How can a dietitian and social worker help with chronic kidney disease (CKD)?
Get help from a dietitian and social worker to manage chronic kidney disease (CKD) more easily. They can provide support to eat better and feel healthier.
What do dietitians and social workers do?
A dietitian and social worker can be important parts of your care team. As part of Interwell 360, they will work with you to stay healthy as you navigate chronic kidney disease (CKD). See how they can help you manage what you eat, provide support and resources, and more.
Key takeaways
- A dietitian and social worker are important parts of your care team.
- A dietitian helps you find kidney-friendly foods you enjoy, manage your fluid intake, and manage conditions like blood pressure and blood sugar.
- A social worker helps you manage stress, connect to community resources, and navigate daily living tasks.
- If you're eligible for Interwell 360, both services may be available at no additional cost.
We are here to help
Reach out to your care team to have them connect you with a dietitian and social worker at no additional cost to you.
If you’re not already working with Interwell 360, learn more about Interwell Health services and see if you're eligible through your health plan by visiting Interwellhealth.com/360.
This serves only as a guide. Talk with your healthcare provider for more information on your health needs.
Julie Dominguez, MD
Vice President, Medical Office, Interwell Health
Julie Dominguez, MD, is a nephrologist with extensive experience in private practice nephrology and medical education. At Interwell Health, she helps advance high-quality kidney care programs that support patients and clinicians. Dr. Dominguez earned her medical degree from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, completed her Internal Medicine residency at Duke University, and completed her Nephrology fellowship at the University of California San Diego.