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Who is the Center for kidney care?

KIDNEY CARE OF LOUISIANA; 201 4th Street, Suite 5A; Alexandria, Louisiana 71301; O 318.483.1961; F 318.483.1964

Why should I log my kidney treatment data?

Patient Portal. You can follow your dialysis and/or kidney care treatments, schedule appointments, review your medical files and more, 24/7, via the Athena link. Click the button below to sign in. Click Here.

How can patienthub help me manage my kidney health?

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Who is the owner of renal hypertension physicians?

Northeast Louisiana Kidney Associates 711 Wood Street Ste. A Monroe 71201 Phone: 318.323.8847

View your lab results anytime

Every day, your lab results, vitals and goal ranges are at your fingertips—no more waiting for monthly visits. Simply designed displays make it easy for you to be more involved in your own care.

Order supplies and track your order

Managing supplies has never been simpler. Now you can submit and view orders, check delivery status, and see order history. Plus, you can sign up for email or text notifications, so you know when your order is coming.

Say goodbye to paper flow sheets

Do your daily flow sheets on your computer, tablet or smartphone anytime, anywhere. It’s fast for you—and your data will be automatically sent to your nurse and care team for review.

Use the mobile app for health info on the go

Access your health information anytime you need it. Or log your home treatment info right into your mobile device. Use the fingerprint log-in feature for fast, easy access.

Connect more with your care team

You and your care team can check your progress, send secure messages and address any concerns or possible issues in between your monthly visits.

What is renal hypertension?

Renovascular hypertension is a type of high blood pressure. It happens when the renal arteries, the blood vessels that carry blood to the kidneys, become narrow. Renovascular hypertension is sometimes called “renal artery stenosis.”.

How to know if you have too much sodium?

The only way to know for sure how much sodium you are getting is to check the label. Here are some examples of foods that often have too much sodium: Canned soups. Rice and noodle mixes. Sauces, dressings, and condiments (ketchup and mustard) Pre-made frozen meals (“TV dinners”) Deli meats, hot dogs, and cheeses.

What does high blood pressure mean?

High blood pressure is a condition that puts you at risk for heart attack, stroke, and kidney disease. It does not usually cause symptoms, but it can be serious. When your doctor or nurse tells you your blood pressure, he or she will say two numbers. For example, your doctor or nurse might say that your blood pressure is “140 over 90.”.

What is the top number of blood pressure?

For example, your doctor or nurse might say that your blood pressure is “140 over 90.”. The top number is the pressure inside your arteries when your heart is contracting (systolic). The bottom number is the pressure inside your arteries when your heart is relaxed (diastolic). The numbers below illustrate how doctors and nurses define high ...

How to reduce sodium in food?

The most important thing you can do to cut down on sodium is to eat less processed food. That means that you should avoid most foods that are sold in cans, boxes, jars, and bags. You should also eat in restaurants less often. Instead of buying pre-made, processed foods, buy fresh or fresh-frozen fruits and vegetables.

Is fast food bad for you?

Be sure to choose places that offer healthier choices; fast-food is almost always a bad idea. As an example, a typical meal of a hamburger and french fries from a popular fast-food chain has about 1,600 milligrams of sodium. That’s more sodium than many people should eat in a day. When choosing what to order:

What to do if you have side effects from a med?

If the medication causes side effects, do not just stop taking it. Instead, talk to your doctor or nurse about the problems it causes. He or she might be able to lower your dose or switch you to a different medicine. If cost is a problem, mention that too.

Providing High Quality, Compassionate Care

The Center for Kidney Care is the premier provider of Nephrology care in Southern New Jersey. We specialize in diagnosing and treating all aspects of kidney disorders and elevated blood pressure.

Our Services

The providers at the Center for Kidney Care diagnose and treat all aspects of kidney disorders and elevated blood pressure. We provide high quality, compassionate care in our Hainesport and Burlington offices. Some of the services we offer are:

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