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  • Green Bean Casserole

    Green Bean Casserole is a long-time holiday favorite. Try a few adjustments recommended by DaVita dietitian Erica to serve up a tasty, healthier version for today’s kidney diet.

    Green Bean Casserole

  • Fruit Rugelach

    Fruit Rugelach are crescent-shaped pastry-like cookies that originate from Central Europe. These tasty treats are low in potassium, phosphorus and sodium, making them a good fit for the kidney diet.

    Fruit Rugelach

  • Apple Caramel Dessert

    Only 3 ingredients and 3 easy steps makes Apple Caramel Dessert the perfect fit for a busy dialysis day schedule. Sticking to a kiendy-friendly diet just got easier.

  • 8 Food Trends Made Kidney-Friendly: Part 2

    Social media is ripe with new recipes and foods that have become trendy. In this post, we continue our list of recent food trends and how to make them more kidney-friendly. From cottage cheese ice cream to pasture-raised meat and eggs, there are many options for trying these trends while sticking to your kidney diet. […]

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  • Grieving the Loss of a Loved One During a Pandemic

    Grief is one of the strongest emotional experiences we have. When we lose someone, it can be a painful journey of feelings of loss and missing what was or could have been. COVID-19 (coronavirus) may be impacting the way we grieve the loss of a loved one. What’s different: What you can do: 1. Accept […]

  • Kidney-Friendly Foods from India

    DaVita® renal dietitians share kidney-friendly recipes with an Indian flare. Generally staple foods from India are high in phosphorus and potassium,but these dishes have been modified to fit into your chronic kidney disease dietary needs.

  • Dense Deposit Disease

    Dense deposit disease is a rare autoimmune disorder that affects the kidneys.

  • Vitamin D and Chronic Kidney Disease

    Vitamin D is necessary for good health,yet people with chronic kidney disease (CKD) and those who have end stage renal disease (ESRD) and are on dialysis may not be getting enough. Vitamin D is activated in the kidneys so those with kidney failure may need medicines to get their dose of vitamin D.

  • Low-Phosphorus Holiday Treats: Desserts & Drinks

    Share your delectable, low-phosphorus holiday desserts and drinks at your next gathering.

  • The Importance of Home Dialysis Support Networks

    It’s important that home dialysis patients have support networks of people that care about them and their health condition. Support networks bring about many benefits such as improved clinical outcomes,improved disposition,increased knowledge and increased energy.