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Why choose us

When kidney health questions arise—whether it’s rising blood pressure, swelling, fatigue, or a new diagnosis—you need clear next steps and fast access to a specialist. Our team provides thorough evaluation, evidence-based treatment plans, and ongoing support to help you protect kidney function and stay active.


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Call: 1-866-250-2510; Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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Conditions we diagnose and treat

  • Chronic and acute kidney disease (CKD): Chronic kidney disease (CKD), acute kidney injury, glomerular diseases, and electrolyte disorders. Our goal is early detection and treatment to help prevent progression and maintain an active life.
  • High blood pressure (hypertension): Evaluation and management, including resistant/complicated hypertension; we assess secondary causes and personalize treatment plans.
  • Polycystic kidney disease (PKD): Monitoring kidney function, pain management, and blood pressure control; coordination for advanced therapies when needed.
  • Diabetic kidney disease (DKD): Integrated glucose and blood pressure management, kidney-protective strategies, and regular follow-up.
  • Kidney stones and related parathyroid disorders: Stone prevention strategies, metabolic evaluation, and coordination with surgical teams if intervention is needed.

Treatments offered

  • Labs & urine tests: creatinine, eGFR, albumin/protein, electrolytes
  • Imaging: ultrasound or CT when indicated Medication management: blood pressure, diabetes, and mineral balance
  • Lifestyle guidance: diet, hydration, and activity goals
  • Advanced care: dialysis education and preparation if ever needed; transplant referral coordination when appropriate

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When to see a nephrologist

Consider scheduling if you have:

  • Repeated abnormal labs: rising creatinine, decreasing eGFR, or protein in urine
  • Blood pressure concerns: readings consistently >130/80, or hard-to-control hypertension
  • Kidney stone symptoms: severe side or back pain, blood in urine, nausea/vomiting
  • Diabetes with kidney changes: swelling, foamy urine, or changing labs

What to expect at your first visit

  • A clear plan: Your nephrologist will review your history, medications, and recent labs, then outline next steps—often including targeted tests or lifestyle recommendations to help slow disease progression and keep you active.
  • Personalized goals: We’ll set goals for blood pressure, sugar control (if you have diabetes), and kidney function, and align them with your daily routine.
  • Ongoing support: Education, followup labs, and coordination with your primary care or specialty teams.

Bring to your appointment

  • A list of medications and supplements
  • Recent blood pressure readings (home monitor, if you have one)
  • Any recent lab results or imaging
  • Your insurance card and referral (if required)

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a referral?

Many patients can self-schedule; some insurance plans require a referral. Check with your plan or call us—we’re happy to help.

Will I need dialysis?

Not necessarily. Many kidney conditions can be managed with medications, blood pressure control, lifestyle changes, and monitoring to help prevent or slow progression.

Can you help with difficult hypertension?

Yes. We evaluate secondary causes and offer tailored treatment—including for resistant or complicated cases. 

Do you see children?

Yes—families can book pediatric-friendly visits when appropriate.