CKD Management Program
Slow the progression of kidney disease with proactive, personalized care
What is CKD Management Program?
What Is the CKD Management Program?
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a progressive condition, but with the right care, its progression can be significantly slowed. Our CKD Management Program brings together nephrologists, nurses, dietitians, and social workers to provide a coordinated, patient-centered approach to managing your kidney health.
We focus on regular monitoring of kidney function, managing underlying conditions like diabetes and hypertension, optimizing your medications, and empowering you with the knowledge to make informed lifestyle choices.
How It Works
How the Program Works
- Initial Evaluation: A comprehensive assessment of your kidney function, medical history, lab results, and overall health by our nephrologist.
- Personalized Care Plan: Your doctor creates a tailored plan covering medication adjustments, dietary recommendations, exercise guidance, and follow-up schedules.
- Regular Monitoring: Scheduled blood tests and check-ups to track your kidney function (GFR, creatinine, albumin) and adjust treatment as needed.
- Lifestyle Coaching: Our team provides guidance on diet, fluid management, blood pressure control, and blood sugar management.
- Transition Planning: If your kidney function declines, we prepare you for the next steps — whether that is dialysis or other interventions — so there are no surprises.
Why Choose Our Center?
Slow Disease Progression
Proactive management can significantly delay the need for dialysis or transplant.
Coordinated Care Team
Nephrologists, dietitians, and support staff working together for your kidney health.
Regular Monitoring
Scheduled lab work and consultations to catch changes early and adjust treatment promptly.
Patient Empowerment
Education and coaching so you understand your condition and can make informed decisions.
What to Expect
Location
In-Center
Who Is This For?
Who Should Join the CKD Management Program?
- Patients diagnosed with CKD Stages 1 through 4
- Patients with diabetes, hypertension, or other conditions that affect kidney health
- Patients with a family history of kidney disease who want proactive monitoring
- Patients who want to delay or prevent the need for dialysis
Frequently Asked Questions
Visit frequency depends on your CKD stage. Early stages may require visits every 3–6 months, while later stages may need monthly monitoring. Your nephrologist will set the schedule.
While CKD cannot be fully reversed in most cases, early detection and proper management can slow progression significantly and preserve remaining kidney function for years.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Our team of kidney care specialists is here to help you understand your options and find the right treatment for your needs.
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