Kidney-friendly meal delivery
Compare meal services that publish kidney- or dialysis-specific programs. Use the filters to narrow the list by the type of support each provider says it offers.
Kidney nutrition needs are individualized. Check whether a meal fits your needs with your renal dietitian or care team.
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Information checked against provider sources on September 20, 2026. Listings are for information only and are not endorsements. Confirm current details with each provider.
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Mom’s Meals
A renal-friendly menu for people with Stage 3–4 CKD and Stage 5 kidney disease, including people receiving hemodialysis.
- Published criteria<700 mg sodium, ≤833 mg potassium and ≤330 mg phosphorus per renal-friendly meal.
- DeliveryProvider describes its services as nationwide but does not publish a delivery area on this page. Confirm delivery to your address before ordering.
- PaymentSelf-pay is available; some Medicaid and Medicare Advantage members may have a meal benefit depending on eligibility and plan.
Affiliate relationship: RCP may earn a commission from qualifying Mom’s Meals orders.
Magic Kitchen
Separate prepared-meal programs for CKD Stages 3–4 and for people on dialysis, with nutrient limits published for both menus.
- Dialysis criteria<700 mg sodium, <700 mg potassium and <350 mg phosphorus; moderate- and higher-protein options are listed.
- CKD menuSeparate Stage 3–4 renal menu with sodium, potassium, phosphorus and protein limits.
- OrderingMeals can be purchased individually or in meal packs; provider states no contract is required.
Source: Magic Kitchen dialysis and Stage 3–4 renal program pages.
MealPro
Pre-cooked renal meal plans organized by kidney-disease stage, including Stage 4 pre-dialysis and Stage 5 dialysis menus.
- ProgramsProvider publishes separate Stage 3, Stage 4 pre-dialysis and Stage 5 dialysis meal plans.
- Nutrition infoIndividual meal pages publish sodium, potassium and phosphorus values; Stage 4 listings also publish protein.
- DeliveryProvider states its dialysis meals are delivered across all 50 states.
Source: MealPro renal, pre-dialysis and dialysis program pages.
Project Angel Heart
A Colorado nonprofit providing medically tailored meals for people with serious illnesses, including end-stage renal disease.
- Kidney programKidney-friendly meals are designed for people with end-stage kidney disease on dialysis and are described as low in potassium, phosphorus and sodium with moderate protein.
- Service areaPrimarily Colorado delivery areas; some rural clients may receive shipped meals through contracted health-care partners.
- CostThe organization states eligible clients receive meals at no cost.
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How to find renal meal delivery near you
Start by checking whether a provider delivers to your ZIP code, then ask whether your health plan includes a medically tailored meal benefit. Some Medicare Advantage and Medicaid plans may cover meals in specific circumstances, but eligibility varies by plan and situation.
If the national services above do not fit, search for local medically tailored meal programs, Area Agency on Aging resources, and nonprofit meal providers in your county. For dialysis, confirm that the meals match the nutrition guidance you have actually been given rather than relying only on a “kidney-friendly” label.