Chronic Kidney Disease | IU Health
End-Stage Renal Disease Clinic • Indianapolis, IN
About
Summary: Indiana University Health (IU Health) is a large nonprofit health system based in Indianapolis, Indiana, affiliated with the Indiana University School of Medicine. It operates 16–19 hospitals (including IU Health Methodist in Indianapolis) and offers a wide range of services, including nephrology. While the provided content highlights general care, tumor transplant, and multiple specialties, specific information on Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) services at IU Health isn’t detailed. For CKD in Indianapolis, IU Health typically provides: nephrology care (evaluation, management of CKD, dialysis planning), transplant options, and related support services through its network of hospitals and affiliated specialists. If you’re seeking CKD-specific details, consider: - Scheduling nephrology consultation at IU Health Methodist Hospital or other IU Health campuses. - Inquiring about dialysis (HD/PD) options and kidney transplant programs through IU Health. - Checking for CKD education, early detection, and chronic disease management programs offered by IU Health. Note: For precise CKD services, treatment options, and locations, please visit iuhealth.org or contact their helpline.
Clinic Type
End-Stage Renal Disease Clinic
Address
IU Health Methodist Hospital, I-65 at 21st Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46206, US
Phone
1.888.484.3258
transplantinfo@iuhealth.org
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
Services Offered
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FAQs
What is chronic kidney disease and its stages?
CKD has five stages from mild to severe; ESRD is stage 5 requiring dialysis or transplant.
What treatments are available for CKD at IU Health?
Dietary changes, phosphate binders, blood pressure management, dialysis, and kidney transplant options are discussed; care plans individualized.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: very positive
- IU Health Kidney Health - Downtown Indianapolis: 4.9 out of 5 (995)
- IU Health Kidney Health - Nora / Far Northside: 4.9 out of 5 (952)
- IU Health Transplant - University Hospital: 4.7 out of 5 (241)
Patients praise
- Empathetic and honest providers
- Highly skilled surgical teams for kidney transplants
- Clear communication of conditions and treatments
- Effective care coordination and proactive staff
- Successful surgical outcomes reported by patients
Common complaints
- No specific negative themes or formal complaints were surfaced in public reviews, which generally display very high ratings.
"The IU Health team was great and I had an immediate connection with Dr. Goggins. I liked his approach and his honesty. The team at IU Health has been proactive."
— Patient testimonial regarding kidney transplant experience"IU Health was so careful about every test, scan, and x-ray that I took. I felt confident when I went into surgery that my kidney would work well."
— Patient testimonial regarding kidney transplant experience"Patients say that he is empathetic, honest, and has a great staff."
— Summary of patient feedback for Dr. Brent W. MillerSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Asif A. Sharfuddin, MD - IU Health — Jul 15, 2025
- Muhammad S. Yaqub, MD - IU Health — Jul 15, 2025
- Kausik Umanath, MD, MS - IU Health — Oct 2, 2025
- Diabetes and kidney health: how continuous glucose monitoring can help | IU Health — Apr 7, 2026
- Beyond dialysis: Research, individualized interventions and ... — Mar 12, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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