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Our mission is to help millions of people with Chronic Kidney Disease live longer and healthier lives

07/12/2023

Get seen by a top kidney specialist right away, rather than waiting months for an appointment. We provide cutting-edge treatment that's personalized to you—at your fingertips.

06/20/2023

Beyond the daily boost of antioxidants, berries such as blueberries, cranberries, blackberries, raspberries and strawberries contain less than 150mg of potassium per serving and are a great fruit choice for CKD patients.

05/24/2023

We founded Reset on one simple premise: Patients with chronic kidney disease deserve better. Our gold-standard, multidisciplinary approach means fewer patients have to wind up on dialysis or sitting on a kidney transplant list for years on end.

We have put together a team of top kidney care experts who can help keep your kidneys healthier for longer with the highest quality of care. You'll be overseen by a team of nephrologists, renal dietitians, and nurse practitioners, who will work together to personalize your care plan.

05/09/2023

A person with stage 1–4 CKD can slow the progression of the disease by:

- controlling blood sugar, if diabetic
- controlling blood pressure
- taking new breakthrough prescription medicines
- eating a kidney friendly diet
- not smoking or using to***co
- being active for 30 minutes per day on 5 days per week
- maintaining a moderate weight
- meeting with a kidney doctor, or nephrologist

05/05/2023

To help control your blood pressure and kidney disease, choose and prepare foods with less salt and sodium. Your diet should contain less than 1,500 milligrams of sodium each day.

04/26/2023

Get seen by a top kidney specialist right away, rather than waiting months for an appointment. With Reset, you can easily schedule appointments with our world-class kidney specialists and be seen within five days. Get the exceptional treatment you deserve - all from the comfort of your home.

04/23/2023

Many people don’t realize how much dialysis can disrupt every aspect of their lives. It’s time consuming and inconvenient, requiring treatment 3–6 days a week for 4–8 hours at a time; 9 out of 10 people on dialysis have to stop working as a result. And by the time your kidney function is so far gone that you need dialysis, it’s often too late to reverse the damage. 60% of people who start dialysis die within 5 years. If you wind up on a kidney transplant list, you could be waiting 3–5 years before you get a new organ.

That’s why we intervene early, long before you are close to needing dialysis. We’re committed to helping you keep your kidneys as healthy and functional as possible so the burdens of kidney failure never affect you or your family.

04/14/2023

Regular exercise keeps us strong and healthy. In fact, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, adults who sit less and participate in moderate-to-vigorous physical activities have a healthy advantage over those who do not.

A sedentary lifestyle is a common risk factor for chronic kidney disease (CKD). That's because a lack of physical activity can result in any number of health complications, from obesity and high blood pressure to diabetes and cardiovascular disease, which are all conditions that can lead to kidney damage.

Regular exercise, on the other hand, has been shown to have numerous benefits for kidney health, including reducing the risk of developing kidney disease, improving kidney function, and enhancing the quality of life for people with kidney disease. Read this week's blog post to learn more, link in bio.

04/12/2023

In order to check your kidney health and make a diagnosis of kidney disease, your doctor will perform the following blood and urine tests. You may also order a free FDA-approved, at-home test kit to check your kidney health at the link in our bio.

04/07/2023

If you have kidney disease, it is crucial to monitor your potassium levels regularly and take steps to keep them balanced.

Your nephrologist may recommend a low-potassium diet that limits high-potassium foods and avoids salt substitutes that contain potassium. Additionally, your doctor may prescribe medications like potassium binders, which help to remove excess potassium from the body.

View the following slides which list high-potassium foods to avoid and low-potassium foods to enjoy.

04/05/2023

Chronic Kidney Disease is labelled a “silent killer” due to its lack of physical symptoms. Most people may not have any obvious symptoms until their kidney disease is more advanced. This presents a real problem for patients, where early diagnosis is key to slowing the progression of kidney disease to kidney failure. Just because you have these symptoms doesn’t mean you have kidney disease, but if they’re happening consistently over at least 6 months, it’s a good idea to talk to your doctor.⁠ You may notice that you:

- feel more tired and have less energy
- have trouble concentrating
- have a poor appetite
- have trouble sleeping
- have muscle cramping at night
- have swollen feet and ankles
- have puffiness around your eyes
- have dry, itchy skin
- need to urinate more often

04/02/2023

You have the power to slow your kidney disease.

7 in 10 people with kidney disease don't get the care they need before they’re hit with kidney failure. Early treatment with Reset Kidney Health can help you stay healthier for longer with the highest quality of care.

03/30/2023

Hear a testimonial from a Reset Kidney Health patient on her experience with our care team

03/30/2023

Don’t Wait to Tackle Your Kidney Disease

37 million Americans live with kidney disease, but 70% of them aren’t able to get the care they need before they’re hit with kidney failure. And, in most cases, it’s because they just aren’t aware that they can slow down their disease with the right care.

Do any of these sound familiar?

-Your doctor said it's nothing to worry about right now. Change your diet and we’ll keep an eye on it.
-You’re seeing a kidney specialist already, but they’re so busy you’re not getting the time and attention from them you need to feel good about your treatment plan.
-You’d like to find a dietician who can help plan your diet with kidney-friendly meals that also taste good.

If so, then we can help.

03/27/2023

Chronic kidney disease is a progressive disease that causes kidney damage and reduces the ability to function properly. Over time, this damage can cause waste to build up in the body, which can cause serious health complications.

Kidney disease and high blood pressure, or hypertension, are closely linked. Our recent blog explores the relationship between high blood pressure and kidney disease. Read more at https://hubs.la/Q01Jdsls0

03/24/2023

Studies show a whole-food, plant-based diet, excluding meat, dairy, added fats and processed foods can help slow the progression of kidney disease. By lowering your risk of heart disease, diabetes, “bad” cholesterol, and weight gain, a plant-based diet has many benefits for managing kidney disease.

Having kidney disease puts you at risk for heart disease. A plant-based diet is rich in fiber and antioxidants and helps lower blood pressure, cholesterol, and inflammation, which reduces your risk for heart disease.

Healthy, plant-based foods have been shown to lower the risk for diabetes by helping your body use insulin better. For those who already have diabetes, plant-based diets have been shown to improve blood sugar levels.

Acidosis, a condition when there is too much acid in the blood can speed up the progression of kidney disease. Recent studies have found that diets high in plant foods lower the dietary acid load, which can slow the progression of CKD.

Interested in learning more? Our dietitians have special training in kidney disease and can offer guidance with implementing a plant-based diet.

03/20/2023

Sodium is an essential mineral that plays a crucial role in critical bodily functions. It helps regulate fluid balance, nerve and muscle function, and blood pressure. However, too much sodium can harm our health, leading to high blood pressure, heart disease, and stroke. In addition, a diet high in sodium can cause reduced function and strain the kidneys, ultimately leading to kidney disease.

The recommended daily sodium intake for adults is no more than 2300 mg, and for some groups, like those with chronic kidney disease, it's even lower, with a recommended daily intake of no more than 1500 mg. To help protect your kidneys, it's important to become aware of your salt intake and to focus on choosing low sodium foods, while limiting foods high in sodium. One big step is learning which high sodium foods to watch out for. Check the sodium content of your foods by always reading nutrition labels and choosing lower-sodium options whenever possible.

03/16/2023

You deserve the best care.

That's why we've put together a team of top kidney care experts who can help you keep your kidneys functioning and healthy. You'll be overseen by a team of nephrologists, renal dietitians, and mental health professionals, who will work together to personalize your care plan. Learn more about our clinical team at https://hubs.la/Q01H95l80

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