Chronic kidney disease is treatable and can involve multiple approaches, including:

• Controlling high blood pressure
• Controlling blood sugar
• Following a special diet
• Treating complications such as anemia and bone disease
• Taking steps to guard against heart disease

Proper treatment can prevent major complications. Patients can be in control of kidney disease, rather than allowing kidney disease to control their lives.

The Chronic Kidney Disease Program at Mount Sinai offers the most accurate methods of diagnosis available, state-of-the-art treatment, and access to clinical trials that evaluate new therapies, all under the care of expert physicians skilled in patient care, medical education and medical science. We provide:

• Screening for chronic kidney disease
• Advice for all types of kidney disease
• Preventive therapies such as nutrition and lifestyle modification
• Preventive therapies to promote heart health
• Blood pressure management
• Access to state-of-the-art medical care