Dialysis education & practical tools

Understand dialysis. Take part in your care.

Plain-language explanations, practical tools, and resources for people receiving dialysis and those supporting them.

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Renal Care Planner · 90-Day Chairside Companion

Remember the day. Bring the question.

From what happened during dialysis to how long recovery took and what you want to ask next: keep the details that matter to your day together. 120 pages, 40 treatment entries, and monthly look-backs.

$39.99 · Free US shipping · Printed to order

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Treatment 01 page: how it went, what happened in order, access today, numbers I was told, and one thing to ask next time
A page for every treatment
Monthly Look Back page: a checklist of what kept coming up this month, such as cramps, dizziness or access concerns, and what changed
Monthly look-backs
My Next Conversation page: what I am working on with my care team, and questions for my next conversation
Questions for your care team

Free tools and help.

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Free planning tools

Printable checklists, logs, and question sheets, like a medication list and a blood pressure log.

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My Treatment

Record what happened, what stood out, and what to ask next time. Stays on your device.

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Kitchen Explorer

Explore everyday foods, labels, sodium, potassium, and phosphorus.

Open Kitchen Explorer →

Machine Explorer

Learn what each part of a hemodialysis machine does and why it alarms.

Open Machine Explorer →

Rides to treatment

Answer two questions to see where to ask for covered rides in California.

Find ride options →

Kidney-friendly meal delivery

Compare providers by published nutrient criteria, delivery area, and payment. Some links are affiliate links.

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Myth or fact?

Six quick statements, each answered by one of our guides. Nothing is saved.

Practical guidance, grounded in experience.

Built on more than a decade of dialysis experience, in patient care and biomedical equipment.

Information is checked against kidney-care and government health sources such as the NIDDK and the National Kidney Foundation.

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