Interactive tools and resources to help you understand your kidney health, ask questions, and take informed steps forward.
Estimate your kidney function using your lab values. This uses the CKD-EPI formula — the same one used by nephrologists.
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Answer 8 quick questions to get a personalized kidney health score and actionable tips.
Select any symptoms you're experiencing to find out if they could be kidney-related and when to seek care.
Select all that apply:
Click an image or use the buttons below to learn about each kidney structure.
Click one of the labeled buttons, or click directly on an image, to learn about that kidney structure and what it does in your body.
Drag the slider to explore each stage of chronic kidney disease — what it means, how it feels, and what treatment looks like.
Usually none. Kidneys are still functioning normally despite some damage.
Monitor blood pressure and blood sugar. Avoid NSAIDs. Annual check-ups.
Reduce sodium. Limit processed foods. Stay hydrated. Eat heart-healthy foods.
Treat the underlying cause (diabetes, hypertension). Lifestyle modifications.
Click any food to see its potassium, phosphorus, and sodium levels — and whether it's safe for kidney patients.
Continue to Part 2 → for Fluid Tracker, Ask AI, Patient Stories, Dialysis Guide & Medication Lookup
Track your daily fluid intake. Ideal for patients on fluid restrictions — set your goal and log each cup as you drink.
Click cups to log (each = 8 oz):
* This tool is for tracking only. Your nephrologist may give you specific fluid limits.
Get answers to common kidney health questions from our AI assistant — available 24/7 before your appointment.
Anonymized stories of real patients navigating CKD, dialysis, and transplant — to help you know you're not alone.
Compare hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, and kidney transplant side by side to help inform your conversation with your doctor.
This table is a general guide. Your doctor will recommend the best option based on your health, lifestyle, and values.
Search common over-the-counter and prescription medications to see if they're safe for kidney patients.
Our nephrologists are here to review your results and create a personalized care plan.
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