July 29, 2015 – There were days when Joseph Kollar logged 100 miles of cycling. The 67-year-old didn’t take up cycling until after his kidney transplant and once he got the green light from doctors, it became an activity he pursued whole-heartedly.
News, Patient StoriesThere were days when Joseph Kollar logged 100 miles of cycling. The 67-year-old didn’t take up cycling until after his…
News, Staff NewsOur exercise challenge has started but it is not too late to join in. No matter what kind of activity you…
NewsCome show your support for Dale, a B.C. dialysis patient who is biking across Canada. Dale will be stopping in…
News, Staff NewsFor his outstanding contribution to kidney disease research, Dr. David Rush has been awarded the 2015 Kidney Foundation of Canada…
News, Staff NewsRead more about Lean Keen Kidney Machines here. Wellness Institute – 1075 Leila Ave Mondays: July 6 – August 24,…
NewsManitoba Renal Program and Diabetes Integration Project are excited to share outcomes from their two-year FINISHED project that launched in…
News, Staff NewsWe are in awe of Dale Calibaba, a BC-based peritoneal dialysis patient, who launched his ride across Canada in St….
NewsManitoba Renal Program is excited for the launch of Transplant Manitoba and Canadian Blood Services’ Highly Sensitized Patient (HSP)…
News, Staff NewsOur Home Dialysis Handbook is available by clicking here. While not everyone is a candidate for home dialysis, those looking…
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