Resources for you

If you have kidney disease, your kidneys cannot remove the extra potassium in your blood. Learn how to control, prevent and treat high potassium (hyperkalemia) levels.

Learn how sickle cell disease can affect your kidneys, the risks to watch for, and the steps you can take to stay healthy through early testing and treatment.

Learn why this transition to adulthood matters, what steps to take and how teens, young adults, and parents can stay on track with appointments, medicines and healthy habits.

Learn how diabetes, the leading cause of kidney failure, affects the kidneys, how to spot problems early, and what steps you can take to protect your kidney health.

Learn more about the members of your kidney care team, what they do, and how they can best support you.

Caring for someone in the later stages of CKD has its own unique challenges. As the disease progresses, caregiving often involves more complex care routines, more coordination with the care team, and thoughtful planning to support comfort and daily living.

Learn how Dent disease affects children, the differences between types and how to manage symptoms, genetic testing, and long-term kidney health.

Caring for a loved one with kidney disease can be rewarding and demanding. It takes knowledge, patience and support. Learn how to manage daily responsibilities, understand treatment options, speak up with confidence and connect with the help you need.

Taking an active role in your kidney care can lead to better health outcomes and quality of life. Learn how to speak up, ask questions, and partner with your healthcare team to get the care you deserve.