Kidney Clinic
The Pediatric Kidney Clinic specializes in caring for young patients, ranging from infants to teens, with kidney or urinary tract conditions. We have the expertise and technologies to offer the most advanced treatments, including minimally invasive surgery.
Children with end-stage kidney failure have access to our state-of-the-art Pediatric Dialysis Unit as well as our Kidney Transplant Program, considered one of the best in the nation. These patients receive care from a team of experts that includes nephrologists (kidney specialists), transplant surgeons, urologists, nurses, social workers and nutritionists, all of whom have training and experience in meeting the unique needs of young transplant recipients.
Our locations (9)
Our team
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Farzana Perwad
MD
Pediatric nephrologist -
Paul R. Brakeman
MD, PhD
Pediatric nephrologist -
Marsha Lee
MD
Pediatric nephrologist -
Onur Cil
MD, PhD
Pediatric nephrologist -
Rim ElChaki
MD
Pediatric nephrologist -
Kristen Favel
MD, MPH
Pediatric nephrologist -
Elaine Ku
MD, MAS
Nephrologist -
Christina Lo
MD
Pediatric nephrologist -
Aris H. Oates
MD
Pediatric nephrologist -
Anthony A. Portale
MD
Pediatric nephrologist -
Sanober Sadiq
MBBS
Pediatric nephrologist -
Erica Winnicki
MD
Pediatric nephrologist -
Jessica Brennan
PNP, MSN
Pediatric nurse practitioner -
Marilyn E. McEnhill
PNP, MSN
Pediatric nurse practitioner -
Sarah Kinnier
LCSW, MSW
Social worker -
Taryn Shappell
LCSW, MSW
Social worker -
Lisa Keung
RD, MS
Dietitian
Awards & recognition
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One of the nation's best for nephrology
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Ranked among the nation's best in 11 specialties
Plan your visit
What to Bring
- Photo I.D.
- Health insurance card
- Insurance authorization, if required
- Doctor's referral, if required
- Recent test results related to your child's condition
- List of medications, including dosages, plus any your child is allergic to
- List of questions you may have
- Device or paper for taking notes
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