Dignity Health

Nephrology Clinic in Arizona

Address

3477 S Mercy Rd, Suite 201 Gilbert, AZ 85297

Phone

Fax

480-728-6581

Leading Kidney Doctors in Dignity Health

Southwest Kidney Institute provides expert, compassionate nephrology care to patients throughout Dignity Health and the surrounding communities. Our board-certified kidney specialists diagnose and treat a full spectrum of conditions, including chronic kidney disease, acute kidney injury, hypertension, diabetic kidney disease, and kidney stones. With a focus on long-term kidney health, we offer personalized management for proteinuria, hematuria, and electrolyte imbalances. Our team also provides advanced testing and care for CKD-Mineral & Bone Disorder and anemia related to kidney disease. Whether you need a kidney function test, treatment for a complex condition, or ongoing monitoring, you can count on our nephrologists in Dignity Health for specialized care close to home.

Dignity Health Nephrology Clinic FAQs

When should I see a nephrologist for kidney disease?

See a nephrologist (a kidney specialist) if blood or urine tests show your kidneys aren’t working the way they should, or if you have kidney trouble along with diabetes or high blood pressure. Getting referred early gives you the best chance to protect your kidneys and slow the disease down.

What kidney conditions do you treat at your Dignity Health office?

Our office treats chronic kidney disease, kidney problems from diabetes or high blood pressure, kidney stones, blood or protein in the urine, and other common kidney and filtering conditions.

Do you offer dialysis services near Dignity Health?

Yes. Our Southwest Kidney Institute manage and oversee dialysis for patients in Dignity Health, AZ, with treatment provided at dialysis center. We also help you prepare early and choose the dialysis option that fits your life.

How often do I need kidney function testing if I have kidney disease?

Most people with kidney disease are checked a few times a year, and more often if their kidney function is changing or they also have diabetes or high blood pressure. Your nephrologist will set a testing schedule that’s right for you.

What does a nephrologist do?

A nephrologist is a doctor who specializes in keeping your kidneys healthy and treating kidney problems, high blood pressure, kidney stones, and related issues. They also oversee dialysis and help patients prepare for a kidney transplant.