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  • Fruit Pizza by Susann from North Carolina

    It’s Fruit Pizza, a whimsical dish made kidney-friendly and shared by renal dietitian Susann from North Carolina. Fruit Pizza serves twelve and you can choose from low potassium fruit toppings such as grapes, strawberries, blueberries, pears and raspberries. Just like real pizza, it even tastes good cold!

    Fruit pizza

  • Authentic Steak Tacos

    There’s Mexican food and then there’s “authentic” Mexican food. If you’re a purist, or if you’d like to experience “real flavor,” kidney-friendly Authentic Steak Tacos are for you!

    Authentic Steak Tacos

  • Your CKD Risk: 5 Questions to Ask Your Doctor

    If you know someone with chronic kidney disease (CKD) or if you’ve heard about it in the news, you may wonder about your own risk level. Here are five questions to ask your doctor to help assess your risk of this condition.

  • Most Common Questions Kidney Patients Ask Doctors

    Dr. Kristensen is an accomplished DaVita nephrologist. She has written a special guest article for DaVita.com. Dr. Kristensen answers some of the more common questions she is asked when meeting with a kidney patient for the first time.

  • Singapore Style Noodles

    This dish is also know as Singapore Mei Fun and consists of vegetables, rice noodles and a lots of flavor.

    Singapore Noodles

  • Apple Cinnamon French Toast Strata

    Enjoy a decadent breakfast with the kidney-friendly recipe, Apple Cinnamon French Toast Strata.

    Apple Cinnamon French Toast Strata

  • Mary’s "Bada Bing" Cherry Pie

    A slice of Mary’s "Bada Bing" Cherry Pie is a sweet ending to any meal or a great pick-me-up in the middle of the day. Follow this kidney-friendly recipe for one of the best pies you’ll ever try.

  • Chewy Peppermint Cookies

    Peppermint candy and candy canes are a favorite holiday candy. Now you can combine this tasty candy with sugar cookie dough to make Chewy Peppermint Cookies. These low-sodium, low-potassium, low-phosphorus cookies are sure to be a favorite treat for parties, pot lucks and snacks.

  • Additional Resources

    A wealth of resources are available to help you on your quest to learn more about chronic kidney disease (CKD) and dialysis.

  • Nephrologists: Caring for Patients at the Dialysis Center

    Nephrologists help those who have chronic kidney disease and are at end stage renal failure by taking care of them at the dialysis center.