How care is organised
Begin with the concern—not a procedure.
A kidney-care plan can range from monitoring and medicines to dialysis planning or transplant follow-up. The starting point is the person’s symptoms, history and test results.
Adult kidney care
Evaluation and continuing care for chronic kidney disease, acute kidney injury, urine abnormalities, swelling and kidney-related blood-pressure concerns. Explore adult care →
Children and adolescents
Age-aware assessment of kidney and urinary concerns, growth, blood pressure, nephrotic syndrome, infections and stones. Explore child care →
Dialysis planning
Discussion of hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis, access considerations, prescription review and continuing follow-up.
Transplant medicine
Medical evaluation before transplantation and physician-led follow-up afterwards, coordinated with the relevant transplant team.
Tests and reports
Interpretation of kidney blood tests, urine findings and imaging in the wider clinical context.
Procedures and referrals
When needed, kidney biopsy, dialysis access or another specialist service is discussed with the appropriate facility and team.