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How We Help Those With Kidney Disease
Through the donations we receive,
we help those in need in the Lubbock
and West Texas Area, with things that insurance does not cover.

We also bring Education and Awareness to Kidney Disease to help stop and slow the progression of this silent but deadly disease!

Patient Services Fund:

The SPKF provides financial help to patients in need dealing with kidney disease in the Lubbock and West Texas Area. Starting in October 2013 SPKF has been able to help patients with $25,000 worth of assistance annually.
• Primary assistance is given for: Transportation to dialysis treatments, nutritional supplements, food, assistance and emergency assistance. Through the Dialysis and Transplant Center Social Workers.

 

Local Resources for Lubbock Assistance for Food, Utilities, Clothing, Medical, Dental, legal and more:

  • Call 211

  • Lubbock Dream Center has a great guide: 

The West Texas Dialysis & Transplant Support Group

For anyone dealing with Chronic Kidney Disease: Pre-Dialysis, Dialysis, Transplant (any Organ), Chronic Kidney Disease, pre/post Transplants & your supports

  • Meets Quarterly, the last Tuesday of that month from 5:30 to 7 pm (unless otherwise announced).pre-dialysis education program

  • Co-Sponsored by UMC and the SPKF

This support group meets for the encouragement, education, and advocacy of Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease; Pre-Dialysis, on Dialysis, Pre or Post Transplant, their family members & caregivers. Please contact your Dialysis Center Social Worker or Amie at the South Plains Kidney Foundation 806-283-7357.

Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)  and Endstage Renal Disease

 

 

Learn about your Kidney Health!

Please see your doctor for annual check-ups. Make sure to get your blood and urine tested and ask about your results.

Kidney Disease is

"Silent but Deadly"

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