Comprehensive Kidney Care

Our primary care and nephrology teams focus on identifying CKD early—because early detection leads to more effective treatment and better long-term health.

We make it a priority to get you in quickly with a skilled specialist, so you can receive your test results sooner and begin any necessary treatment without delay. It’s all part of our commitment to helping you take the next step toward a healthier future.

We are here for you and your loved ones through the entire process, from kidney cancer screening through diagnosis and treatment. Our nephrologists work with urologists to coordinate personalized care for kidney and bladder cancer.

We use advanced imaging to catch cancer as early as possible and deliver precise treatment. Your care team may recommend one or a combination of kidney cancer therapies, such as:

• Chemotherapy

• Radiation therapy

• Surgery

• Targeted therapy

• Tumor ablation

• Tumor embolization

In select communities, we offer nationally accredited kidney transplant programs, providing advanced care for patients with late-stage kidney disease. A transplant can offer a new beginning when your kidneys can no longer function properly.

Our expert transplant teams use the latest surgical techniques and cutting-edge technology to deliver the best possible outcomes. We’re also highly experienced in managing the body’s response to a new organ, including preventing and treating complications like chronic graft-versus-host disease.

From surgery to recovery and beyond, we’re here to support your health and well-being with compassionate, whole-person care every step of the way.

What you eat and drink has a powerful impact on your kidneys. Our specialized dieticians and nutritionists work with you to optimize your diet with a kidney disease or disorder.

We create personalized nutrition plans — sometimes called renal diets — to protect your kidneys and keep the disease from worsening. Controlling the amount of salt, potassium, protein, calcium or fluids you have each day can help.

Our providers consider all existing health conditions, such as diabetes or high blood pressure, when making recommendations. We also consider what treatments you are receiving, as therapies like dialysis may require certain diets.

Certain groups—especially Hispanic, Black and Native American communities—are at higher risk for chronic kidney disease (CKD), yet are often diagnosed too late. At CommonSpirit Health, we’re working to change that through our Equity Heals: Addressing Chronic Kidney Disease initiative.

This effort focuses on breaking down barriers to kidney care for underserved populations by expanding access to early CKD screenings, increasing community outreach and raising awareness through education.

We’ve also taken action to eliminate race-based algorithms in CKD lab testing, helping ensure faster, more accurate diagnoses and better treatment outcomes for everyone—regardless of race or ethnicity.