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IU Health

End-Stage Renal Disease Clinic • Indianapolis, IN

About

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. 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. - 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

Email

transplantinfo@iuhealth.org

Opening Hours

Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.

Services Offered

  • Chronic Kidney Disease care
  • Kidney disease management
  • Dietary changes for CKD
  • Phosphate binders information
  • Blood pressure management for CKD
  • Hemodialysis information
  • Kidney transplant information
  • CKD patient education
  • Affiliation with Indiana University School of Medicine
  • CKD treatment options
  • Clinical research on CKD
  • Care plan development for CKD patients

Technology & Equipment

  • Hemodialysis
  • Kidney transplantation
  • CKD diagnostic and treatment options

Insurance & Payment

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Languages Spoken

  • English

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. Miller

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].

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