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Your Care Team is Here to Help

Tell your care team about any transportation challenges or scheduling issues. They may have tools to help.​
If you can’t make a treatment, call you center as soon as you can to reschedule.
Treatments can often be rescheduled. This is a much safer option than missing treatments.​

Welcome Back!

Last Week's Review

Last week you learned how dialysis removes extra waste and fluid from your body like a washer-dryer.

This Week's Focus

Today we're taking a closer look at fluid removal.

Check in:

What is working well for you treating in-center? What do you wish you could change?

Things to Consider About PD

Things to Consider About PD

Most people treat every day. Treatments are usually done overnight.

Having a PD catheter placed requires a short, safe procedure.

Training takes about a week. You will not treat on your own until you feel ready.

You will need to keep your catheter clean and dry to prevent infection.

You’ll learn more about PD and HHD in the coming weeks. You and your kidney doctor will work together to decide what type of dialysis is best for your health and your lifestyle.

Your Body is Working Hard

You've made it through your first few treatments!

Check in:

What is working well for you treating in-center? What do you wish you could change?

Putting it together:

Keep coming to treatment and bring personal items to stay comfortable​.

If you need help with your schedule or transportation, just let us know.​

You have a whole care team in your corner.​

Your Body is Working Hard

You've made it through your first few treatments!