Fact: you should be confident walking into your next appointment.
Also fact: you can get there with the right talking points.
This doctor discussion guide will help guide the
conversation with your doctor when you’re ready to start it. Because it’s never easy to talk about chronic diseases, but it’s always important.
Looking for more resources?
There are organizations across the country that are dedicated to supporting and advocating for chronic kidney disease patients and their loved ones. Learn more about these organizations and browse some featured materials and support resources.

The American Kidney Fund specializes in leading comprehensive awareness, education and prevention programs for people living with kidney disease.

The National Kidney
Foundation is a patient-centric organization dedicated to the awareness, prevention, and treatment of kidney disease.

The American Association of Kidney Patients is the oldest and largest independent, patient-led kidney organization in the US, focused on education, advocacy, patient engagement, and research efforts.

Renal Support Network offers life-enriching, educational programs and activities designed
to empower people who have kidney disease.
Understanding Kidney Disease Resources
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