This clinic involves evaluation and treatment of patients with inflammation of the kidney. Untreated, glomerulonephritis can lead to complete kidney failure. This means that early and accurate diagnosis and management of the disease is crucial to preserve kidney function.

We work in collaboration with specialists in rheumatology and provide comprehensive, multi-disciplinary care. We also conduct clinical trials that involve treatment of kidney diseases due to multiple inflammatory causes, including lupus, focal segmental glomerulonephritis, membranous glomerulonephritis, rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis, and others.

Phone: 801-585-6320

This clinic is located at the Huntsman Cancer Institute and involves a collaborative team that includes the nephrology, hematology, and oncology. This team evaluates and treats patients with kidney problems such as:

• kidney tumors,
• chemotherapy, and
• other related problems.

Phone: 801-585-6320

This clinic involves a collaborative team that includes cardiology, nephrology, internal medicine, and endocrinology to provide exemplary care in the evaluation and management of high blood pressure.

Phone: 801-585-7676

University of Utah Health's kidney transplant program has been caring for patients with end-stage renal (kidney) disease since 1965.

The Dialysis Program at University of Utah Health has a team of professionals ready to offer support to our patients and their family members while they adjust to receiving dialysis.

Amyloidosis is a condition that’s caused by an abnormal protein in your body. Because many organs could be affected, you might need several different specialists to evaluate you.

 Renal autotransplant is a type of surgery that helps patients manage severe, long-lasting kidney pain.