In Manitoba there are
1,856
Adults receiving life-sustaining dialysis
6,614
more being treated for Chronic Kidney Disease
348,000
Dialysis treatments done in one year
What is kidney disease?
Chronic Kidney Disease is when kidneys are damaged and not working properly over a period of time. Read More
Who is at risk?
Kidney disease can happen for a lot of reasons but people with diabetes, high blood pressure, family history of kidney disease or autoimmune disorders are more at risk. Read More
How do I get my kidneys checked?
A doctor or nurse can do routine blood and urine tests. The results will show how your kidneys are doing. These tests should be done once a year. Read More
LIVING WITH KIDNEY DISEASE
Visiting the Kidney Health Clinic
If you are new to our program, learn more about the care we provide and what you can expect.
ABOUT US
Become a Dialysis Nurse
We are continually looking for nurses to join our kidney health teams across Manitoba
HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS
Referral Pathway for Primary Care Providers
Use our online pathway to determine a course of action for your patient’s care
Latest News
May 14, 2021 | News Staff Profiles
Paul John Bejarin is incredibly proud to be a hemodialysis nurse. He works at St. Boniface hospital in the hemodialysis…
May 7, 2021 | News Staff News Staff Profiles
Ruben Medrano has been working in health care in Winnipeg his whole adult life. The 51-year-old started his career early,…
April 21, 2021 | News Staff News
Many in-centre hemodialysis patients in Winnipeg and Brandon were able to receive COVID-19 vaccinations in their dialysis units recently.