Kidney Dialysis and Spa Atlanta

Education for a Better Life

We Aren’t Just Providing Dialysis Services

We’re here to help you improve your quality of life through advanced treatment practices as well as education geared toward preventative care and awareness.

Early Detection Through Education

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a serious condition that, left untreated, can cause heart disease, stroke, high blood pressure, and premature death. The key to effectively treating kidney disease lies in early detection and care. Proactive prevention and healthy lifestyle choices can also help individuals reduce their risk of developing CKD.

15%

of US adults (around 37 million people)

are believed
to have CKD

90%

of adults with CKD

are unaware that they
have this condition

Are You At Risk?

Chronic kidney disease affects millions of people of all sexes, ages, and races. However, some groups of people are more at risk of developing CKD.

Common risk factors of developing kidney problems that require dialysis treatment include:

01.

High blood pressure

02.

Diabetes

03.

Obesity

04.

Heart disease

05.

Genetic or inherited kidney disorders

06.

A family history of CKD

07.

Older age

Everyone, especially those who are at a higher risk of developing CKD, can promote healthier kidney function by managing blood pressure and blood sugar, maintaining a balanced diet, and getting enough exercise.

Living With Kidney Disease

With treatment and healthy lifestyle changes, you can live a fuller life while coping with kidney disease or other renal conditions.

Individuals with CKD can also help improve their quality of life and prevent kidney failure when they:

01.

Make changes to their diets

02.

Get more physical activity

03.

Monitor their blood sugar and blood pressure

04.

Avoid alcohol, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications, some herbal supplements, and some antibiotics

05.

Taking prescribed medications as directed

06.

Quit smoking

Frequently Asked Questions About Dialysis and Renal Care

Chronic kidney disease means that an individual’s kidneys are damaged and lose function over time, resulting in a decreased ability to filter blood, resulting in a buildup of wastes and fluids. Over time, CKD can lead to kidney failure.

When an individual is diagnosed with ESRD, it means that their kidneys are no longer functioning, requiring a kidney transplant or long-term dialysis for sustained life. 

There are no cures for these conditions, but there are treatments available, like dialysis. You can also improve your quality of life with lifestyle changes and continued education.

At Peachtree Kidney Dialysis and Spa Services of Atlanta, we’re committed to providing the best dialysis treatment available as well as a comfortable environment with knowledgeable, friendly staff to make your time with us more pleasant.

Dialysis is a process that helps filter waste, salt, and fluids from blood when the kidneys cannot function properly.

The duration of dialysis depends on a number of factors, including how well your kidneys can function and how much waste has built up in your body. On average, dialysis takes about four hours, and most patients require three dialysis sessions per week for a total of 12 hours.

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