Why Join Responsum for CKD?
Navigating the ocean of information about CKD is not easy, especially when you're trying to figure out the emotional and physical strains of kidney disease. Our app provides tailored advice, community support, and expert insights that are just a click away.
Our app is free and available via web browser or Apple iOS and Android mobile app
Stay informed with a customized Newsfeed
Expertly vetted kidney disease information about nutrition, research, stages, treatment options and living tips.
Build connections and get community support
Connect with other with kidney disease who get it. Our community is a safe and moderated space to ask questions and get the support you need.
Organize and update your medical information
Use the Patient One-Sheet to store all of your medical information and save time at the doctor’s office. You can print, share, and download this easy-to-use, patient-designed dropdown form.
Our community is for people with any kidney condition, including:
Our expert Advisory Council
Nichole Jefferson
American Society of Nephrology
Kerri Cavanaugh, MD, MHS
Associate Professor of Medicine
Division of Nephrology and Hypertension
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Kevin John Fowler
Kidney Health Initiative
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Find exactly what you need
Find relevant related resources on each post in the Community Chat.
Do more with the content you read
Save, share, react, comment and print every article in your Newsfeed.
Keep track of what's important
Store and maintain all your basic health info in your Patient One-Sheet and bring it to your next doctor’s appointment.
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