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The Kidney Clinic at Arkansas Children's treats children and young adults up to 21 years old who suffer from kidney disease. Our team of experts includes nephrologists, clinical nurse specialists, social workers, kidney transplant coordinators, pharmacists, and dieticians who work together to provide exceptional care and help each child reach their best physical, social, and emotional health. We offer comprehensive medical consultations and evaluations, including prenatal counseling, initial diagnosis, kidney replacement therapy such as dialysis and kidney transplantation, and the transition to adult care.
We also have multidisciplinary clinics with Urology for managing complex kidney/bladder disorders (UroNeph Clinic) and kidney stones (Kidney Stone Clinic) and Rheumatology for managing children with lupus (Vasculitis Clinic). Additionally, we provide 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM) for evaluating and managing children with elevated blood pressure and hypertension.
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For more information about Arkansas Children’s Kidney Clinic, contact us at 501-364-1847 to learn more about our services and how we can help you and your child. A physician referral is needed for nephrology services, so your local doctor can refer you to us by calling 501-364-1847. If your child does not have a primary care physician, please call 501-364-4000 and we will be happy to recommend one in your area.
At Arkansas Children’s in Little Rock, Arkansas, our nephrology team provides specialized care for patients with a wide range of kidney, urinary tract and hypertension issues.
Get helpful nephrology resources and information to help parents and families provide care at home.
Arkansas Children’s is the only accredited kidney transplant facility in Arkansas, serving children and teens from across the state and neighboring regions.
Hypertension, which is increased blood pressure, is becoming more prevalent in children partially due to the present epidemic of obesity. Hypertension in children can also occur due to congenital abnormalities of kidneys and some inherited diseases. Uncontrolled hypertension can have serious effects on organs such as the brain, heart, eyes and kidneys.
Learn more about the comprehensive care provided by our team of nephrology experts.
The pediatric dialysis program serves children throughout the state and from neighboring regions. Our expert staff will provide your child with the latest treatment, education and support, including education and support for parents who are interested in providing dialysis at home.