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The HUG program reduces the financial pressures experienced by home dialysis patients by reimbursing them for the extra utility costs—such as increased power and water bills—that come with dialyzing at home. Each recipient of the HUG Program will receive $1,300 annually, distributed in quarterly...

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Community events raise much needed funds to help us support innovative research and deliver critical programs and services when it’s needed most. Not to mention, they are an important way to raise awareness about kidney health and organ donation within your community. Let us know all about your...

Your heart and kidneys are more deeply connected than you realize. When either organ starts to fail, the other is put at serious risk. Diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity, smoking, age, and family history are risk factors for both organs, often leading to gradual damage that can develop silently...

Ian made the tough decision to end the dialysis which had kept him alive. Before Ian was 2 years old, he was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes, which meant daily insulin injections for the rest of his life – Not very encouraging for a guy who hated needles. Over the years, we learned that long-term...