renal Support Network
The RSN is a nonprofit, patient-focused, patient-run organization that strives to help patients develop their personal coping skills, special talents, and employability by educating and empowering them (and their family members) to take control of the course and management of the disease.
Visit website >
Learn kidney disease and self care through interactive patient education modules on 16 topics from Life Options.
Visit website >
Online education provided by doctors, designed for people with CKD. Requires free registration. Through selected talks, preserving kidney function, eating right, bone health, transplant decisions, anemia, blood pressure and dialysis choices are discussed.
Visit website >
A thorough but friendly education on the many functions of the kidneys.
Visit website >
Learn about your kidneys, prevention and management of complications. Join message boards, read blogs from other patients and their family members.
Visit website >
Information from NIDDK: This is a disease of the bones and joints that can arise as a complication of long-term dialysis.
Visit website >
Detailed medical description of the many functions of the kidneys. Includes a description of the artificial kidney used in hemodialysis. A University of Minnesota presentation, with lots of technical information about hemodialysis.
Visit website >
Offers good descriptions of what is involved with PD, and tips to make life with PD easier.
Visit website >
This website is dedicated to those patients and to all the caring staff in hospitals, dialysis units, and hospice organizations who are committed to helping patients with death, the final stage of growth.
Visit website >
Resource for patients, professionals and the public to the policies and research pertaining to kidney disease. Animated GIFS, preESRD education, Fadem's Kidney Guide.
Visit website >
The AAKP is a national non-profit organization founded by kidney patients for kidney patients to educate and improve the health and well-being of chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients, those on hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis and transplant recipients.
Visit website >

