Chronic kidney disease support and education
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) can progress quietly, and kidney health often overlaps with liver disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, and transplant care. The Liver Hope Foundation provides clear information, compassionate support, and help preparing for conversations with your healthcare team. You are not alone in taking the next step.
Early detection and regular monitoring matter. Simple blood and urine tests can help identify changes in kidney function before symptoms become noticeable. Keeping scheduled appointments, understanding your test results, taking medications as prescribed, and discussing nutrition, fluid intake, and blood pressure goals with your care team can all support kidney health. If you have diabetes, high blood pressure, liver disease, or a family history of kidney problems, ask your provider whether kidney screening is right for you.
Resources for chronic kidney disease
Our nonprofit organization in Henderson, Nevada, helps individuals and families better understand CKD and navigate the practical questions that may arise alongside liver and other health concerns. We provide information and connections—we do not diagnose, prescribe, or treat kidney disease. For testing and personalized care, please work with your medical team.
Understand kidney health
Learn in plain language about chronic kidney disease, common warning signs, routine monitoring, and questions to bring to a kidney care professional.
Coordinate your care
Explore why coordinated kidney and liver care matters for people living with liver disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, or transplant-related needs.
Support for families
Find caregiver and emotional-support resources for navigating appointments, medications, daily concerns, and connections to clinical and community services.
Clear information can help you move forward
Early attention and the right care team can make a meaningful difference. The Liver Hope Foundation is here to help you prepare, ask informed questions, and connect with support as you navigate kidney and liver health concerns. If symptoms are urgent or your health is worsening quickly, seek prompt medical care.
Guidance for connected health needs
Kidney health rarely exists in isolation. Advanced liver disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, and transplant planning may all involve complex kidney-care decisions. We offer education to help you understand the connection and prepare to speak with your kidney, liver, diabetes, or transplant team.
Take your next step with support
Reach out to The Liver Hope Foundation for understandable education, caregiver resources, and connections to appropriate kidney-health, clinical, transplant, and community resources. We cannot replace medical care, but we can help you feel more prepared and less alone.
